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Topic	Do you know a lot of pro life people?
Jesserae 05/12/22 10:50:13 PM #41:	Metalsonic66 posted... Because it reduces the likelyhood and severity? Not sure if trolling or just incredibly ignorant Clinical trials and real world data show that COVID-19 vaccines are highly effective to prevent severe illness with COVID-19. For example, data from the United Kingdom shows that these vaccines also significantly reduce the risk of severe COVID-19, including hospitalisation and death, in older adults. For those already in a high risk category. why exactly would we want to reduce transmission in low risk groups when natural immunity has been proven so effective? seems like a better option then locking down the whole world over and over and over. Vaccination and isolation for the high risk, living a normal life for the rest of us. https://www.medscape.com/viewarticle/968553 Not going to acknowledge that the morality rates fell from 2012 during the worst Pandemic in 100 years? --- Praise The Sun - DDDA Pawn Ciri (Ranger) PSN: J-ray_92 <cite>Jesserae posted [p:964995293] in Do you kno... [t:80017377]...</cite> <quote>Metalsonic66 posted... </cite> <quote>Because it reduces the likelyhood and severity? Not sure if trolling or just incredibly ignorant</quote>Clinical trials and real world data show that COVID-19 vaccines are highly effective to prevent severe illness with COVID-19. For example, data from the United Kingdom shows that these vaccines also significantly reduce the risk of severe COVID-19, including hospitalisation and death, in older adults. For those already in a high risk category. why exactly would we want to reduce transmission in low risk groups when natural immunity has been proven so effective? seems like a better option then locking down the whole world over and over and over. Vaccination and isolation for the high risk, living a normal life for the rest of us. https://www.medscape.com/viewarticle/968553 Not going to acknowledge that the morality rates fell from 2012 during the worst Pandemic in 100 years? --- Praise The Sun - DDDA Pawn Ciri (Ranger) PSN: J-ray_92</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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