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Originally Posted by javadog
You guys are forgetting one aspect of the problem. We are not accounting for the time between becoming fully vaccinated and when these people were recruited for studies. And if you look at the curve of vaccine efficacy, it declines fairly rapidly after a few months and the confidence windows wide. Someone that is six months down the road from their vaccine, which is pretty ****ing likely for just about everybody in the country at this point, may not have any better characteristics then someone that has never been vaccinated. And I still say that those that have had Covid and recovered are far better off than the average vaccinated person.
Lastly, regardless of where you come out on this particular question, the numbers are getting worse for the vaccinated portion of the population, every single month. That is not a happy trend.
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Say what you want but the facts don't support that assertion.
And no one ever said there wouldn't be breakthrough cases. If you look at the example of Illinois, the majority are among the 65+ age group which is where things stood prior to vaccination. The difference? We're not losing as many people in that age group as we once were.