Vaccine or not?

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Not to put you on the spot but could you elaborate a little. I'm probably going to lose my job and/or going arrested over this. I have always respected your opinion
 
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clarksvol00 said:
I guess the people that want to repeatedly rant about how they won't get it should be the only people allowed to post.
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You can only be unvaccinated one time, but you can update your booster status an unlimited number of times.

Maybe if they get ride of these mandates we wouldn't have bother with this thread at all.
 
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Rasputin_Vol said:
You can only be unvaccinated one time, but you can update your booster status an unlimited number of times.

Maybe if they get ride of these mandates we wouldn't have bother with this thread at all.
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You can choose not to get the vaccine you know? No ones making you get it.

Why don't you come back and shout at the cars passing by when they round you up, roll your sleeve up and jab you?
 
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Orangeburst said:
Please share.
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- early findings suggest that vaccine efficacy may be only 50% or lower vs Omicron (not surprising given the mutations in the spike protein)
- unclear how naturally-acquired immunity will be affected
- the rapid rate of transmission will make this the predominant strain in basically all of the developed world within days to weeks (far too quickly for a new vaccine formulation to be in play)
- the vast majority of "cases" are mild to asymptomatic (does that even count as a case?)
- most of the monoclonal antibody treatments will not work vs O

Questions:
1. How will prior infection and antibodies to other CV targets protect against O?
2. How will infection with O protect against other variants?
3. Will there still be a protective effect of vaccines vs severe illness/hospitalization?
4. How will vaccinated and infected patients fare vs unvaccinated or previously-infected? (Maybe the first chance to really look for ADE)
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5. Given the above "knowns," what -- IF ANY -- protective measures are warranted, and have we learned anything from our prior attempts to control the virus?
 
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kiddiedoc said:
- early findings suggest that vaccine efficacy may be only 50% or lower vs Omicron (not surprising given the mutations in the spike protein)
- unclear how naturally-acquired immunity will be affected
- the rapid rate of transmission will make this the predominant strain in basically all of the developed world within days to weeks (far too quickly for a new vaccine formulation to be in play)
- the vast majority of "cases" are mild to asymptomatic (does that even count as a case?)
- most of the monoclonal antibody treatments will not work vs O

Questions:
1. How will prior infection and antibodies to other CV targets protect against O?
2. How will infection with O protect against other variants?
3. Will there still be a protective effect of vaccines vs severe illness/hospitalization?
4. How will vaccinated and infected patients fare vs unvaccinated or previously-infected? (Maybe the first chance to really look for ADE)
.....
5. Given the above "knowns," what -- IF ANY -- protective measures are warranted, and have we learned anything from our prior attempts to control the virus?
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Thank you sir.
Does it look like the Cron is typically less severe say to Delta....and so on as it progresses?
 
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