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Diana's avatar

What they can't censor, they "fact check," right? You hit the nail on the head here: "When vaccines were working well, no one was complaining about denominators and incorrect counts of vaccinated people."

Keep your eyes on the fact checkers. I recognize their language: it is the imperious, overly confident tone of the person who has never taken an advanced math or hard science course but has spent some time (perhaps in a "studies"-type major) writing papers that use selective evidence to prove the point they want to prove. Their propaganda would be a lot better if these people were more intelligent and less clever.

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HenriO's avatar

Boosters may reverse the VE drop, but they do raise other complications. In addition to AEs associated with the booster, if one member of family gets a booster, that booster eventually causes him to shed virus. That boosted family member then goes home where he lives with other vaxxed family members. If the other family members did not get simultaneously boosted (often the case) they tend to get infected by the boosted member’s viral shedding. This may cause case numbers to rise.

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