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After the vaccines were implemented and the hospitalization rates decreased, restrictions ended and many people stopped getting updated vaccines/boosters. Those two things probably combined to increases the transmission rate.
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Three young Muslim women say they were praying in an empty parking spot at Avalon Mall in Alpharetta, Georgia, when they were interrupted by a man driving a Tesla Cybertruck who began hurling profanities and racist epithets at them.
The man driving the Tesla, Georgia GOP Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene’s ex-husband Perry Greene, he has issued a public apology at a press after the video of him doing it was released
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Three young Muslim women say they were praying in an empty parking spot at Avalon Mall in Alpharetta, Georgia, when they were interrupted by a man driving a Tesla Cybertruck who began hurling profanities and racist epithets at them. The man driving the Tesla, Georgia GOP Rep. Marjorie Taylor...www.threads.net
Dude was married to MTG.
1. Automatically he's suffered enough.
2. I don't care what the reason is. If you are an adult male, don't attack teenage girls.
3. The fact that he realized he messed up and apologized publicly is probably better than most in this situation would have done.
We can go down a path of all reasons, but its 100% factual to state that that vaccine did not "stop" covid.
I'll even add to that that the boosters themselves were the "heres your sign" moment that the vaccines were not quite what they were advertised / and / or the virus had flat unrun it.
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No, it isn't.
If the statement were "DOES not stop, then that would be true." But, the COVID vaccine did stop spread and transmission of the early variants. If we theoretically could have immediately immunized the world during the early variants, we would not have COVID to deal with now.
It is similar to antibiotic resistance.
IS penicillin a good treatment for skin infections?
No, it does not cover skin infections very well.
WAS penicillin a good treatment for skin infection?
Yes, penicillin was excellent at skin infections during World War 2 and stopped a lot of amputations from needing to happen.
Could be a reason why he's an ex. I highly doubt his behavior was a one-off.
Did it stop or did it slow? I'd say with given individuals it stopped. I absolutely do believe it saved lives. As a society is slowed....until it didn't. The year of the Vaccine was 2021. The largest outbreak of the virus was January 22. It really seams to me there was a fairly short period of time (couple months) where the vaccine was hitting high effectiveness rates....and then the different variants kept outrunning the science and luckily got less potent in the process. Would it be inaccurate to say that a huge amount of vaccinated folks got Covid and spread it to others after vaccination?
I don't recall the exact number but out of the first Pfizer study the transmission was dropped +90%. If we could have reached herd immunity prior to variation, then I think it would have stopped it. Or made it like rubella, existing but basically stopped.
However, rapid variation and poor vaccine uptake prevented that.
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Only in America…of course the leader of our country has had similar problems…
Through her work my wife has had some interaction with Dr Mark's. He is a brilliant scientist who isn't political.
Check out this interview, especially at the end where he talks about future outbreaks and bio weapons.
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