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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]People need to get vaccinated.  It is the holiday season.  Stop the spread for heaven's sake![/quote]
The CDC doesn't claim that the booster stops spread/transmission. They only say that it helps protect against serious illness. (Which is very rare anyhow for healthy people post-Omicron.) https://www.cdc.gov/coronavirus/2019-ncov/vaccines/stay-up-to-date.html[/quote]

If it's not stopping transmission I see no reason to keep taking it when we don't know the long term impact of the boosters.  And, covid is far less serious so basic precautions such as masking and handwashing are probably equally effective.  More effective is people staying home when sick.[/quote]

What about asymptomatic carriers??????[/quote]

Ok, and?   [/quote]
Vaccination prevents covid and thus asymptomatic carriers would be included.[/quote]

I thought we all agreed that the vaccines do not prevent covid. They prevent people from dying from covid. Actually making more carriers that aren't super sick with covid and still out there living life with their covid infected selves on Nyquil. 
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PP is ignorant.

We're all vaxed, and we've all had covid twice since being vaxxed. No one died, or even got super sick.

Covid vax does NOT prevent covid. Since covid is no longer a threat to my family, we don't need more covid vaccines. But if you are very old or very ill, get the vaccine because it may prevent you from becoming seriously ill if you contract the most recent covid iteration. [/quote]

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