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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Let's just push for vaccinations for all and booster shots and then we can do away with masks and make it normal again.  There.  Fixed it.[/quote]

If you want your kids to be in school with all students vaccinated, head across the river and Comrade Bowers will take care of you. Don't count on our new governor to mandate [b](ineffective[/b]) vaccines for kids who are not at high risk.

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Cite your source?  And, no, Fox News is not a source.[/quote]

[b]Everywhere.[/b]  The vaccine does not prevent spread or infection.  Every new station says that now!

Stop blaming the unvaccinated.[/quote]

Wow.  You are dumbass.  You literally cited "Every new station" as a source.  A proper source would be Medline, CDC, Merck, peer reviewed studies, etc.

You want to try again?  Or do you just want to move along since you have confirmed to the rest of us that you are an idiot and that is why you won't wear masks?  BTW, I have zero issue to reasoned debate.  Key word, reasoned.

So for the poster who would like a phase out of masks - yes.  That should be done.

For the poster who asked about antibodies from already having covid being a mechanism for not wearing a mask for those that can prove it with a lab test - BRILLIANT.  I would be fine with that as well.

But you are just an ignorant hillbilly who doesn't want to do something because you FEEL like it and you like FRESH air and hate BIG PHARMA.  You have crap talking points that are not even your own because you are too ignorant to know better.  So go stamp your foot and run along now.  Adults are trying to have a reasoned conversation here.[/quote]

How about the CDC? https://www.cnn.com/2022/01/19/health/covid-vaccine-infection-protection-cdc-study/index.html

Talks about effectiveness of natural mmunity.[/quote] When the Delta variant was dominant in the United States, both vaccination and prior infection helped protect against Covid-19, but vaccination was the safest way to be protected, according to a study published Wednesday by the US Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.

The data included in the study was collected before the Omicron wave in the United States, and before boosters were widely available. The CDC says it will publish additional data on Covid-19 vaccines, boosters and the Omicron variant later this week.[/quote]

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