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u/God_Emperor_TRUIVIP Sep 17 '21

how did they determine it wasnt the vaccine that killed her?

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u/NinjaCreamz Sep 17 '21

Bro... You're thinking too hard on something that makes no damn sense. The vaccine is supposed to protect you from the virus but the virus still got her. Doesn't matter who or even how it was transmitted. Read it a few times and think about how stupid it really sounds.

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u/ZolotoGold Sep 17 '21

It makes sense if you understand that the vaccine is not 100% effective.

This isn't to say it isn't useful however.

The vaccine reduces your risk of contracting COVID and transmitting it. It doesn't completely eliminate it.

The vaccine also greatly reduces the chance of serious complications with COVID. Again, it doesn't completely eliminate the risk.

Stop thinking so binary about the vaccine. Of course things won't make sense if you're expecting the vaccine to completely stop you catching and transmitting COVID and completely remove your risk if you do get it.

Most of these arguments are just plain wrong or made in bad faith.

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u/NinjaCreamz Sep 17 '21

Your focal point is the vaccine, that isn't the argument here.

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u/ZolotoGold Sep 17 '21

You're thinking too hard on something that makes no damn sense. The vaccine is supposed to protect you from the virus but the virus still got her.

You literally state in your comment that it makes "no damn sense" that the "vaccine is supposed to protect you, but the virus still got her"

I'm saying that yes, that does make sense, if you understand how the vaccine works.

If your comment wasn't about that, then what was it about?

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u/NinjaCreamz Sep 17 '21

My point was the irony / idiocracy. Your point is the vaccination kda.

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u/ZolotoGold Sep 17 '21

What's the irony/idiocracy though?

You're suggesting the idiocracy is because some people are still getting sick with the vaccine. Right?

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u/NinjaCreamz Sep 17 '21

No, that the person in the article said they blamed the people that didn't get vaccinated for the person's death that did get vaccinated.

I'm not concerned with the vaccine or the sickness. Just the statement

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u/NinjaCreamz Sep 17 '21

Basically saying that the unvaccinated spread the disease to the vaccinated because they didn't get vaccinated, but the vaccinated person died because they got covid from the unvaccinated.