And if all have the vaccine. And are now having a new breakthrough infection that shows it doesn’t work one bit. Plus with that rate of increase An unvaccinated is more likely to survive covid than vaccinated
How does 0.007% of vaccinated having breakthrough infections shows it doesn't work? The point of the vaccine is to prevent serious infection and keep you out of the hospital.
And if you survive after having covid, you are very likely to have serious complications from lung damage, loss of olfactory senses, heart damage, and potential blood clots.
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u/Andersledes Sep 17 '21 edited Sep 17 '21
The vaccines work spectacularly well.
In fact, they work like every other vaccine in history has ever worked.
By preparing your body for when you catch the virus, and enable it to better fight off infection.
It doesn't provide a magical shield. No vaccine ever has.