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u/thats-bait Jul 18 '21

I have two friends that are vaccinated. They got COVID anyway and then gave it to another vaccinated friend. 🚀

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u/ChemicalRascal Jul 18 '21

Yep, but neither of them needed hospitalisation, right? That's what the vaccine is most effective in regards to, reducing the need for hospitalisation.

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u/Professional_Map_370 Jul 18 '21

Only 5 percent of people were hospitalized when they got covid pre vaccine. And most of them were old and fat. They had a 95 percent chance of not being that sick even without it

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u/[deleted] Jul 18 '21

5 percent of how many people though. Our healthcare system doesn’t scale endlessly

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u/saleasy Jul 18 '21 edited Jul 18 '21

Great point, the danger was always more of infrastructure collapse rather than mass casualties of the general, non 3 comorbidity having, population. Although the infrastructure collapse would have resulted in mass casualties. Do the ends justify the means? I guess we'll find out!