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Originally Posted by mostpost
You are the clueless one. One out of every 1000 fully vaccinated person can expect to get a breakthrough case. Of course when there are over 162,000,000 fully vaccinated individuals one out of one thousand does add up to a lot. In fact it’s about one percent of the total number of infections. The rest come from the unvaccinated.
Nobody changed the definition of a vaccine. You get a flu shot vaccine every year. That’s because the effectiveness of the vaccine declines and the virus mutates. It happens with every virus.
The fact is the COVID-19 vaccine is much more effective than the Flu vaccine, but since the flu is much less deadly the flu vaccine doesn’t have to be as effective.
The vaccine is less effective against Omicron because A VIRUS MUTATES! And it mutates faster when fewer people are vaccinated.
Don’t you think the drug companies are working constantly to address these mutations?
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1 in a 1000 can expect to get a breakthrough case? According to the state of NY they have 4.9% breakthrough rate on those 12 and over. Let's see 4.9 % actual, but .1 % according to Mostpost. Only a 49 fold difference. You really missed your calling. Walensky and Fauci aint got nothing on you. By the way applying stats from the previous variants to this variant, as you will find out, is completely ridiculous.
https://coronavirus.health.ny.gov/co...akthrough-data
Cumulative Findings
As of data received through January 1, 2022, the New York State Department of Health is aware of:
651,287 laboratory-confirmed breakthrough cases of COVID-19 among fully-vaccinated people in New York State, which corresponds to 4.9% of the population of fully-vaccinated people 12-years or older.
