[kiryandil]

Can you explain for us why you believe that being vaccinated does not lower the risk of getting severe illness from Covid ON AVERAGE? ....

Because there is not an alternate universe where you can observe the same individuals in an UNVACCINATED state catching covid, and comparing the outcome with the same VACCINATED individuals catching covid.

It's scientifically impossible.

Just because some white-coated biology parrots and their bureaucrat puppetmasters get on TeeVee and tell you that it's so doesn't make it so.

[SeekAndFind]

RE: Because there is not an alternate universe where you can observe the same individuals in an UNVACCINATED state catching covid, and comparing the outcome with the same VACCINATED individuals catching covid.

We’re talking about SEVERE ILLNESS ( e.g., severe enough to be hospitalized or die ), not catching Covid ( I’m not interested in cases, they mean nothing ).

Isn’t it possible to count the number of patients hospitalized for Covid who are vaccinated and unvaccinated and do a statistical comparison?

[alexander_busek]

Can you explain for us why you believe that being vaccinated does not lower the risk of getting severe illness from Covid something / anything

Myocarditis? Pericarditis? Bueller?

Does getting vaxxed lower the risk of contracting those conditions?

People who voluntarily amputate both their legs lower their risk of spraining an ankle.

Regards,