Comments Thread For: Malik Scott: Fury Was Irresponsible; Full Vaccination Was Mandatory In Wilder Camp

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  • eco1
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    #41
    Originally posted by DougalDylan
    You can still get covid with a vaccine but it's unlikely if you get TWO shots and the shots are months apart (Israel has proven for the delta you need a bigger gap than initially recommended with Pfizer hence they have double the numbers infected of the UK with two shots Pfizer) and you wait at LEAST two weeks after the second shot.

    When people quote figures for people in hospitals who are vaccinated they generally have broken the above rules. You were statistically more likely to get COVID after one shot as people were the next day after one shot throwing away their masks and having a party, the day after one shot you have no extra protection at all you need at least 2 weeks to be better off and then its not much against the delta variant.

    One shot was quite effective for the initial variant but is very weak against the new delta variant.


    You need between 50 to 60 days after the second shot to have the vaccine work.
    You can get Covid but after that timeframe it is milder than what you can get without the vaccine.

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    • Lance98
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      #42
      Originally posted by gspm23

      I hope you get paid to say so many bull****. Mind your own business, we don't need to read your copy-paste comment from every freaking media we hear everyday.
      You don't have to read it, but you choose to and whine about it. This is a forum, not your imessage. Don't dictate to me what I should post, clown.

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      • steeve steel
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        #43
        Originally posted by DougalDylan
        You can still get covid with a vaccine but it's unlikely if you get TWO shots and the shots are months apart (Israel has proven for the delta you need a bigger gap than initially recommended with Pfizer hence they have double the numbers infected of the UK with two shots Pfizer) and you wait at LEAST two weeks after the second shot.

        When people quote figures for people in hospitals who are vaccinated they generally have broken the above rules. You were statistically more likely to get COVID after one shot as people were the next day after one shot throwing away their masks and having a party, the day after one shot you have no extra protection at all you need at least 2 weeks to be better off and then its not much against the delta variant.

        One shot was quite effective for the initial variant but is very weak against the new delta variant.


        Take a good look at what is happening in Israel and check your facts: https://www.theguardian.com/world/20...hest-in-months

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        • joeybstts
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          #44
          Hey Malik. your IQ is showing. get the double vax and a couple of boosters. Myself? I'll have a shot and a beer.

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          • snowdog
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            #45
            Originally posted by dazzlertheboxer

            What f***ing country do you live in?
            In the UK this is not the case so I'm sure its not the case where you live.
            Idiots like yourself we don't need.
            COVID nurse - F**k off!
            Actually, here in the UK those stats are about right. The AZ Oxford jab (assuming that you've had both) gives you a 92% of avoiding hospitalisation and death from COVID-19. Pfizer is a slightly higher percentage.

            You will of course have older people with underlying health conditions having more of a chance of ending up in hospital but generally vaccinated people will avoid needing to go into hospital.

            I'm just glad that the vast majority of us over here in the UK aren't anti-vaxer nutjobs. I really wouldn't like to be living in the States or France right now.

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