Comments by "L.W. Paradis" (@l.w.paradis2108) on "CDC, increased infection risk in vaccinated" video.

  1. I CLEARLY remember when serious, responsible scientists were expressing concern that any coronavirus vaccine could result in ADE (antibody dependent enhancement). This comes as no surprise. It is consistent with the prior concern during the vaccine development. From what I read in 2020, these vaccines could have been worse.
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  2. I never follow a video. I read the actual linked study. Yes, every time. Learned my lesson LONG ago.
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  3. I CLEARLY remember when serious, responsible scientists were expressing concern that any coronavirus vaccine could result in ADE (antibody dependent enhancement). This comes as no surprise. It is consistent with the prior concern during the vaccine development. From what I read in 2020, these vaccines could have been worse.
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  4. He has a prestigious post at a private university. I kid you not.
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  5. @captsorghum  I agree, the latter seems more likely. That is exactly why I actually read the linked medical research journal articles, like the one from Cleveland Clinic (multiply boosted were getting more infections, but not more severe ones thank God). I'm tired of needing information and getting advertising.
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  6.  @anthony13299  The Cleveland Clinic study (published in April 2023) does show that the vaccinated and boosted were also more likely to become infected with COVID, and recommended further study to determine what was going on. No one in that paper suggested vaccination does in fact increase the risk of COVID; we don't know that. The problem is that vaccination FAILS to prevent COVID, big time, and might possibly increase risk of contraction, especially after more boosters. Because it might, we need to figure this out. The CDC blurb is ambiguous, not scientifically or rigorously worded, and your interpretation seems to me to be more likely than Campbell's. But that is not certain, sadly. It should be crystal clear. Also, sorry: we are not stupid. Grasp that.
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  7.  @SheilaTitchener  I heard of one person in another state who died, and two people who were hospitalized with serious cases, one of whom was on the infamous cruise ship (a former travel agent knew his wife).
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  8. ​ @dancroitoru364 There are not 7 billion vaccinated people.
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  9.  @anthony13299  Not what he said.
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  10. Robert Whitaker was just published in the BMJ. He is a journalist and leading authority on the politics of psychoactive medications. Everyone should read his book.
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