Comments by "Hobbs" (@hobbso8508) on "NBC News" channel.

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  49.  @davidicke4451  "Neither the pfizer nor moderna trials tested for transmission." Then why are you using a study done in December, especially one only cited 5 times? The study I posted wasn't from the original trials and was posted in May. It used real world studies done in Israel about vaccinated populations, and uses a massive sample size. "A vaccine is supposed to stop transmission in addition to providing immunity, whereas these “vaccines” don’t prevent transmission and therefore don’t contribute to preventing future mutations." That's just a lie, the link I posted shows that. "These drugs are experimental therapies, not “vaccines” in the traditional sense." No, they are vaccines. "The antibodies that you produce from the antigen of these inoculations are “non-neutralizing” as opposed to being neutralizing antibodies from an ordinary live attenuated vaccine." Actually the opposite is true. While an ordinary vaccine relies on your body to figure out what antibody to produce, the RNA vaccines tell your body the exact antibody they need to directly hit the virus. "The efficacy rate you provided is based on immunity to subsequent re-exposure, not transmission" If you're immune you can't catch covid and pass it on. Unless of course you mean contact transmission, but that will also be reduced as the number of people capable of exposing the contact area to covid in the first place will drop as the ability to get infected drops. Contact transmission also doesn't allow for mutations. "the testing of positives and negatives in the trials and in the real world in and of itself is flawed. CDC says to use PCR CT of 28 to confirm vaccine “breakthrough cases” guaranteeing an undercount." Oh well, if you think it's an undercount then please provide your reasoning. "The maker of the polyamerase chain reaction test suggested that the CT utilized shouldn’t be anywhere that high, nowhere near 40 due to the prevalence of false positives." We already have ratios for both false positives and false negatives and they are both around the 1% range. Trying to claim we have too many false positives when there are far more people with covid just not getting tested at all is a joke. "Several physicians, researchers and molecular biologists have made this criticism." Like who? "It’s a very real virus with extremely high R0 (transmissibility), but the lethality is likely lower than we’ve been led to believe." If that were true more people would be getting infected, which makes the need for a vaccine greater due to potential variants. I did in fact agree that more people have this than are being tested for.
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