Mobydisc said..
A vaccine protects the vaccinated from infection. The vaccination stimulates the body's antibodies to attack infection.
Why do individuals suffer a massive denial of rights as large corporations enjoy a large increase in profit?
You're not protected from infection, you're protected from serious consequences of an infection, because you already have antibodies to fight it off before it overwhelms your system. Example, measles still exists in the world today; we vaccinate children to greatly increase the odds that they don't die from it.
That's a good question. The profit thing is a bit secondary, borderline CRT IMO but the wholesale denial of civil liberties that people have just handed over is beyond belief.
It's remarkable to me that there is such fear amongst the authorities that we need to lockdown entire countries, but it's perfectly fine for employees of Amazon, Uber Eats, supermarkets, delivery food services etc etc to just rock around doing their thing with what I can only assume is an acceptable level of protection -- why can't the rest of us "non-essential" peons just go about our lives with the same precautions...?
My personal opinion is that the PCR tests are the wrong tests to use -- it would be like a breathalyzer that tests only negative or positive for alcohol, and then ensuring that the device is sensitive enough to return a positive result at *any* level of alcohol. It tells you nothing at all about the impairment of the individual tested.
Which is why you've got this bull**** talk about locking down, quarantines EVEN THOUGH people are completed vaccinated because OOH THE HORROR you can still get infected once vaccinated. Imagine locking people down because a couple dozen people tested positive for measles... or is that where we're heading?
AFAIK there's been no data proving that a positive PCR test means you're infectious and are going to get sick...? But sure, lets keep locking the world down because 0.000002% of the population returns a positive test....
Mostly unconnected to what you're talking about, sorry Moby