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Jon Bon Jovi tests positive for COVID-19; cancels concert

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Let's hope he doesn't get any Bad Medicine and it's administered by needle into his arm and not Shot Through the Heart.

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I thought he was “vaccinated?” Oops!

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This is so stupid

Yup.

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Here's the reality: "fully-vaccinated" people not only can contract the virus, but also spread the virus the same as unvaccinated. Hopefully he doesn't get very ill and recovers quickly.

These MANY "breakthrough" cases highlight the uselessness of the "vaccine passport" concept that divides society into a two-tier dystopian reality : Valids vs Invalids.

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Fully vaccinated people can contact and give the virus forward (albeit with a much smaller chance).

The vaccine is not a barrier but a tool training your immune system to fight the virus once you get it (ya still following?). As such, the vaccinated have a much better chance at survival. Get my drift? (gotta check it from time to time, as in questioning the intelligence of those questioning the usefulness of the vaccine)

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Less chance of passing it? Why?

The body knows how to fight and will attack the virus before it has the chance to explosively spread, as it happens in non-vaccinated. So this brings two benefits (besides the obvious ones):

1: the shortened time one is contagious means there is less days to give it to others.

2: reduced virus density in the excreted aerosols (which come from the lungs)

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zichiNov. 2  07:57 pm JST

The fully vaccinated do not suffer the same as the unvaccinated and have less chance of passing it on.

Of course we'd all like to start up the entertainment/sports/cultural industry back onto its feet again because it all took a whopping from last year. Even though with the fatality rate not being high in the first place, the danger still exists. The vaccine isn't a cure-all but it does mean if you get it your chances of survival are better than they would've been otherwise.

Nonetheless, this ain't no time for fooling around, we have all got to do our part and that means quit listening to these kooky sassymouth anti-vaxxers and get on the ball. We will beat this pandemic, it's a matter of when but we gotta use our heads.And JBJ is doing just that.

I've seen you guys live about 5 years ago, Bon Jovi and you were terrific. Thing was, when you did your cover of 'Go Johnny Go' that night, I didn't know until the next day that Chuck Berry was dead. You take it easy and get some Good Medicine. Waita minute, waita minute! We're all praying for a speedy recovery, live on our prayers and we'll be there for you. (here's where the electric sitar kicks in). Have a nice day.

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Nonetheless, this ain't no time for fooling around, we have all got to do our part and that means quit listening to these kooky sassymouth anti-vaxxers and get on the ball. We will beat this pandemic, it's a matter of when but we gotta use our heads.And JBJ is doing just that.

But we have to listen to the media? Because CNN or the NYT tells us to? No, I don’t think so, if you want to beat this pandemic then it needs to be done in a smart and less emotional manner. We are all built different and some of us might have a negative or serious side-effects from the vaccine, being cautious and discussing the best option about what is good or which vaccine we should take depends. That’s the smart and rational way. I am not a huge fan of JBJ but he’s a good musician and I hope he recovers from this soon.

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