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If you like low infection & death numbers, booster shots should not be an issue or problem. Treatment capsules are also on the horizon.

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his may be the last winter that COVID will be a serious issue!

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No - That is totally wrong. For AZ, Pfizer and Moderna it was VERY clear from the START that 2 shots was fully vaccinated for travel - and to be considered fully vaccinated. 1 shot for J&J in the countries that recognised it.

You will not be able to find anything from a reliable source to support your statement above at 9:26 am @Burning Bush.

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the only people I've heard of having covid are double jabbed lol

Are you able to say that? lol

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This will never end, every 6 months the bar will be lifted and the previous bar will be deemed "unvaccinated"

You have no evidence to support this claim.

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If 2 didn't work it's pretty obvious 3 won't either which I am sure the drug companies will be very sad about .....not

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The evidence suggests that 3 is better than 2.

Why not take the 3rd?

Saying that you can do something is very different than saying you need to do something, if one or two doses are enough to protect most of the population then saying 3 are necessary is simply false.

I haven't even had one and I'm fine but the only people I've heard of having covid are double jabbed lol

Which clearly proves why scientific data is necessary and personal experience is a terribly poor replacement.

This will never end, every 6 months the bar will be lifted and the previous bar will be deemed "unvaccinated"

Terribly sorry but without actual scientific evidence the baseless predictions from nameless people in the internet can be safely discarded.

If 2 didn't work it's pretty obvious 3 won't either which I am sure the drug companies will be very sad about .....not

First, two doses are working wonderfully to reduce very importantly the risk from COVID. Second, try giving a look at the vaccination schedule, you will be surprised to find out vaccines that protect for life with a booster given months or years after one or two inoculations, which would prove your conclusion as false.

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If 2 didn't work it's pretty obvious 3 won't either which I am sure the drug companies will be very sad about .....not

flu vaccine is a yearly shot, effectively a booster shot each time you take it,

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So many fools on Japan Today. Trolls to be more honest. No intellect. Only Buffoons.

Bye

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Tell you what @Burning Bush - Come with me, We'll do our 3rd together. Get bang on the beers after and have a good old chat.

Yes - Sign me up for the third. I'd be due end of February. Right now, Fully Vaccinated is 2 shots. Fact. 2 Shots gets you past almost any border in the world now, much easier than NOT being vaccinated. That may well change, but it hasn't yet. So don't make stuff up.

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@Ego Sum Lux Mundi: Yes? What's your point? Isn't this righly a sensible precaution. Why risk Myocarditis even with the remote possibility of it occurring? The numbers of people being vaccinated are so vast its almost beyond comprehension. It's a natural learning curve. You sad anti-vaxxers ARE losing the battle. Why don't you see that?

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Moderna do want to share with NIH, Covid profits

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Heard? What does that exactly mean?

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Once again @Sanjinosebleed: You don't actually have a sensible comment about the vaccine, as you can''t provide a sensible argument - now you have to poke at the drug companies.

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I will gladly get a booster when it becomes available and it’s my time. It’s what I can do to protect myself and also to protect others.

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If you have just 1 shot you're treated the same as "unvaccinated",

Correct.

that will soon be the same for people who have just 2 shots.

Incorrect.

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@Sanjinosebleed

May: 5,000 cases 7 day average, 1% vaccinated

November: 180 cases 7 day average, 74% vaccinated

Yeah, it didn't work /s

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The German government has just joined several other European countries and announced that people aged under 30 should only receive the Biontech/Pfizer vaccine as it causes fewer heart inflammations in younger people than the Moderna shot.

https://www.reuters.com/world/europe/germany-recommends-only-biontechpfizer-vaccine-people-under-30-2021-11-10/

That's reassuring, then.

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What does this mean?

Saying that you can do something is very different than saying you need to do something, if one or two doses are enough to protect most of the population then saying 3 are necessary is simply false.

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Fully vaccinated means 3 shots.

Except for special cases this is not true, the scientific evidence says that most of the population is adequately protected by the original vaccination schedule. And according to some reports this is higher protection than being naturally infected.

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