In Massachusetts: 716 Breakthrough COVID Cases in 1 Week

re: In Massachusetts: 716 Breakthrough COVID Cases in 1 Week

dlamusic — 8/2/2021 3:19:03 AM

Have any people with these Delta breakthrough cases previously had covid and is the immune system able to functionally build adaptive response before/after the jab? What are the trends of reinfection as related to varients?

If an association through data can be made with these points then one can make more logical choices about health and safety.

re: In Massachusetts: 716 Breakthrough COVID Cases in 1 Week

Randyfast — 7/29/2021 7:59:26 AM

...and exactly how are they detecting these "cases"? This covid idiocy needs to go away - NOW; before we lose the rest of our rights and freedoms!

re: In Massachusetts: 716 Breakthrough COVID Cases in 1 Week

darnaud — 7/29/2021 7:57:04 AM

Go to https://thehighwire.com/ . The episode tells you all you need to know. If you don't believe Biden is not a guilty of genocide, remember that he sent unused Astrazeneca shots (known to cause harm) to Mexico instead of trashing them. Anyway, since so many "vaxxed" are suffering Covid, obviously, the shots don't work. If you don't catch Covid, you can't build immunity to it.

re: In Massachusetts: 716 Breakthrough COVID Cases in 1 Week

mammywitch — 7/29/2021 6:25:57 AM

I saw in the news yesterday that the Big Pharma companies have made $33.5 BILLION on this little Covid project!

re: In Massachusetts: 716 Breakthrough COVID Cases in 1 Week

kaaren_203 — 7/29/2021 5:01:40 AM

Fully vaccinated people getting some strain of covid whether it's covid or Delta doesn't matter what matters is they're fully vaccinated and the newspapers and the slanted TV commentators news and social media are all releasing misinformation and statistics that aren't true and blaming the unvaccinated I can't believe this is going to last much longer there's too many people at this point that are moving forward to expose this for what it is

re: In Massachusetts: 716 Breakthrough COVID Cases in 1 Week

Ronald_H — 7/28/2021 10:31:13 PM

Those who are desperately trying to get me and other "not nearly as smart as I thought you were"* supposed stupid people are scrambling in throwing out all sorts of contradictory reasons, insults and now threats. Someone, perhaps an employer or business relation, says demandingly: Are you going to get your vaccine? Let's choose correct and accurate words. They choose the word vaccine. Disagree with their premises. First, it is not a vaccine. To be a vaccine, it must be approved by our Food and Drug Administration as a vaccine. That has no happened. Instead, it is released under "Emergency Use Authorization." It doesn't even have means to compensate those who are harmed. Essentially, those accepting are accepting the full risks of not a vaccine, as it is not that, but an experiment since the long term unintended consequences are not known because there has been no long term. We will find out the long term consequences much later or those who survive will know what happened to those who didn't. It is also not a vaccine and is an experiment because those who released it deemed it too risky to have in place the compensation for harm actual vaccines at least pretend to have yet deny, so even that is questionable. Suppose in time the FDA does approve it as something (experiment), it is still not a vaccine as the way it works does not fit the definition of vaccine. Don't allow such loose and inaccurate use of the term vaccine to be applied to something that is certainly not a vaccine many ways.

*Joe Biden told us: "We have a pandemic because the unvaccinated -- and they're sowing enormous confusion," he said. "The more we learned -- the more we learn about this virus and the delta variation, the more we have to be worried, concerned," Biden said. "And the only one thing we know for sure, if those other 100 million people got vaccinated we'd be in a very different world. So get vaccinated. If you aren't, you're not nearly as smart as I thought you were.

re: In Massachusetts: 716 Breakthrough COVID Cases in 1 Week

dahinton — 7/28/2021 2:11:13 PM

"Breakthrough cases account for 43.4% of all new COVID-19 cases, which are being blamed on the COVID-19 delta variant" (Problem is - they don't test patients for variants - so it's just a fear tactic.)