In response to
"I respectfully disagree as that’s the new talking point of those who have been antagonistic during the pandemic. “283 new cases, well how many died?” -- nm"
by
Qale
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it was a shitty point made by stupid people at that time; it's come around to be true under much different circumstances
Posted by
Reagen
Jul 5 '21, 17:16
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and I wouldn't go so far as to say "death" is the only measure - but if it's vaccinated people who test positive but have limited to no symptoms ... then that is the success. COVID Zero isn't a possibility, but the point of vaccines is that they reduce the impact of the smaller number of inevitable breakthroughs, so that hospitals aren't overwhelmed with deathly sick people. We were justified in being worrying about case numbers when we didn't have vaccines - with vaccines, COVID cases eventually become just a nuisance. There is a success measure with this, or what else was all this for?
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