@hector What are you talking about... "it puts them at risk" means exactly that, increased risk. And no of course not.. if vaccination prevents 80% of the spread then you are significantly safer around other vaccinated people (though not completely safe) than unvaccinated people who have 0% prevention of transmission....

Are you honestly struggling with this idea or just fixated on trying to find a way to justify your failed reasoning?

I am not even vaccinated myself because I wanted to wait to see how the safety plays out... but come on man.

@hector Yes I was refering to people who have not been infected with COVID as well.. Obviously if you've been infected with covid you have some level of immunity that is less than or equal to that of vaccines (takes a severe case to get the same level of immunity as a vaccine).

I did not lie, stop being melodramatic.