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To: Winfastorlose who wrote (1333570)12/12/2021 6:40:43 PM
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To: sm1th who wrote (753878)12/12/2021 12:30:33 PM
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>> story saying that 2 shots of Pfizer provided no protection against Omicron variant, but that a booster increased protection 100x. 100 x 0 is still zero! -- Now that's really funny!!! - tntpal

Even the laughable math notwithstanding… Can’t see how 2 shots would offer no protection, but 3 shots would do wonders. Very hard to believe. Sounds like this research is done by their marketing Dept.

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To: Winfastorlose who wrote (1333570)12/12/2021 7:45:34 PM
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ONLY 43 cases means JACK SHIT U lying trumptard... wake me up when US cases pass 1 million and unvaccinated are the majority of cases. BTW, just 9 of the 43 cases had the booster shot and longer than 14days since their booster shot. The other 20 that were labeled "fully vaccinated" but WITHOUT the booster shot had ZERO antibodies as the vaccine antibodies last 3-4 months and should have been labeled UNVACCINATED. So other than the booster 9, 34 out of the 43 or 80% were UNVACCINATED.

In any case, only 43 cases means jack shit statistically. So wake me up with the statistics when we pass 1 million US cases.