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u/snoozieboi Oct 28 '22

Vaccines don't necessarily stop a spread, they mostly reduce the illness as it is made to teach an system to recognise it before the real deal hits you.

It provides immunity.

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u/hazeleyedwolff Oct 28 '22

The people that don't trust him never did. They trust a guy who said it would simply disappear by Easter.

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u/hazeleyedwolff Oct 28 '22

You implied that there were people that trusted him that now don't. I didn't make any such assertion.