"I care more about the lives saved by the vaccine, than trying to "win" and argument online based purely on semantics."
I'm mostly posting to try and combat misinformation for other peoples sake.
Those, such as yourself, that post completely incorrect statements as if they were factual get presented with the facts and then, if they have any moral character, they withdraw the incorrect statement. Others, such as yourself, tap out with 'semantics' or 'you're pedantically correct'.
We agree that the vaccinated, according to the CDC, have the same spreading risk as the unjabbed and so should not assume they have immunity or be complacent in any way. The guidelines on social distancing, masking, self-isolation apply to them as much as anybody else.
Get vaccinated if you have done a cost/benefit analysis and that is the best likely result for you and then if/when you do acquire the virus then the outcome for you will likely be less severe. If the risk from adverse reactions/death from the vaccine is more than the virus then act accordingly.
