I saw a statement somewhere in an article that said according to the CDC those who are vaxed with a breakthrough case spread CV19 just as easy as an unvaxxed person. I'm hoping someone can point me to the source of this info. I've looked on the CDC site and tried searching. Thank you.
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Well, firstly, Virology 101 says that a person who already had the virus can't possibly get it again and spread the virus. Also, there was a study carried out in China on millions of people, which showed that asymptomatic people can't spread it.
https://yandex.com/search/?text=chinese+study+asymptomatic&lr=87
Yup. You can't catch the same strain again only drastic mutations which are caused by adapting to vaccines most of the time so they don't help. And it's all part of virus stages. It's only transmisible in sheding stage, which is the symptoms such as running nose sneezing and coughing and build up in lungs. They say follow the science but don't do it themselves. Natural immune system can last over a year and the doctors say vaccines shouldn't be given to people who had it because it will destroy their Natural antibodies and the monoclonal antibodies if you got that treatment. And they only last up to a few months under the assumption they work like a normal vaccine, which they don't. And the twits on Twitter say to get them back to back but even normie sources say to wait 2 months between each dose because the second one was always booter too since they know it doesn't work. Vaccines also have inactive antibodies that only mimic real ones to trick tests. They just have lies on top of lies ad infinitum.
Lol fake and gay ..it never gets old ! Shoot from the hip and ..To the point !
The tests also have harmful chemicals that build up over time like weekly testing is supposed to achieve