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Almost 4,000 fully vaccinated people in Massachusetts have tested positive for COVID-19 (yahoo.com)

David Aaro
Tue, June 22, 2021, 2:23 AM
Nearly 4,000 fully vaccinated people in Massachusetts have tested positive for COVID-19, according to recent data from the state Department of Public Health.
The number of breakthrough cases in the state has been infrequent so far — accounting for approximately one in 1,000 vaccinated people.
As of June 12, there were 3,791 coronavirus cases among the more than 3.7 million fully vaccinated individuals in Massachusetts, reports said.
"We’re learning that many of the breakthrough infections are asymptomatic or they’re very mild and brief in duration," said Boston University infectious diseases specialist Davidson Hamer, according to the Boston Herald. "The viral load is not very high."
"Breakthroughs are expected, and we need to better understand who’s at risk and whether people who have a breakthrough can transmit the virus to others," he continued. "In some cases, they’ll be shedding such low levels of the virus and won’t be transmitting to others."
According to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, large-scale clinical studies have found that COVID-19 vaccination prevented most people from getting the virus. Still, no vaccine is 100% effective at preventing the disease and there will be "a small percentage of fully vaccinated people who still get sick, are hospitalized, or die from COVID-19," the agency said.
A recent study from the CDC showed that Pfizer and Moderna are about 90% effective against infection two weeks after the last dose has passed. The one-dose Johnson & Johnson vaccine is about 72% effective against moderate to severe disease, according to U.S. trials.
"Testing to identify current infection remains critical to control of COVID-19," a DPH spokeswoman told the paper. "People with current infection can spread the virus to others and isolation of cases and identification of close contacts (individuals who may have been exposed) is a foundation of public health response."
Health officials also warned about the contagious Delta variant, seen in areas in the U.S.

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Post ID: @OP+1buf6Os8

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Watch what JPM does. Charlie's mentor is their CEO. JPM has told their employees they will be back in the office around Labor Day or they will be looking for another job. Charlie doesn't think for himself. He does what his master, Jaime Dimon of JPM does. Also, watch what BOA and Citigroup do. This is what WF will do. Doesn't matter the COVID numbers. Matters what our competitors are doing.

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Post ID: @5qkl+1buf6Os8
  1. We are going back to the office in some form
  2. Our peers are ahead of schedule compared to us on execution of RTO
  3. Some of those peers will only be hiring vaxxed people in the future
  4. Most of those peers are separating employees who are vaxxed (and proved it) and those who aren’t vaxxed or won’t share vax status and proof
  5. That means different floors/buildings, masks, social distancing, and testing for people who are in the second category
  6. Not vaxxed and don’t want to do the things in 5 to come into an office? Job abandonment.

No judgment here, but essentially companies are making it so onerous to not be vaxxed/report, people will either get vaxxed or quit.

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Post ID: @2vag+1buf6Os8

Powers "at" be 🤣🤣🤣

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Post ID: @1mkh+1buf6Os8

Missouri is only at a 38% vaccination rate and there are 5000 people on campus at 1 North - plus Delta is now here - no way to safely go back by Labor Day at these numbers....

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Post ID: @1rmd+1buf6Os8

@1dbn The only thing anyone is shaming you for is your ridiculous risk management.

As of June 23, 2021, there have been 1,226 cases of Myocarditis reported to the VAERS. That's out of 300 million doses, which calculates to 0.00004086667%. That's the overall reported number, not the number of confirmed cases, which could lower that percentage even further.

That's 4.09 cases per 10,000,000 shots, at the absolute highest end.

The virus mortality rate in the USA is 1.79%,

That means you're ~43,765 times more likely to die from a Covid 19 infection without the vaccine than you are to have a case of Myocarditis from the vaccine.

The odds of being struck by lightning are 1 in 500,000 which means the incidence of Vaccine related Myocarditis is 5x lower than the odds of being struck by lightning.

Every time you get in the car your odds of dying are ~1 in 107, but you probably think that's significantly safer than the vaccine, right?

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Post ID: @1yoc+1buf6Os8

Keeping the Covid 19 virus alive to extend your work at home? Typical Wells Fargo employees.

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Post ID: @1ijj+1buf6Os8

@1dbn+1buf6Os8 🤡🤡🤡

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Post ID: @1wwk+1buf6Os8

The science says a lot of things. "Science" says that young men have almost zero risk of COVID being lethal, but those that have received this gene therapy "vaccine" are 25x more likely to suffer from myocarditus. Any pregnant woman getting the 'vaccine'' is greatly increasing the risk of miscarriage. People that have already had COVID receive zero benefits from being "vaccinated", studies show, but they are at risk of these side effects which are clearly being underreported.

Crazy thing is, we've managed to learn some of these things in spite of the fact that under the Emergency Use Authorization, the FDA etc. intentionally chose not to require sufficient data collection to measure real world results of these therapies, either positive or negative, so "science" has been intentionally hamstrung and is being provided with less data than they normally would be. A sane person would wonder why anyone would do that and question the motives of those making these decisions. I mean, huge $ involved, absolutely no liability or accountability, suppression of data collection, and the powers at be cancelling and shouting down anyone that questions anything. What could possibly go wrong? That is an exceptionally disturbing fact pattern, especially when the powers at be are he-l bent on pushing "voluntary" injections. To each their own, but I don't trust big pharma and I trust big government and big media even less.

If you want to get the therapy, I have zero problem with it. People should be able to do what they want to their own bodies. What I don't like is people attacking / shaming / bullying anyone that doesn't want to take an experimental therapy from big pharma to "treat" a disease that poses almost no risk to them and that they've likely already had.

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Post ID: @1dbn+1buf6Os8

Everyone has an opinion....

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Post ID: @1bsi+1buf6Os8

we're going back. get used to it, or make your alternative plans accordingly.

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Post ID: @1iru+1buf6Os8

@mls+1buf6Os8

A heartless POS would say "ditto for those that have died from the experimental vaccine". But I'll leave that kind of douchebaggery to you.

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Post ID: @hat+1buf6Os8

Many seem to think that being vaccinated will last forever. It will not.

Do they know to the exact day how long it lasts? Of course not. Will they be free forever? Will insurance pay if the government doesn’t cover the costs? How available will they be? These are all questions that no one has even brought up, let alone answer.

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Post ID: @fdw+1buf6Os8

The amount of people that are uneducated about medical science as an excuse to not protect public health is astounding.

But hey, the previous administration downplayed COVID for a year and they bought it hook, line, and su---r.

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Post ID: @ojd+1buf6Os8

I'm vaccinated and don't care at this point if others are or not. If their science suggests COVID is no worse than the flu and that masks do nothing, that's on them, and I'll shrug over any skeptic who gets seriously ill or dies from it.

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Post ID: @mls+1buf6Os8

"allowed to spread".

You almost make it sound like there was a choice. There wasn't. No mitigation strategy would have stopped it from going global. The human population is to interconnected to prevent such a thing. Everyone on the planet will be exposed. Most everyone already has been. Mask wearing wouldn't have prevented it, nor will "vaccines", any more than flu shots stop influenza (400 years and still going strong in spite of how many shots and treatments?!). It was always going to infect us all. The sooner we admit to ourselves that we control such things the better of we will be.

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Post ID: @mpp+1buf6Os8

@jmf+1buf6Os8 You're nuttiness is going to artificially inflate the cost of aluminum foil. This is not the first disease that turned into a pandemic. This is not the first disease to mutate. This isn't even the first SARS type virus to mutate. Get help. This is a mental condition.

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Post ID: @gtx+1buf6Os8

Blood clots, heart issues, and miscarriages for everyone! Isn't injecting yourself with experimental dr-gs great? I wish I had done this sooner.

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Post ID: @whg+1buf6Os8

The more the virus is allowed to spread, the more it mutates. This is why we have had so many variants already, because people are stupid and won’t wear masks, social distance or get vaccinated (usually the same numskulls). That’s why you should be concerned. Eventually the vaccination is going to have no effect on a future mutation and then we’re toast again.

Another reason you should care, you put our health care workers at risk that you need for this. They are freaking tired of dealing with this for 18 months and continuing to see people doing stupid sh!t. Some of them are even out so called leaders.

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Post ID: @jmf+1buf6Os8

What is the point of this post? 0.1% of fully vaccinated people test positive at some stage after being vaccinated. Low viral load, mostly asystematic - the only people who should worry are the unvaccinated. Everyone will get vaccinated eventually either at a time and place of your own choosing or when the virus finds you.

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Post ID: @dfz+1buf6Os8

If you don’t know the difference between your and you’re, you need to learn English.

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Post ID: @hej+1buf6Os8

Your required in the office.

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Post ID: @rlg+1buf6Os8

@OP - No one cares about what you think

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Post ID: @olw+1buf6Os8

Ain't happening, captain.

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Post ID: @qrn+1buf6Os8

If employees die, they don't have to pay severance.

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Post ID: @tdw+1buf6Os8

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