Will vaccination end the pandemic? (Page 2)

[Coulis]

No. Because this is about a mega culling of independent wealth, social reorganzation and totalitarianism.

[exitseven]

Yes. In a few months we will be all done with this. Only the people who are making money off it will still say we are all gonna die.

[Riddler1412]

I don't think so. At least not now. Maybe ina year, or two. It's not enough to get vaccinated.
My friend from college got vaccinated. And got COVID 3 months after he was vaccinated.

[mistixs]

That's true but I hope that when the majority of the population is vaccinated, there will be herd immunity so there will be a significant drop in cases.

[Riddler1412]

Let's hope so.

[zagor]

Not unless they come up with a more advanced version, and distribute it widely. As long as the virus is present in large populations there is the danger of a worse mutation arising.

[Dargil]

Yes it will take it out of the news as will herd immunity.

[TheFlak38]

it will never end. dont worry. vaccines are just for more profit.

[NatalieKeller95]

every pandemic in the past has come to an end though, and this one won't? why's that?

[Anonymous]

No, there are too many idiots out there who’ll just drag this pandemic on for years - antimaskers, anti vaccine, people who don’t social distance, people who don’t stay home, etc. Whoever dislikes this comment, I know you’re one of the idiots.

[1stranger]

Nope, it won't. Those who are vaccinated will get through it with mild symptoms.

[sheikalana]

It will prevent it from spreading and it will hopefully stop coronavirus but will take time. At least 2 years maybe.

[Caunsos]

In a sense. Covid will no longer be something that shuts down countries but like the seasonal flu we will get regular vacations to new strains of the virus.

[Chthou95]

No. There's a better solution to this bullshit. Learning to live with it. This virus is here to stay and it's part of the world now. But learning to live with it and adapting is the way we should be going about things

[PinkHamster]

No, they will find something else and new to continue this reality show we live in.. ✨💕

[Anonymous]

No, but it will help begin many new ones, along with cancers, autoimmune disease, deaths, blindness, deafness, and general ill health.

[Anonymous]

Nope. The documentation by the vaccine companies literally state that these vaccines do not stop the contraction or spread of covid-19.

[allaboutyou2]

Scientifically and medically it should but unfortunately politically it won't, politicians like the power that they can control with the pandemic.

[Chimeguy]

They have taken the phrase to heart saying never let a good crisis go to waste.

[douride2]

I don't know if it will end it. Hopefully it will put a huge damper on it though. At least enough so we can get back to some type of a normal life.

[CreamySeed]

Nope, we will be chasing variants until the end of time just like the flu shots. Better learn to live with it everything is open where I live no one cares anymore.

[MrCreep]

No people will by not spreading it like we are and these silly lockdowns don't do a thing it's just do you feel like they are but everything is helping it spread

[Jesus_is_the_guey]

Look at the daily cases since vaccination has become more common the cases have fallen

[captain_voidwalker]

Nope, you let your government use fear to take away your rights. Now those rights are gone forever

[Nik1hil]

🤣😂🤣😂NO!

VACCINE with help against the one strand

What about the new strands

[mgt1ger]

No but will help control it as new variant are found the vaccine will. help. prevent another mess will. work like the flu vaccine in the end when mutatins are. found and vaccine adjusted

[Pogi-Paddy]

Yes when more people are vaccinated the pandemic will be over.

[NatalieKeller95]

the government and the media will keep that info from us, chances are this pandemic will end in 2022, but they'll keep saying it's still here, so we're probably gonna be left in the dark on it

[Samantha_17]

Pandemic will end one day - via vaccination or via herd immunity.

[Iron_Man]

I hopefully so beauty girl then you can take that mask off of your face

[Aakash_Hangargi]

Nope 😂, they have clearly said even if you take vaccine you might get corona

[DaveToo]

No, it will only slow it down. Then we'll need booster shots to stay on top of it.

[Feelicks]

Eventually, but it's mutated too much now, it's going to take a few cycles to catch up.

[Ryfyle]

Might start the Great dying. However, we can't survive penned up, we need to go outside and get back to living again.

[Deku2009]

Yeah a huge amount of people (75-80%) need to be vaccinated before countries can declare the pandemic over

[Maninderdeepsharma]

In India vaccine manufactured as covaccine. It's efficiency is 80% improvement. But I don't know if virus changes it's DNA then it might be resistant.

[Mark987]

With the variants I dont' know I HOPE SO I AM FED UP

[colin77]

Nope it willnt... and there's no pandemic... open yr eyes then u will see the truth

[Anonymous]

No, because there are too many stupid people unwilling to be vaccinated.

[Sabretooth]

if everyone got vaccinated-though, that would still likely take a few years to deal with the variants.

[berserk945]

No, because they are going to keep claiming ther are variants that can't be detected and or a new one comes to keep the control they have.

[SilverRain92]

If 60% of world population would receive the vaccine, it would stop the pandemic

[Vetis]

50-50 chance. Covid19's pandemic might end. there's a different pandenic coming soon, in my opinion

[NatalieKeller95]

yep Bird Flu, will be worse than Spanish flu and Covid combined, probably will be the flu to end all flu's, H9N5 is some wicked shit, estimations said a bird flu pandemic could end up killing between 6 million to 20 million of the world's population

[Vetis]

@NatalieKeller95 Maybe, lets just wait and see

[pokerbot]

It's hard to say. The virus can mutate in ways that the vaccines can't prevent.

[Harleyguy]

I don’t think. It will be around for a few years. Probably not as prevalent as it is not but it will pop up here and there.

[Anonymous]

Nope, this is a lifelong process. We are with covid for the rest of our lives.

[koalabear52]

probably not since there are many mutations which are immun to the vaccine

[Anonymous]

Yes. There is no point in saying no. We do not know so why in the hell would you say no. Always take the better view idiots

[Anonymous]

its never going to stop

it will only get worse

THE VIRUS IS FAKE

THE BIBLE IS PLAYING OUT AND YOU IDIOTS CANNOT SEE IT

[90sVibe]

I'm genuinely curious and not attacking you, but am curious as to why you believe it is fake. Could you share your reasoning for that belief?

[Opinion Owner]

@90sVibe

Revelation 13:16

And he causeth all, both small and great, rich and poor, free and bond, to receive a mark in their right hand, or in their foreheads

ITS A CONDITIONING PROCESS





every adult that wears the mask is marked and going to hell
that's how you can tell a believer to a non believer

walk around and look around you will see how few of us there are

[Yteerrd]

No because variants they will never make a real vaccine

[IndianWife]

no. its not. vaccine only reduces the pandemic but it cannot vanish totally. we have to live with it

[abhi00007]

Not at all because virus is upgrading not vaccine this will never end

[NatalieKeller95]

so it will be an eternal pandemic?

[abhi00007]

Yes it will be

[NatalieKeller95]

that's impossible no pandemic lasts for an eternity

[abhi00007]

If you upgrade the vaccine simulationsly and after that virus is upgrading simulationsly so how would it be stoped

[NatalieKeller95]

the only way is for the rate of vaccinations to move faster than the rate of the virus mutations, which is becoming more feasible, but still unclear as to how it will end the pandemic altogether, it's not going to be a complete end, the end will be similar to an armistice, no clear victory, but a cessation of transmission and new cases, and greatly reduced spread, covid 19 will become endemic, but not on the scale of a global pandemic, it will still cause suffering and deaths in many years to come but on a lesser scale than it is now, it will be added to the roster of seasonal viruses like the flu, but it may take some time for it to become a seasonal strain,

[abhi00007]

Yes you are right

[Anonymous]

No... they say still social distance and wear masks there’s ur clue

[Twalli]

For now, because most of the country remains unvaccinated

[Opinion Owner]

@Twalli but why do vaccinated people need to wear a mask or social distance? U aren't listening to the doctors themselves who clearly say a vaccinated person can still spread

[Twalli]

Because the vaccine makes you asymptomatic which means it can't kill you but doesn't mean you can't have it.

[Opinion Owner]

@Twalli rofl it doesn't even do that kid, that's a bold, untested claim. Most infections are asymptomatic to begin with

[Twalli]

We don't know the number of people that are asymtomatic because they don't get tested. Yet they can still pass it on.

[Anonymous]

Vaccinations will bring ON a pandemic of population REDUCTION.
Don't DO it.

[romeo_and_cats]

I totally agree!

[ChefPapiChulo]

Crazies

[romeo_and_cats]

It's just FACTS noob, go study!

[ThisAndThat]

You can end it now by turning off your TV set.

[devilman666]

Only if people get it

[aqua13]

It won't end it. It might slowly help contain it.

[Lyndsielee666]

I doubt it with the number of anti vaxxers 🥺

[gotc147]

Not if the beaurocracy can help it.

[Anonymous]

Somewhat doubtful since virus has many variants now.

[joeldalton]

If it doesn’t, there’s 0 reason to get it.

[lucyloo76]

Depends on how many take up the vaccine.

[Jack9949]

Nope. Cuz I ain’t taking it

[Twalli]

If enough people get it

[anylolone]

Nope, it's not a pandemic anymore, it's endemic