"unvaxxed" are covid carriers?

[turinreza]

Before Covid19 existed:

Is taking Theraflu before one has the flu mean you will not be able to catch or transmit the Flu?

If you do not take Theraflu does that mean you have the flu?

(Theraflu fits the new definition of vaccine)

(usual lies/misconceptions spouted:
"Unvaxxed tend to carry it for 10-14 days, vaxxed tends to carry for 3-5")
(confusing symptoms with transmissibility)

facts:
Prior to delta, vaccines reduced transmission by about 90% and this was very reassuring. However, new data evaluating breakthrough infections in patients infected with the delta variant demonstrate similar viral loads in vaccinated versus unvaccinated patients.
The viral load likely correlates with transmissibility.

https://www.nebraskamed.com/COVID/can-i-still-spread-covid-19-after-vaccination

[TKM]

Theraflu ain't exactly gene therapy.

[tjiken]

Theraflu ain't exactly gene therapy.

[stonefly-2]

Good pull in a goose/gander sort of way.

If they water down the definition of vaccine in order to make the gene therapy, spike protein pathogens qualify it's only fair that what ever else meets the new definition would in fact be a vaccine.

[The Tiger]

Vaxed are the carriers.

They parade around full of self righteousness and don’t need to get tested or quarantine. They are the likely people spreading the disease

[2shotjoe]

vaxxed don't show early symptoms but when they get the coofs, it hits them hard.