Sure, and how many of those case were transmitted by unvaccinated people? You're choosing to ignore the main point, that vaccinating reduces risk. Just look at the differences in cases per capita between places with lower vax rates and those with higher vax rates. But then again, facts never were your cup of tea were they?
They didn't say how many were transmitted by unvaccinated people because people with the vaccine can still fucking transmit it too. And facts? If unvaccinated people can put vaccinated people in the hospital with a covid infection, it doesn't say much about the effectiveness of the vaccine now does it.
And then there's the medical exemptions which allow those who hold one to have access to public venues. Tell me Nick, how much more contagious is a willingly unvaccinated person vs someone with a medical exemption?
Right now Canada sits at over 82% of the population being fully vaccinated and covid is still happening despite assurances that a 70% vax rate would provide herd immunity. Christ dude, even the Fed stated quite clearly that being fully vaccinated doesn't mean you're immune to covid.
But you expect people to run right out to get a shot that might, might prevent you from getting covid.
The claim for the vaccines is they are around 95% effective, give or take a percentage point or so depending on the type and manufacturer. Yet if they are 95% effective, than why were 33% of new covid cases earlier this week in Ontario in people who were fully vaccinated? 66% does not equal 95%,
By definition a vaccine is a prophylactic. This covid "vaccine" does not fit that definition. Meanwhile Pfizer (and I imagine the other vaccine suppliers as well) are raking in BILLIONS of dollars with these "vaccines" that aren't really vaccines. Man, this is an even bigger scam than Y2K.
By the way, the govt already Godwinned all of this by introducing "vaccine passports" for domestic use and forcing businesses to say to people. "Papier bitte". But of course you'll ignore all that to score you some imaginary internet points.