On Bloomberg this morning, their European reporters indicated in Germany has a large anti-vax

[JohnSJ]

anti-Science movement equivalent to the US, and they speculate would be politically difficult fo implement a vaccine mandate in Germany. Austria has their anti-vaxers also, but not as extreme as Germany

For the US health experts believe that it will be the boosters that will protect the vaccinated from the unvaccinated, but those unvaccinated who get the virus could use up hospital resources

The anti-science and anti-Vaxer population are keeping responsible for keeping the pandemic going

[Bernardo de La Paz]

1. Germany just set a one-day record for new cases, more than anytime in the whole pandemic

Germany is only about 62% fully vaxed.

No wonder it is blowing up.

[JohnSJ]

2. The numbers are proof that the vaccines work, and boosters are necessary to provide maximum

protection

[mucifer]

3. Hopefully the big change to slow the deaths will be the pill. I don't think we can change

people's behavior after all of this brainwashing.

[KS Toronado]

4. Only if RW media promotes it as something great

like they do Der orange Fuhrer. And since it hits the marketplace with a Democrat in the
White House, FQX noise will probably badmouth the pill. Don't need a pill for a hoax.

[JT45242]

5. Maybe short term deaths...long Covid?

The pills and various treatment options may slow immediate deaths, but what effect will they have on long Covid symptoms? We know Covid attacks tissues all over the body-- kidney, brain, lungs, blood vessels, and so on.

The pills may prevent short term trips to ventilator and quick trips to the morgue, but only preventing spread can we avoid long Covid problems.

[zaj]

6. At some point we are going to deny care to unvaxxed

Natural consequences.