The Vaxxers' Impossible Dream

A lot has been written about the Covid vaccines, about how safe and effective they are as well as how much of a danger they pose. If you suspend disbelief long enough to get past your own personal beliefs and assumptions, long enough to familiarize yourself with both sides of the argument, you might discover that both sides of the debate make valid points. It's foolhardy to "believe" either side, the vaxxers or the anti-vaxxers. Note that my spell checker flags the word vaxxers but accepts the spelling of anti-vaxxers. How Big Tech of them! 

How about vaxxer? misspelled...

Vaxxer - misspelled

vaxer - misspelled

anti-vaxer - anti is accepted, vaxer misspelled

Vaxer - misspelled

vaxers - misspelled

anti-vaxxer - spelled correctly

Anyway, back from that rabbit hole...

Among the misspelled vaxxers there is an almost religious belief, radically dogmatic in intensity, that if everybody gets vaxxed (misspelled) [anti-vaxxed means nothing but the "vaxxed" part is flagged as misspelled] but if everyone were to submit and get vaxxed then the disease would vanish. 
This leads them to blame the anti-vaxxers [oh that's cool, anti-vaxers is misspelled but the spell checker doesn't suggest anti-vaxxers which is acceptable spelling] but anyway this radical belief leads the vaxxed to blame the anti-vaxxers for the continuation of Covid, especially for the so-called Delta variant.

But most of the philosophizing by the vaxxed crowd is dated prior to the revelation that the vaxxed themselves can carry and transmit Covid. Now that this has become apparent and therefore undeniable the blame game has gone rabid. Now it's the anti-vaxxers passing the disease to the vaxxed who are to blame for the vaxxed spreading Covid.

So this leads me to ponder the question how do you get the entire population of the world vaxxed without a single vaxxed person coming in contact with the unvaxxed for however long it takes for the disease itself to die out, especially now that "long Covid" has been recognized?

The simple answer is...

You don't. That is impossible. There's no way in the world even under ideal conditions that a person can get the vaccine and not be exposed to the person next in line or the person that gets vaccinated next week or the week after or to the tiny little babies who haven't been jabbed at all.

Unless...

Here's the kicker...

Unless you use existing safe drug treatments - not yet approved by the FDA or the CDC or the WHO or whoever else that is forbidding its use against Covid - to eradicate the disease entirely since, obviously, that's not even what the vaccines are intended to do, something we didn't seem to understand until very recently.

Kind of a Catch-22.

The only way we can eradicate the disease is to use medicines that we are forbidden to use.

Makes you wonder if maybe the actual agenda has nothing to do with eradicating Covid, doesn't it?

Doesn't it?