Read the literature and reporting. There is tons of it.

we are faced with a man-made virus — MondoR

Cite?

I'd be crazy to take advice from the total idiots that created the human catastrophe. — MondoR

How do you know they are the same idiots? Cite?

Why don't you cite everything you say. I'm looking forward to the footnotes. Everything you have said so far is myths.

You're so smart, you couldn't figure out what I was saying? — MondoR

You said:

Why should I take instructions and advice from a totally uninformed person like yourself? — MondoR

So I was wondering why I should take advice from someone who can't spell or write. Just curious.

w do you know they are the same idiots? Cite? — James Riley

How do you know you exist? Cite?

That is why I'm the U.S. everyone has to wear masks again. — MondoR

You're the U.S.? Or did you mean "in"? The new mask mandate is courtesy of those who violated the old mask mandate. DOH!

So I was wondering why I should take advice from someone who can't spell or write. Just curious. — James Riley

I haven't given you any advice. Just take your boosters. The heck I care.

Read the literature and reporting. There is tons of it. — MondoR

If that were true, then you would not be saying what you're saying. Take your own advice.

The new mask mandate is courtesy of those who violated the old mask mandate. DOH — James Riley

Wrong. Cite?

Why don't you cite everything you say. — MondoR

LOL! I'm not the one here claiming expertise. I'm humble enough to rely upon expertise. You should try it.

If that were true, then you would not be saying what you're saying. Take your own advice.
seconds ago — James Riley

Just take your boosters every 6 months of you want. Shrug

How do you know you exist? Cite? — MondoR

I don't. I never said I did. See how that works?

LOL! I'm not the one here claiming expertise. I'm humble enough to rely upon expertise. You should try it. — James Riley

Good. You don't have any.

The heck I care. — MondoR

It's not about you.

Wrong. Cite? — MondoR

Right. Do your own research, Dr. Mondo. LOL!

You don't have any. — MondoR

And neither do you. The difference is, I'm not claiming I do. Dr. Mondo. LOL!

It's not about you. — James Riley

Right, it is the millions who have been killed, and the 100s of millions whose lives have been destroyed by a man-made virus.

Right, it is the millions who have been killed, and the 100s of millions whose lives have been destroyed by a man-made virus. — MondoR

I asked you before, have you ever seen a life destroyed? You sound like pampered, entitled, hyperbolic little child who thinks a mask is an inconvenience. "Destroyed?" LOL! What's the matter, can't pack the bars and snuggle with strangers any more? You don't care about those killed or inconvenienced. It's all about you.

And neither do you. The difference is, I'm not claiming I do. Dr. Mondo. LOL! — James Riley

Cite?

You think it is all a joke right?

I asked you before, have you ever seen a life destroyed? You sound like pampered, entitled, hyperbolic little child who thinks a mask is an inconvenience. "Destroyed?" LOL! What's the matter, can't pack the bars and snuggle with strangers any more? — James Riley

You're the one living in a closet. You are a psychiatrist also? A real jokester.

You think it is all a joke right? — MondoR

I think any inconvenience to you is a joke. I don't think you know what a hard life is.

Dr. Mondo:

The vaccinated are far less likely to spread the virus, because they’re far less to be infected by the virus. It’s that simple.
— Xtrix

Rofl! It's already been shown the virus load is the same for vaccinated same vaccinated. — MondoR

As an anti-vaxxer, I know there’s a mental block to this stuff, but I’ll repeat it again for anyone else listening: since the vaccines protect against the virus extremely well, the vaccinated do not spread the virus as much as the unvaccinated. Not even close.

In breakthrough cases, the evidence is still out about whether the vaccinated who get infected have the same viral loads as the unvaccinated who get infected. But there’s evidence to suggest they don’t.

vaccinated do not spread the virus as much as the unvaccinated. — Xtrix

This is why you should be totally ignored.

vaccinated do not spread the virus as much as the unvaccinated.
— Xtrix

This is why you should be totally ignored. — MondoR

Says an anti-vaxxer who doesn’t know what breakthrough cases are.

Let’s try this in numbered form:

(1) If vaccines protect against COVID infections and
(2) you cannot transit COVID if you’re not infected, then
(3) who is more likely to spread COVID? The vaccinated or the unvaccinated?

:chin:

I know this is a tough one, but think about it for a second.

I know this is a tough one, but think about it for a second. — Xtrix

Scientists do not yet know whether COVID-19 vaccinations will reduce transmission because this was not tested in the trials (here, here). Instead, they found candidate vaccines were able to prevent symptomatic and severe effects of COVID-19 (here), meaning future research would need to take this further (here). For instance, it would need to look deeper into how the vaccine works in the body – whether it prevents an individual getting infected altogether, or whether it simply stops a person becoming sick. With the latter, this could mean the virus continues to replicate in the nose and throat, and is still able to spread (here). — https://www.reuters.com/article/uk-factcheck-transmission-idUSKBN29N1UH

Ha, those idiot 'scientists'. Fancy them not even being able to understand your logic, you must be some kind of genius...

From the article you cite:

“ verdict: Missing context. There is no conclusive evidence to claim COVID-19 vaccines do not prevent people spreading the disease. Scientists are not yet sure of how the vaccine affects transmission – and this is currently undergoing research. People are still required to follow restrictions even after vaccination to account for this uncertainty.“

This would seem to make the (1) claim currently unsupported, yes. Until you realize that this article was last updated 8 months ago, and is originally from January.

But keep fighting the good fight, Isaac.

Take a look at this for something more recent:

https://www1.nyc.gov/assets/doh/downloads/pdf/covid/covid-19-post-vaccination-data-082321.pdf

Until you realize that this article was last updated 8 months ago, and is originally from January. — Xtrix

Woah, so the way vaccines interact with viruses has changed since January! Those damn biological facts, they just won't stay the same from one minute to the next will they?

Yes, there's been some experiments which tentatively show the vaccine might reduce transmission. No, it's not via the playschool version of the mechanism you claimed was so 'obvious'.

Woah, so the way vaccines interact with viruses has changed since January! — Isaac

No, there has been more research since January, which the article itself said was needed.

But keep trying.