'Most vaccinated' place on earth cancels Christmas
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You could argue that it can still be good to take vaccines even if it's not to protect yourself, to reduce transmission, but seeing the recent examples of Singapore and Gibraltar with >90% vaccination rates and cases exploding that this hypothesis should be revised.
Also I haven't seen many studies evaluating the efficacy of vaccine that also take into account the seasonality of Covid waves, which makes me skeptic seeing the cases exploding as the cold weather arrives.
It seems to be a frequent tactic to say, "This hurts us but it hurts you more. Therefore we win because you're too weak to take that." As far as I can tell, it seems to be pretty effective.