I'll address only a few point in this post. (I have a tendency to stuff too much into a single post.)
Vaccinated people spread the virus too - yes. No argument there. It's particularly the case with the Omicron variant. Lord, it's so transmissible!
However, the risk of becoming infected is lower with being fully vaccinated, and even more it's the risk of a severe infection that heightens infectivity that is lowered with being fully vaccinated. The risk of the virus replicating rapidly and severely within the cells is lower with being fully vaccinated. When combined with wearing P2 masks, washing one's hands and maintaining social distancing, the risk of spreading the virus is very effectively reduced.
It's not reduced to zero. I wish it were.
The more people who spread the virus within the wider community, the more chance there is of an immunocompromised person / vulnerable person / genetically susceptible person / person with comorbidities / obese person / person over 70 / person unable to tolerate any of the vaccines for very strong medical reasons / person whose immune system is not able to be stimulated to mount an immune response becoming infected. They are the ones most at risk, and we owe it to every single person to mitigate the unavoidable risks to their health and life.
If every possible person who could be vaccinated against this virus were fully vaccinated, and if we maintained mask-wearing and social distancing and hand hygiene, it's entirely feasible that we could completely eliminate the virus. I say "feasible"... but that doesn't take into account variability of human behaviour. It's our own behaviour as a species, as a people, globally and locally, that will prevent that from happening.
Talking about "medical apartheid" is just mouthing political nonsense. If you're infected with an infectious disease that could kill others, in you go to quarantine. If you saw a plague victim lurching towards you, try convincing me that you would hug that plague victim, kiss their buboes, invite them to stay with you, praise their refusal to be quarantined, let them play with your children, let them bleed onto and stand next to your wife.
The plague-carrier refusing to go into quarantine and refusing not to dribble upon you would be a knee-jerk reaction? Perhaps so. In the sense, that is, of his knee perhaps jerking from illness-induced spasms.
Novak Djokavic made an "informed decision"? No. I really don't need to expand on that, other than to say I am more persuaded than not that he participated in a conspiracy to enter Australia contrary to its public health/visa requirements and with the intention of doing so fraudulently with falsified paperwork and statements that contained untruths.
And... of course you don't know my qualifications. It would be inappropriate to post them, and it is always wise to entertain a degree of caution when someone on a forum claims to be Professor of This, Inventor of That, VSD(E). That's why any of our robust discussions use references to published works rather than "The Study I'm Doing Right Now" or "My Own Research" or even "That To Which I Was Referred By His Eminence Mr Google". But at least we are able to exchange views, and that has its own value.
