A Smarter Pandemic Response
It is not the unvaccinated but the vaccinated more commonly transmitting SARS-COV-2.
Due to the uncertainty of the safety and effectiveness of adaptive immunity vaccines including the known and expected risk of antibody dependent enhancement (ADE) of infection/mortality, a smarter pandemic response would have used a test and treat strategy with agents able to prevent and reverse immunosenescence. Such agents include zinc, 7-keto-DHEA (unlike DHEA, it is not converted in females to androgens which may instead place them at increased severe COVID-19 risks), isoflavonoids (genistein) and IVERMECTIN. Other complementary strategies would be to block certain SARS-COV-2 host cell interactions, taking vitamin D (to prevent conversion of the M1-like LB- foamy macrophages from turning into M2 LB+ foamy macrophages), extra lysine (K) to support HERV-K102 particle and so on. A list of these various agents/drugs can be found in a post on March 3, 2022.
Kirsten Patrick Editor of the Canadian Medical Association Journal (CMAJ) reiterated the commonly held belief that vaccine hesitancy was “jeopardizing efforts to reach SARS-CoV-2 herd immunity”. At the same time she admitted that something needed to be done to deal with the sequential waves of the pandemic and called for a smarter pandemic response. Here is what I wrote back to the CMAJ which needless to say was not published.
See Dr. Mercola's excellent article on similar problems with the small pox vaccine 135 years ago. https://www.lewrockwell.com/2022/02/joseph-mercola/how-to-end-vaccine-mandates-a-history-lesson/