A subreddit that's full of [deleted] isn't trustworthy. Unlike HN, non-admins can downvote posts they don't agree with on Reddit. A subreddit full of [deleted] indicates it's one sided.

Those responses mean that you still do get new variants without a vaccinated population. But this doesn't tell me anything about the effect of moderate partial vaccination. It might or might not be problematic but you can't infer that from what happens when there's no vaccination. In other words, "we know that A causes B, therefore C doesn't cause B" isn't valid reasoning.

The science has already changed on this just last week. the CDC now recommends vaccinated wear masks indoors again because vaccinated are transmitting the disease and “have the same viral load” as non vaccinated. I try to avoid Reddit comments as a reference because they are nothing but mob consensus and even less accountable than news articles which have an obligation to correct if found wrong. Here is a Washington post article that tells us that at least with these vaccines that vaccinated are spreading the virus. Again this is completely new recent data on Delta only, which the vaccines weren’t made for, so it’s natural actually. While, vaccines do offer protection they aren’t stopping the viral load and aren’t stopping transmission of delta. https://www.washingtonpost.com/health/2021/07/29/cdc-mask-gu...