Fully vaxxed are more dangerous...

[Magoo]

studies are also showing Covid to be a deadly and highly transmissible, and the vaccine to be a safe and effective tool against it. 
stop looking to justify your decision not to vax. youve made that decision, we dont need to know why. i dont care why.
we have systems in place to minimise the outcomes of your flaccid refusal.
if its validation you need there are other places you will find it.

Nowhere have I even said what my vaccine status is, so stop making assumptions.
Im sick of all the misinformation around the vaccine too, but there are genuine concerns about side effects that I feel are being covered up.
With omicron round the corner, everyone is going to catch it regardless of vaccine or not. We are at least 3 months away before we can even see a revised version of the vaccine ready, and by the time its rolled out which will likely be around the second half of 2022, there will likely even be more mutations.
We will never be able to get on top of this, but the good news is that omicron and its subsequent strains will just be more and more mild as each cycle passes.
So much fear over a virus that has a 98+% survival rate, we are now seeing the beginning of the end to covid as we know it. Omicron is the first step in this virus changing to a more mild virus such as the common cold in severity.
To do lockdowns over omicron would be a foolish move.

from the link you quoted...here it is, one sentence. if you trust the link you posted and trust the science then the first words of this quote are for you. no further research needed.
glad i could help

"It’s very important to get vaccinated, Michelmore said, because vaccines greatly reduce the risk of severe disease, but you should not assume that because you are vaccinated you cannot get infected or transmit the disease to others. Mask-wearing and regular testing remain important, especially in areas of high prevalence."

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ctrussel wrote
"So much fear over a virus that has a 98+% survival rate"

i think
'so much fear over a little jab'