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Speaking of ratios, you have been misleading people by suggesting that 1 in 420 Americans have died from COVID, as if there was no age-stratification of risk.
Nope.As you learned, they both prevent infection
and prevent hospitalizations and deaths for a large majority of vaccinated people.
Nope. There are countless examples of fully vaccinated people getting infected, not the least of which is Biden's press secretary. Of course, there isn't much transparency in reporting of breakthrough infections, for obvious reasons.You're wrong about that, too. They not only prevent infections in people who are vaccinated;
they also reduce infections because those vaccinated people won't spread the virus.
No point in denial. At some point, you're going to have to make an accommodation to reality.
I never took you for a conspiracy theorist, but I suppose when the narrative starts to come unraveled, desperate times call for desperate measures.
Right. But apparently, it's now more then 1 in 350 people, after counting missed cases. I notice that again, you didn't post a link. I think I know why.
You realize most people over 50 are probably not happy that you don't consider us people work caring about.
And Yes, I know Gov. Ron is now hiding deaths to make his record look better:
I'm just showing you what news organizations in Florida found when they got suspicious about the suddenly low death rate.
It was those two. Had they been vaccinated, the other vaccines would have worked.Here's yet another example of vaccines failing to stop the spread of the virus. Here are the facts;
Cal's football team is 99% vaccinated.
There are 112 students and staff in total on the team.
Only 2 of them are not vaccinated and according to the article, those 2 have had COVID.
44 of the students and staff tested positive for COVID. The outbreak was so bad, they had to postpone one of their games.
Stop listening to the gaslighters that tell you vaccines slow the spread of the virus.
Cal's football team was 99% vaccinated before a big COVID-19 outbreak. What happened?
There are 112 students and staff in total on the team.
Only 2 of them are not vaccinated and according to the article, those 2 have had COVID.
44 of the students and staff tested positive for COVID. The outbreak was so bad, they had to postpone one of their games.
It was those two. Had they been vaccinated, the other vaccines would have worked.
And your post illustrates that vaccines don’t work. Even at 99%. Or 100%.This illustrates a major error in understanding immunity. It's not a binary condition. There are degrees of immunity. The Delta variant proved to be more infectious and deadly than the previous strain. But the vaccination is still good protection, greatly reducing infection and offering very, very good protection against serious illness or death.
It doesn't seem that hard a concept, but maybe it is.
And your post illustrates that vaccines don’t work.
Even at 99%. Or 100%.
If they save lives, then stop worrying. Those who are vaccinated are safe.As you now realize, they do work. Just not...
If seat belts are only 60% good at preventing injury in major collisions and only 95% good at preventing death, they "don't work?" Again, it's not binary. And no vaccine has ever been 100% effective in stopping infection.
I get the concern that vaccines are politically incorrect for many people. But the reality remains. They do work, and save lives.
In early October with 96% of staff vaccinated and 95% of students, Harvard Business School moved their classes online amidst an increase in breakthrough infections.
If they save lives, then stop worrying. Those who are vaccinated are safe.
How many of those vaccinated students were infected, hospitalized, died? Might be instructive for you to learn?
If, as you seem to now agree, even the most egregious cases show that vaccines are effective in preventing infection, and very effective at preventing severe disease and death.
You really ought to try cementing those goalposts in the ground.
Vaccines are not effective at preventing infection, as these 2 instances show.
The ONLY thing vaccines seem to do well is prevent severe disease and death. As these cases vividly illustrate for anyone not fully consumed by the propaganda, they don't prevent infection and they they don't prevent spread.
You mean young children that have a 1 in 150,000+ of death from COVID but a 1 in 7,500 chance of developing myocarditis from the vaccine? Seems like the benefit/risk analysis got distorted on this one a bit.What about young children,
and the occasional breakthrough infection?
I wonder if there will be similar articles as the highly vaccinated states fill up the ER's and ICU's as the winter months progress. I won't hold my breath.Unvaccinated Americans are ‘irresponsibly filling up our ERs and ICUs
An area of particular concern is the South, where vaccine hesitancy is high. Low vaccination rates in the region have helped fuel the rapid spread of the Delta variant, causing a surge in cases and pushing hospitals to capacity. Several hospital systems throughout the South have been forced to move patients to makeshift ICU areas or construct emergency field hospitals as they struggle to accommodate a large number of patients.
Unvaccinated Americans are ‘irresponsibly filling up our ERs and ICUs’: doctor
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