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Joe Biden on Omicron: “For the Unvaccinated, We Are Looking at a Winter of Severe Illness and Death” (VIDEO)

Have you noticed that these round table conservatives follow a pretty basic formula in all of these Covid threads?

@dpic73 presented a chart that showed that the Covid death rate in counties that voted for Trump is much higher than those that voted for Biden.

First, they attack the data. "That's not accurate man! There is no way they could know that! fake news! I know the data better than Johns Hopkins! herp derp!" @PawsFan_

Then @kudzuking provides additional data that shows the original data was in fact accurate.

Then they try to change the conversation.
@scotchtiger tries to change the conversation. "Obesity is more correlated to covid death!"
@jakefest starts babbling about what Biden has done to fight the pandemic. "Its the minorities fault!"
@CUT93 goes on a rant about how their is a MSM conspiracy to destroy republicans.

And yet none of them take a minute to recognize that data initially presented is correct. That would mean that they would need to accept something outside of their preexisting beliefs. Sad!
The challenge though is when anyone presents another data point or viable way to look at it, you and your buddies go liberal bat sh*t crazy and scream we all wear tin foil hats but you expect everyone to agree with your own version of the narrative.

Like this report that basically tells you that Omicron is the common cold more or less but you'll still get on here and demand everyone get a booster or be considered unvaccinated, lose the ability to fly, not be able to enter a gym and wear masks in your car alone etc etc ......and then you'll spend all day on CNN waiting for them to publish something that helps you argue the data.......the reality is you aren't any different than anyone else on here. You trust your views over someone elses and that's the beauty of America is you get to do that. If you want to wear 9 masks when you watch pornhub in your bathroom alone, I don't care.......you be you, weirdo.


There is also plenty of data that suggests that vaccine related deaths are undercounted by 20x but the narrative is too dangerous to the administration's ratings if people stop getting the boosters because they realize there might be a risk associated and Pfizer might get angry when their revenue projections suffer. You very quickly arrive at the point that opposing data isn't welcome, which is what lots of folks have been flagging over and over since 2020.

The simple fact that people wasted time to do a study to look at covid related cases and death's by political affiliation tells you everything you need to know about how stupid this country has gotten.
 
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Was reading a study a few weeks back that talked about how detrimental obesity was in regards to a safe Covid recovery yet I don't see the government mandating people with super high BMI's lose weight or take a drug to help them lose weight. Obesity is one of the higher contributing factors to death via Covid.

Also, while I see a ton of political mentions in regards to who is anti-vax I don't see anyone mentioning minorities. The lowest vaccinated demographic in Manhattan are young black males.......going to go out on a limb here and suggest less than 1% of that group voted GOP. Before anyone sounds off around economic conditions being an influence, the vaccines are free.......

Joe Biden walked into office with multiple vaccines, a handful of therapeutic treatment options and momentum and yet he's not introduced a single new method for treatments or testing. Just think about that for a second........he's done zilch differently other than mandates which keep getting held up in the supreme court.
"An unvaccinated person is three times as likely to lean Republican as they are to lean Democrat," says Liz Hamel, vice president of public opinion and survey research at the Kaiser Family Foundation, a nonpartisan health policy think tank that tracks attitudes toward vaccination. Political affiliation is now the strongest indicator of whether someone is vaccinated, she says: "If I wanted to guess if somebody was vaccinated or not and I could only know one thing about them, I would probably ask what their party affiliation is."

It was not always this way. Earlier in the pandemic, many different groups expressed hesitancy toward getting vaccinated. African Americans, younger Americans and rural Americans all had significant portions of their demographic that resisted vaccination. But over time, the vaccination rates in those demographics have risen, while the rate of Republican vaccination against COVID-19 has flatlined at just 59%, according to the latest numbers from Kaiser. By comparison, 91% of Democrats are vaccinated."

https://www.wbur.org/npr/1059828993/data-vaccine-misinformation-trump-counties-covid-death-rate
 
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I stopped reading at "Sadly, it is a well-established fact that people of color suffer from poorer access to quality health care".......we aren't talking about quality of health care, we are talking about an insanely available free shot. AA's are choosing not to get the vaccine just as much as the right wing folks you seem to care more about.

It's amazing to me how a group can get a pass because they are a "smaller percentage of the population" but when it's politics, you think the right should hang for suggesting it's their own right to choose. Maybe if the left hadn't politicized Covid in the first place, there wouldn't be so much divide.......you know, when Biden, Kamala, etc were telling everyone they didn't trust the vaccine? My how that all changed when they wanted to get credit for it.
i'm not giving them a pass. i even said it's a problem that needs to be addressed. i'm not going to defend the comments about the vaccine during the election season, i don't agree with what they said and it likely did more harm than good in trying to score political points. however, lol at saying the current vaccine divide is because of what dems said in the summer of 2020. i guess we should just forget all the right wing elected officials and talking heads who go on tv and shit on the vaccine and constantly talk about how covid is a hoax and isn't a problem.
 
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I stopped reading at "Sadly, it is a well-established fact that people of color suffer from poorer access to quality health care".......we aren't talking about quality of health care, we are talking about an insanely available free shot. AA's are choosing not to get the vaccine just as much as the right wing folks you seem to care more about.

It's amazing to me how a group can get a pass because they are a "smaller percentage of the population" but when it's politics, you think the right should hang for suggesting it's their own right to choose. Maybe if the left hadn't politicized Covid in the first place, there wouldn't be so much divide.......you know, when Biden, Kamala, etc were telling everyone they didn't trust the vaccine? My how that all changed when they wanted to get credit for it.
What one person calls politicization, another person might call disgust that the re-election campaign was more important than lives(political if you will)

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The simple fact that people wasted time to do a study to look at covid related cases and death's by political affiliation tells you everything you need to know about how stupid this country has gotten.
You have to identify the problem before you can address it

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The challenge though is when anyone presents another data point or viable way to look at it, you and your buddies go liberal bat sh*t crazy and scream we all wear tin foil hats but you expect everyone to agree with your own version of the narrative.

Like this report that basically tells you that Omicron is the common cold more or less but you'll still get on here and demand everyone get a booster or be considered unvaccinated, lose the ability to fly, not be able to enter a gym and wear masks in your car alone etc etc ......and then you'll spend all day on CNN waiting for them to publish something that helps you argue the data.......the reality is you aren't any different than anyone else on here. You trust your views over someone elses and that's the beauty of America is you get to do that. If you want to wear 9 masks when you watch pornhub in your bathroom alone, I don't care.......you be you, weirdo.


There is also plenty of data that suggests that vaccine related deaths are undercounted by 20x but the narrative is too dangerous to the administration's ratings if people stop getting the boosters because they realize there might be a risk associated and Pfizer might get angry when their revenue projections suffer. You very quickly arrive at the point that opposing data isn't welcome, which is what lots of folks have been flagging over and over since 2020.

The simple fact that people wasted time to do a study to look at covid related cases and death's by political affiliation tells you everything you need to know about how stupid this country has gotten.

I called you out for trying change the conversation when proven wrong. You responded by again trying to change the conversation. The severity of Omicron has nothing to do with what dpic originally posted. Nothing. Sad!

Define "another data point or viable way to look at it". Most of the shit you guys post is just misinformation.

If the vaccine is truly killing as many people as you claim, that is all on Trump. You yourself have claimed many times that Trump created the vaccine and Biden has done nothing to stop covid. You cant have it both ways.

For the record, I agree on Omicron. If the severity is truly less then it is what we need to knock covid out. I just hope they revise the guidelines around quarantine being ten days. I have never demanded anyone get a booster. I do think if a private business wants to deny you access because you are unvaxxed that is their right. Kind of like a baker refusing to make cakes for gay marriages.
 
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I called you out for trying change the conversation when proven wrong. You responded by again trying to change the conversation. The severity of Omicron has nothing to do with what dpic originally posted. Nothing. Sad!

Define "another data point or viable way to look at it". Most of the shit you guys post is just misinformation.

If the vaccine is truly killing as many people as you claim, that is all on Trump. You yourself have claimed many times that Trump created the vaccine and Biden has done nothing to stop covid. You cant have it both ways.

For the record, I agree on Omicron. If the severity is truly less then it is what we need to knock covid out. I just hope they revise the guidelines around quarantine being ten days. I have never demanded anyone get a booster. I do think if a private business wants to deny you access because you are unvaxxed that is their right. Kind of like a baker refusing to make cakes for gay marriages.
Yeah, you missed the point of me flagging the severity or lack there of from omicron as a new data point that won't be considered, it wasn't changing the subject Corky from life goes on. Despite the good news, liberal media and your lord and savior Joe Biden are still banging on about how dangerous it is and how everyone is going to die this winter. To my point, data doesn't change the narrative.......ever. You calling it misinformation doesn't make it so.
 
What one person calls politicization, another person might call disgust that the re-election campaign was more important than lives(political if you will)

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Fauci: "The virus isn't going to come here", "you don't need a mask, they don't work" "you all have to wear masks forever"......

I get that you hate Trump and that's ok but man you sure do f*cking ignore every other politician that's lied to you in the last 2 years.
 
Well now my feelings are hurt.......guess I'll just have to power through it though.
Just a couple examples from today alone:

1) "he's done zilch differently other than mandates which keep getting held up in the supreme court."

And then " we aren't talking about quality of health care, we are talking about an insanely available free shot." How did this happen Jake?

2) "you know, when Biden, Kamala, etc were telling everyone they didn't trust the vaccine?" This is an outright misrepresentation and you know it. They didn't say they didn't trust the vaccine, they said they didn't trust Trump pressuring the FDA for approval before the election.
 
Just a couple examples from today alone:

1) "he's done zilch differently other than mandates which keep getting held up in the supreme court."

And then " we aren't talking about quality of health care, we are talking about an insanely available free shot." How did this happen Jake?

2) "you know, when Biden, Kamala, etc were telling everyone they didn't trust the vaccine?" This is an outright misrepresentation and you know it. They didn't say they didn't trust the vaccine, they said they didn't trust Trump pressuring the FDA for approval before the election.
-1 million doses a day were being given out in January, the day Biden took office........there was already a plan in place that was ramping up daily.

-Were the shots not free from day 1? Did Biden negotiate the first deal with the drug companies?

-I see no value in finding the youtube videos for you and letting your brain bring you to the point where you understand that they used this against Trump in the election, it was the stick they hit him with........he was holding on to the Vaccines as a way to win votes back that he lost through 2020 and they did their best to kill that message.......and then the actual killer was Pfizer announcing just a day or two after the election results that they were approved.......crazy coincidence? (go ahead and refer to fact check on that, the same one Facebook uses for opinion based responses which they admitted in federal court the other week)
 
Yeah, you missed the point of me flagging the severity or lack there of from omicron as a new data point that won't be considered, it wasn't changing the subject Corky from life goes on. Despite the good news, liberal media and your lord and savior Joe Biden are still banging on about how dangerous it is and how everyone is going to die this winter. To my point, data doesn't change the narrative.......ever. You calling it misinformation doesn't make it so.

Did you just try to insult me by calling me "corky from life goes on"? Be better bro.
 
-1 million doses a day were being given out in January, the day Biden took office........there was already a plan in place that was ramping up daily.

-Were the shots not free from day 1? Did Biden negotiate the first deal with the drug companies?

-I see no value in finding the youtube videos for you and letting your brain bring you to the point where you understand that they used this against Trump in the election, it was the stick they hit him with........he was holding on to the Vaccines as a way to win votes back that he lost through 2020 and they did their best to kill that message.......and then the actual killer was Pfizer announcing just a day or two after the election results that they were approved.......crazy coincidence? (go ahead and refer to fact check on that, the same one Facebook uses for opinion based responses which they admitted in federal court the other week)
Seems like you'd get tired of challenging me :

Feb. 11

Biden announces the government has finalized deals with Pfizer
and Moderna that will make 600 million vaccine doses
– enough to
cover every American adult — available by the end of July. The new
deals do not immediately expand access to shots, which remain in
short supply throughout much of the country.
7-day average
1,605,425
Fully vaccinated
11,746,258
3.5% of U.S.

March 2

Biden announces Merck will help make Johnson & Johnson’s
coronavirus vaccine
— an idea first conceived by Trump
administration officials last year — and says the U.S. will have
enough shots for 300 million people by the end of May.
7-day average
1,942,788
Fully vaccinated
26,162,122
7.9% of U.S.

March 11

Biden says he is directing states to make vaccines available to
all adults by May 1
and promises a return to some form of
normalcy by the Fourth of July.
7-day average
2,233,006
Fully vaccinated
33,863,127
10.2% of U.S.

March 25

On the 65th day of his presidency, Biden pledges the U.S. will
reach 200 million shots in 100 days — or 2 million shots per day
— double the rate of his Dec. 8 promise.
At this point, about 133
million shots have already been administered.
7-day average
2,510,755
Fully vaccinated
47,419,832
14.3% of U.S.

April 6

Biden moves up the deadline to make people 16 and older eligible
for the vaccine to April 19,
formalizing a timeline that was already
in place in nearly every state and allowing Biden to accelerate his
previous deadline of May 1 for all adults to be able to register
for an appointment.
7-day average
2,998,532
Fully vaccinated
63,016,976
19.0% of U.S.

Although the United States has become one of the world leaders in vaccination rates, Biden will soon have to reckon with supply outpacing demand as studies show vaccine skepticism becoming more entrenched.

Now let's compare that to what Trump did

 
Seems like you'd get tired of challenging me :

Feb. 11

Biden announces the government has finalized deals with Pfizer
and Moderna that will make 600 million vaccine doses
– enough to
cover every American adult — available by the end of July. The new
deals do not immediately expand access to shots, which remain in
short supply throughout much of the country.
7-day average
1,605,425
Fully vaccinated
11,746,258
3.5% of U.S.

March 2

Biden announces Merck will help make Johnson & Johnson’s
coronavirus vaccine
— an idea first conceived by Trump
administration officials last year — and says the U.S. will have
enough shots for 300 million people by the end of May.
7-day average
1,942,788
Fully vaccinated
26,162,122
7.9% of U.S.

March 11

Biden says he is directing states to make vaccines available to
all adults by May 1
and promises a return to some form of
normalcy by the Fourth of July.
7-day average
2,233,006
Fully vaccinated
33,863,127
10.2% of U.S.

March 25

On the 65th day of his presidency, Biden pledges the U.S. will
reach 200 million shots in 100 days — or 2 million shots per day
— double the rate of his Dec. 8 promise.
At this point, about 133
million shots have already been administered.
7-day average
2,510,755
Fully vaccinated
47,419,832
14.3% of U.S.

April 6

Biden moves up the deadline to make people 16 and older eligible
for the vaccine to April 19,
formalizing a timeline that was already
in place in nearly every state and allowing Biden to accelerate his
previous deadline of May 1 for all adults to be able to register
for an appointment.
7-day average
2,998,532
Fully vaccinated
63,016,976
19.0% of U.S.

Although the United States has become one of the world leaders in vaccination rates, Biden will soon have to reckon with supply outpacing demand as studies show vaccine skepticism becoming more entrenched.

Now let's compare that to what Trump did

Each one of those says "already in place" ......that's called taking credit for someone else's work. The only thing he did on his own was secure more doses and that rate was pre-negotiated as part of the warp speed effort. Trump's admin has already proven the plans existed......but kudos to Biden for "formalizing" them.

But yes, I am tired of challenging you ..........but not really for the reasons you think. I'm embarrassed that I waste time trying to debate with someone that thinks that formalizing a plan that another admin came up with is evidence of a successful presidency.

The difference between you and I is that you still think one side is better than the other........while I think they both suck.
 
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Each one of those says "already in place" ......that's called taking credit for someone else's work. The only thing he did on his own was secure more doses and that rate was pre-negotiated as part of the warp speed effort. Trump's admin has already proven the plans existed......but kudos to Biden for "formalizing" them.

But yes, I am tired of challenging you ..........but not really for the reasons you think. I'm embarrassed that I waste time trying to debate with someone that thinks that formalizing a plan that another admin came up with is evidence of a successful presidency.

The difference between you and I is that you still think one side is better than the other........while I think they both suck.
It does not say every one of those was in place, but nice try. For the record, Trump didn't even say the word coronavirus during his last two months in office so let's not pretend he cared about getting people vaccinated.
And how could I forget the American Rescue Plan that supercharged the effort by flooding all zones with the money they needed for the rollout along with the coordination at state level that was previously missing. Biden isn't perfect but he should get massive credit for this .

  • $7.5 billion (Section 2301) to the Secretary of Health and Human Services (HHS) to provide to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) for COVID–19 vaccine distribution and administration, including support for State, local, Tribal, and territorial public health departments. Activities include the establishment and expansion of community vaccination centers and mobile vaccination units, particularly in underserved areas; reporting enhancements; communication efforts; and transportation of individuals to vaccination, particularly underserved populations.
  • $1 billion (Section 2302) to HHS to provide to CDC for vaccine confidence, information, and education activities.
  • $6.05 billion (Section 2303) to HHS to support the supply chain for COVID-19 vaccines, therapeutics, and ancillary medical products through research, development, manufacturing, production, and purchasing
  • $500 million (Section 2304) to the Food and Drug Administration (FDA) for activities related to COVID-19 vaccines, therapeutics, and diagnostics, including for evaluation of their continued performance, safety, and effectiveness and facilitation of advanced continuous manufacturing.
  • $47.8 billion (Section 2401) to HHS for testing, contact tracing, surveillance, and mitigation activities, including for the development of a national evidence-based strategy, support for State, local, and territorial public health departments, support for development, manufacturing, procurement, distribution, and administration of tests, and to establish and expand Federal, State, local, and territorial testing and contact tracing capabilities.
  • $1.75 billion (Section 2402) to HHS to be provided to CDC for SARS-CoV-2 genomic sequencing and surveillance, including support for State, local, Tribal, or territorial public health departments or public health laboratories.
  • $500 million (Section 2404) to CDC for data modernization and forecasting.
  • $7.66 billion (Section 2501) to HHS for the public health workforce, including support for State, local, and territorial public health departments to hire case investigators, contact tracers, social support specialists, community health workers, public health nurses, disease intervention specialists, epidemiologists, program managers, laboratory personnel, informaticians, communication and policy experts, and any other positions as may be required to prevent, prepare for, and respond to COVID–19 and to provide PPE.
  • $100 million (Section 2502) to HHS for the medical reserve corps.
  • $7.6 billion (Section 2601) to HHS for community health centers for activities including COVID-19 vaccine distribution and administration, testing, contact tracing, mitigation, workforce enhancement, and community outreach and education.
  • $10 billion (Section 3101) to enhance use of the Defense Production Act for the purchase, production, or distribution of medical supplies and equipment for COVID-19 including for testing, PPE, vaccines and other drugs and biological products.
  • $2.34 billion (Section 11001) to the Indian Health Service for COVID-19 vaccine distribution and administration ($600 million); testing, contact tracing and mitigation ($1.5 billion); and public health workforce for COVID-19 ($240 million).
 
Have you noticed that these round table conservatives follow a pretty basic formula in all of these Covid threads?

@dpic73 presented a chart that showed that the Covid death rate in counties that voted for Trump is much higher than those that voted for Biden.

First, they attack the data. "That's not accurate man! There is no way they could know that! fake news! I know the data better than Johns Hopkins! herp derp!" @PawsFan_

Then @kudzuking provides additional data that shows the original data was in fact accurate.

Then they try to change the conversation.
@scotchtiger tries to change the conversation. "Obesity is more correlated to covid death!"
@jakefest starts babbling about what Biden has done to fight the pandemic. "Its the minorities fault!"
@CUT93 goes on a rant about how their is a MSM conspiracy to destroy republicans.

And yet none of them take a minute to recognize that data initially presented is correct. That would mean that they would need to accept something outside of their preexisting beliefs. Sad!
The data that was presented WAS NOT correct. The chart stated it showed deaths by presidential vote. They absolutely did not have that data. They did not know how one single person that died voted, much less how every one of them voted. That is a fact! IT is a fact based on the data source they used, that ZERO information on how any of the individuals that died voted. None of them, not one. It was anecdotal data on deaths in geographic areas with high/low dem/pub voting. The chart DID NOT show deaths if individuals based on how they voted.
Are covid deaths rates higher in in areas with larger republican populations? Sure they are, I never disputed that. However, the chart that was presented did NOT show what it purported to show. IT was, in fact, not correct.
Are you saying that the domocrat party, along with MSM did not spend years reporting that Trump colluded with Russia? You really going to make that claim? It is undeniable. There are thousands of hours of news reports and press conferences where both media and politicians claim to have seen irrefutable evidence of Trump colluding with Russia. What happened to all of this evidence? Why have so many so called journalistic corporations/news agencies ne "revised" stories and printed retraction admitting they lied and had none of the proof that was claimed to have existed?
 
It does not say every one of those was in place, but nice try. For the record, Trump didn't even say the word coronavirus during his last two months in office so let's not pretend he cared about getting people vaccinated.
And how could I forget the American Rescue Plan that supercharged the effort by flooding all zones with the money they needed for the rollout along with the coordination at state level that was previously missing. Biden isn't perfect but he should get massive credit for this .

  • $7.5 billion (Section 2301) to the Secretary of Health and Human Services (HHS) to provide to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) for COVID–19 vaccine distribution and administration, including support for State, local, Tribal, and territorial public health departments. Activities include the establishment and expansion of community vaccination centers and mobile vaccination units, particularly in underserved areas; reporting enhancements; communication efforts; and transportation of individuals to vaccination, particularly underserved populations.
  • $1 billion (Section 2302) to HHS to provide to CDC for vaccine confidence, information, and education activities.
  • $6.05 billion (Section 2303) to HHS to support the supply chain for COVID-19 vaccines, therapeutics, and ancillary medical products through research, development, manufacturing, production, and purchasing
  • $500 million (Section 2304) to the Food and Drug Administration (FDA) for activities related to COVID-19 vaccines, therapeutics, and diagnostics, including for evaluation of their continued performance, safety, and effectiveness and facilitation of advanced continuous manufacturing.
  • $47.8 billion (Section 2401) to HHS for testing, contact tracing, surveillance, and mitigation activities, including for the development of a national evidence-based strategy, support for State, local, and territorial public health departments, support for development, manufacturing, procurement, distribution, and administration of tests, and to establish and expand Federal, State, local, and territorial testing and contact tracing capabilities.
  • $1.75 billion (Section 2402) to HHS to be provided to CDC for SARS-CoV-2 genomic sequencing and surveillance, including support for State, local, Tribal, or territorial public health departments or public health laboratories.
  • $500 million (Section 2404) to CDC for data modernization and forecasting.
  • $7.66 billion (Section 2501) to HHS for the public health workforce, including support for State, local, and territorial public health departments to hire case investigators, contact tracers, social support specialists, community health workers, public health nurses, disease intervention specialists, epidemiologists, program managers, laboratory personnel, informaticians, communication and policy experts, and any other positions as may be required to prevent, prepare for, and respond to COVID–19 and to provide PPE.
  • $100 million (Section 2502) to HHS for the medical reserve corps.
  • $7.6 billion (Section 2601) to HHS for community health centers for activities including COVID-19 vaccine distribution and administration, testing, contact tracing, mitigation, workforce enhancement, and community outreach and education.
  • $10 billion (Section 3101) to enhance use of the Defense Production Act for the purchase, production, or distribution of medical supplies and equipment for COVID-19 including for testing, PPE, vaccines and other drugs and biological products.
  • $2.34 billion (Section 11001) to the Indian Health Service for COVID-19 vaccine distribution and administration ($600 million); testing, contact tracing and mitigation ($1.5 billion); and public health workforce for COVID-19 ($240 million).
LOL...its so easy to burst poor dpic73's bubble. This is just one damning piece of evidence that you cannot skirt around. I am the first one to say that all of these numbers are all phony, but you quote all these numbers like the gospel and China Joe with a vaccine for the entire year has presided over more US deaths than Trump did in 2020.

 
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Very interesting. Pandemic of the vaccinated?

Lets see if I can make this simple enough for you to understand

Out of 100 people, 90 are vaccinated.

If 10% of those 90 vaccinated people experience a breakthrough infection, that's 9 people
If 50% of the 10 unvaccinated people get infected, that's 5 people

9 is more than 5, but does that mean that the unvaccinated people have a lower risk? 🤔
 
LOL...its so easy to burst poor dpic73's bubble. This is just one damning piece of evidence that you cannot skirt around. I am the first one to say that all of these numbers are all phony, but you quote all these numbers like the gospel and China Joe with a vaccine for the entire year has presided over more US deaths than Trump did in 2020.

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The article you posted explains it - the Delta variant and people like YOU are the biggest culprits. And that's exactly what you wanted to happen so you could throw stones and own the libs


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No it doesnt. There are a lot more people vaccinated this year than last year and still more deaths so that math is not going to work for you no matter how you slice it.
 
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No it doesnt. There are a lot more people vaccinated this year than last year and still more deaths so that math is not going to work for you no matter how you slice it.
LMAO, so even though the article YOU used to own me explains it, you don't agree with that either. I'm waiting patiently for your explanation. Learn me Growls
 
LMAO, so even though the article YOU used to own me explains it, you don't agree with that either. I'm waiting patiently for your explanation. Learn me Growls
Please quit taking whatever mind altering drugs you are on!
 
LOL
 
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