We can look back at countries with low juice up take, If we are to believe the clotshot lovers, countries with low up take should be devastated.
If a country were to, let's say, have a seizure syrup uptake of less than 5% how many dead from wuflu would you expect in that country shag doody for brains?
@no1marauder saidhttps://www.zerohedge.com/covid-19/natural-immunity-good-or-better-covid-19-vaccination-study
Well it's good to know Randians like Wajoma think that laissez faire principles should be used to ignore the spread of deadly, contagious diseases.
“One of the saddest lessons of history is this: If we’ve been bamboozled long enough, we tend to reject any evidence of the bamboozle. We’re no longer interested in finding out the truth. The bamboozle has captured us. It’s simply too painful to acknowledge, even to ourselves, that we’ve been taken. Once you give a charlatan power over you, you almost never get it back.”
― Carl Sagan, The Demon-Haunted World: Science as a Candle in the Dark
https://covid.cdc.gov/covid-data-tracker/#trends_weeklycases_7daydeathsper100k_00
If we compare cases with deaths (and separately, with hospitalizations), what we can see is that, over time, the Case Fatality Rate (CFR) & hospitalization rate have both improved. Vaccines are one factor in this. There's also other medical developments such as treatments to mitigate symptoms (Paxlovid for example), which is another reason that slowing the spread was a good idea, to give us time to develop these technologies further. Another factor is that since Delta was replaced with Omicron, CFR has decreased since the virus mutated towards infectiousness and away from lethality at that juncture.
If you look at the stats on this through the CDC website, you see more evidence of the efficacy of vaccines, although there are other factors playing into the improvement as well. Vaccines have helped tremendously in containing the damage and in moving us towards endemicity.
@wajoma saidThe reason I ask is that there is a country with a great distrust of the seizure syrup with an uptake of less than 5%.
We can look back at countries with low juice up take, If we are to believe the clotshot lovers, countries with low up take should be devastated.
If a country were to, let's say, have a seizure syrup uptake of less than 5% how many dead from wuflu would you expect in that country shag doody for brains?
The question is: People like to brag up the Aussie clotshot stats especially the Aussie goobermint would you expect 10 times more people/per head of pop to die from wuflu in Australia or in a country where people mostly said no thanks. Not just 'mostly' but overwhelmingly said stick the needle in your own arm.
Would you expect 10 times more people to die of wuflu in Aus or country 'X'.
@wajoma saidI prefer to avoid the stats but while checking out the country with only 5% uptake of the juice yet 1/10th the wuflu death rate of Aus. It was interesting to see Israel wayyyyy above average wuflu deaths but they were another country that liked to brag up how many people they'd coerced into taking the juice. Shouldn't they at least be below average? Wouldn't you expect as much shag doody?
We can look back at countries with low juice up take, If we are to believe the clotshot lovers, countries with low up take should be devastated.
If a country were to, let's say, have a seizure syrup uptake of less than 5% how many dead from wuflu would you expect in that country shag doody for brains?
Edit: BTW, NZ and Aus are below average wuflu deaths but a by a really disappointingly little amount considering the heavy handed coercion and hundreds of businesses and careers destroyed.
I usually steer clear of statistics, I've read 'How to Lie with Statistics" by Darell Huff. Stats cost money to compile and usually those that commission them are looking for a particualr answer, inevitably when goobermints do stats the answer is:
Good stats = goobermint did that, more goobermint required
Bad stats = more goobermint required
As I have mentioned there is a country where juice uptake was 5% and their wuflu death rate by head of pop is 1/10th that of Aus. After 3 years we have a world average for the wuflu:
0% (haha that was my little joke, it is the actual number but rounded to the nearest 1😵 )
It is actually 0% (haha double joke that is the actual number but rounded to the nearest 0.2% )
The world average is .087%.
The question for the juice lovers:
Israel often bragged it up about their seizure syrup roll out, they were leading the world for juice uptake, why then is their wuflu death rate so far above the average?
.132%
Or to express it another way, a more dramatic way, since we're playing stats tricks, a wuflu death rate 150% that of the world average.
Edit: To pre-empt the wowsers the joke isn't about the 7 million deaths, in many cases wrongfully attributed to wuflu. The joke is about stats manipulation.
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@no1marauder From my personal experience... half of my family found it important for their own reasons to get the vaccine. The other half, for their own reasons did not get the vaccine. The ones who did get the vaccine all got sick from covid..very sick, and have caught it more than once. Of the other half that did not get the vaccine, only half of them got covid , mild symptoms only, the rest did not get covid. Or they did but never knew it because they had no symptoms. The latest news that I hear is that natural immunity is better than the shot. I am not anti vax but as far as I can tell from my personal experience this new relatively untested vaccine is not effective for its stated purpose.
Information concerning mortality in 2021, 2022, and 2023 correlated with vaccination status has been released by Te Whata Ora—Health New Zealand following a Freedom of Information (OIA) request. The figures are signed off by Astrid Koornneef, Interim Director of Prevention, National Public Health Service.
The released figures include all NZ registered deaths by month. The figures show that for the last six months of 2022, 80% of all people dying in New Zealand had received Pfizer mRNA booster shots. Yet according to official government figures updated 14 February 2023 only 73.2% of those eligible (18+ years) have received a booster. In other words, booster recipients are disproportionately represented among registered all-cause deaths. For more analysis refer here**
**https://hatchardreport.com/newly-released-figures-demonstrate-that-mrna-boosters-have-had-a-deadly-impact-increasing-all-cause-mortality/
Bonus item NZ independent documentary:
https://wecamehereforfreedom.com
@no1marauder saidYou are wrong.
"From December 2020 through November 2022, we estimate that the COVID-19 vaccination program in the U.S. prevented more than 18.5 million additional hospitalizations and 3.2 million additional deaths. Without vaccination, there would have been nearly 120 million more COVID-19 infections. The vaccination program also saved the U.S. $1.15 trillion (Credible Interval: $1.10 ...[text shortened]... tions
Sadly, there are still anti-vaxxers and COVID minimizers out there including on this Forum.
https://childrenshealthdefense.org/defender/scientific-data-covid-vaccines-harm-cola/
@wajoma saidYour figures are a crock of 💩 is one distinct possibility or there are other factors at play that you’ve chosen to omit for your own anti vax reasons. What’s true is that covid vaccinations save lives and protect health services anything that purports to prove otherwise is patently untrue.
Chile is claiming 92% vax rate.
The world average wuflu deaths per 1 000 000 is 873
Chile's wuflu death rate per 1 000 000 is 3336
Juice lovers please explain.
