The Coronavirus, not the beer

CDC hospitalization tracker still down....

Weird as soon as the spike to the north east is taking place.
 
https://www.wcax.com/2021/12/06/vermont-sees-increasing-covid-hospitalizations-cases/

One month ago, it was projected hospitalizations could hit 80 if the trend continued. As of Sunday, 81 people were admitted.

There was also another new record number of cases in a single day, with 643 new cases were reported Sunday. The record case count comes two days after Vermont reported the previous single-day record of 604 on Friday.

I called this over 2.5 months ago.

With the high case count coming in the last two weeks I'd expect this hospitalization figure to get even worse.

So lets recap. Despite vaccinations/therapeutics and overall knowledge on how to treat COVID is much more advanced this year Vermont is crushing their last years numbers.

Don't worry...eventually you all will see that the vaccinations are trash for healthy people. What a joke.
 
https://wgme.com/news/local/what-a-...ther-new-record-for-covid-19-hospitalizations

According to the Maine CDC, 361 people are currently hospitalized, including 112 who are in critical care, and 60 who are on a ventilator.


I guess we know why the CDC hospitalization tracker has been down the last two weeks. Can't let people see how the northeast is getting slammed while the southeast, despite non-draconian restrictions, has plummeted for months.
 
https://www.seacoastonline.com/stor...eight-covid-surge-staff-shortages/8885907002/

There are even fewer ICU beds available, according to the state’s COVID-19 dashboard, which put that capacity at 3.7 percent Friday. It’s a record low since the start of the pandemic. COVID-19 hospitalizations have also reached record levels, with over 400 hospitalized earlier this week, and 395 Friday. An additional 18 patients were suspected to have the coronavirus.

The prior record came in January, just as the vaccine became available, when COVID-19 hospitalizations hit 334.

And then of course the obligatory statements that the really sick are unvaccinated (Probably haven't gotten their boosters). I'd love to see if anyone would FOIA these numbers and see how they are getting to them.
 
https://reason.com/2021/12/06/new-york-city-mayor-bill-de-blasio-imposes-vaccine-mandate-for-all-private-employers/



New York City is once again ratcheting up its vaccine mandates, this time with a requirement that all private sector workers in the city receive at least two COVID-19 vaccine doses.

"We in New York City have decided to use a preemptive strike, to really do something bold to stop the further growth of COVID and the dangers it's causing to all of us," said Mayor Bill de Blasio in an MSNBC interview this morning.

The mayor said this "first-in-the-nation" mandate was necessary to get ahead of the new omicron variant, and head off a potential winter surge of the delta variant.

…

Chokshi said the city will also require those aged 5–11 to have at least one vaccine shot in order to enter restaurants and other public venues. The city will also now require people aged 12 and up to get at least two doses of the vaccine to enter these places. Previously, people aged 12 and over only needed one shot to go to restaurants, gyms, and entertainment venues, and anyone younger didn't need to be vaccinated at all.

Children aged 5–11 will also need to be vaccinated in order to participate in "high-risk" extracurricular activities like sports, band, and orchestra. Previously, only those aged 12 and up had to have their shots.


——————

Not sure what to say anymore other than I strongly, strongly disagree.
 
The week of 11/14 through 11/20 (the most recent week with this data), 174 vaccinated people per 100,000 in Vermont contracted Covid. Among the non-fully vaccinated the rate was 935 per 100,000.

So, non-fully vaccinated were 5.37 times more likely to contract Covid than fully vaccinated.

Vermont is a good case study of the vaccine working. Thanks for pointing this state out thethe.
 
striker42 said:
The week of 11/14 through 11/20 (the most recent week with this data), 174 vaccinated people per 100,000 in Vermont contracted Covid. Among the non-fully vaccinated the rate was 935 per 100,000.

So, non-fully vaccinated were 5.37 times more likely to contract Covid than fully vaccinated.

Vermont is a good case study of the vaccine working. Thanks for pointing this state out thethe.
Click to expand...

Sure sure - 'Non-Fully" vaccinated.

That definition will keep moving.

I do enjoy anyone thinking that 'non-fully' vaccinated and unvaccinated are the same thing.

Keep fighting the good fight. This happened between me and Dalyn as well. You're much more civil but we will see what happens when you can no longer deny the truth.
 
Last edited:
thethe said:
Sure sure - 'Non-Fully" vaccinated.

That definition will keep moving.

I do enjoy anyone thinking that 'non-fully' vaccinated and unvaccinated are the same thing.

Keep fighting the good fight. This happened between me and Dalyn as well. You're much more civil but we will see what happens when you can no longer deny the truth.
Click to expand...

Non-fully vaccinated only because the data doesn't capture those who have had the first shot of a two shot vaccine in regards to infections. They're lumped in with unvaccinated. Unless one vaccine makes you super vulnerable to catching Covid (no evidence of this), then it shouldn't impact the data much.

The data is really clear right now. The vaccines afford significant protection against Delta.
 
striker42 said:
Non-fully vaccinated only because the data doesn't capture those who have had the first shot of a two shot vaccine in regards to infections. They're lumped in with unvaccinated. Unless one vaccine makes you super vulnerable to catching Covid (no evidence of this), then it shouldn't impact the data much.

The data is really clear right now. The vaccines afford significant protection against Delta.
Click to expand...

A nice little story that may shed some light on this.

My company subjects the unvaccinated to test every week. Vaccinated do not need to.

I'll let you determine what this means in terms of the figures that you presented.

And of course we will ignore the fact that your rate stats aren't weighted at all so I have to sort of chuckle at the idea that you think the 5.37x is what you are saying it is.
 
Last edited:
Won't be long before the "boosted" will be the new lepers

When will it be enough for the covid cowards?

[tw]1468211349155110918[/tw]
 
sturg33 said:
Won't be long before the "boosted" will be the new lepers

When will it be enough for the covid cowards?

[tw]1468211349155110918[/tw]
Click to expand...

It hasn't been about health since about May of 2020. Maybe thats giving too much benefit of the doubt.
 
Its going to be super convenient for the pro medical tyranny monsters to explain why highly vaccinated northeast is experiencing surges because of OMRICRON!!!!!


This is all such a joke and the fact that not enough people are catching on is scary.
 
[tw]1468320269416779784[/tw]

Weird eh?

The idea that healthy people needed to be vaccinated is actually putting at-risk at more risk. One of the worst decisions in mankinds history alongside with lockdowns.

Congratulations all of you who pushed that healthy people should get vaccinated. Selfishness of the COVID cowards has made life more difficult for people actually at risk.
 
Last edited:
thethe said:
[tw]1468320269416779784[/tw]

Weird eh?

The idea that healthy people needed to be vaccinated is actually putting at-risk at more risk. One of the worst decisions in mankinds history alongside with lockdowns.

Congratulations all of you who pushed that healthy people should get vaccinated. Selfishness of the COVID cowards has made life more difficult for people actually at risk.
Click to expand...

Malone has zero credibility at this point. This study is a good example as to why. Of course there will be more pressure on a virus to evade the immune system in areas where there is high immunity. It doesn't matter if the immunity comes from vaccine or from your preferred method, prior infection, there's going to be that pressure. He's trying to take something that people pretty much accept at this point and act like it's groundbreaking science that proves vaccines are bad.

In reality, the mutations are random and happen everywhere with the same frequency. It's just that anibody resistant mutations are more beneficial in areas of high immunity and so out-survive other strands.

Though high vaccination is hardly the dipsositive here as Omicron originated in Africa, an area with low vaccination.

Bottom line, if we followed your method and let everyone get it, we'd still have anitbody dodging strains popping up exactly the same.
 
You must log in or register to reply here.
Back
Top