Why is it getting better? US / world

Kate short for Bob

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Anyway Mikey. You know me well enough to know where I got my ID from.

Isn't it nearly bedtime in Colorado?
I have no idea who Mikey is.  I don't know you at all.

I dont live in Colorado.  You've been around Wacko Jacko for too long and you are seeing ghosts under the bed!

 

TheDragon

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Still lots of countries in South America and South Asia struggling mightily. The UK has shown spectacular success, even had a day with no covid deaths this week, largely due to their accelerated roll out of vaccination including deferring the second dose for three months to get most of the population partially vaccinated as quickly as possible. The US not quite so good as we did not take that approach, plus we have lots of covidiots who will not get vaccinated and prefer to get natural immunity.

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NeedAClew

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I don't think we had vaccine lack that slowed us, we had injection appointment slot lack, at least here. They never used all the vaccine. 

The US never had to defer shots for supply reasons.

Getting people to come back is already  problematic, waiting longer for shot 2 would not have been good.

Other countries may have had to ration. We did not.

 

Rain Man

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Canada closing in on the US - as of today, Canada at 43.4%, and USA stuck at 46.4 where it has been for several days give or take a few tenths of a percent.  Looks like Canada will pass the US on Tuesday or Wednesday.

Why has the US population not adopted vaccination?  Are there really that many anti-vaxxers?  

 

BlatantEcho

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Why has the US population not adopted vaccination?  Are there really that many anti-vaxxers?  
I'll answer:

1) The CDC has lost most of its credibility as a science based, non-political agency.

2) Everyone got sold up the river by their governments, with witch hunt style lockdowns, that did nothing.

3) The media has overplayed their hand, spreading fear for a year.

4) Reality was the IFR of the virus is lower than the flu for people under Age 70.

5) People who followed the science (lockdowns don't work, masks do nothing), - got shouted down.

6) Lockdown/maskers made this political, and ignored any science.

7) 'two weeks to flatten the curve' turned into 14 months.

So, why would anyone get a vaccine who is under 70?

Seriously, what's a reason?

 

Steam Flyer

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I'll answer:

1) The CDC has lost most of its credibility as a science based, non-political agency.

2) Everyone got sold up the river by their governments, with witch hunt style lockdowns, that did nothing.

3) The media has overplayed their hand, spreading fear for a year.

4) Reality was the IFR of the virus is lower than the flu for people under Age 70.

5) People who followed the science (lockdowns don't work, masks do nothing), - got shouted down.

6) Lockdown/maskers made this political, and ignored any science.

7) 'two weeks to flatten the curve' turned into 14 months.

So, why would anyone get a vaccine who is under 70?

Seriously, what's a reason?
Seriously?

Because the two options are- get the vaccine, or get the disease.

Vaccine: headache, kinda sick feeling for a day or so... usually a few hours only

Disease: Possible death, likely long-term health defects including heart/lung/liver damage and infertility, passing the disease to the rest of your household with all the above effects.

Yeah,d not an easy choice. I can see why you're hung up on it

Oh and BTW thanks for posting another graph that proves the opposite of what you think it does. Check the percent difference at peak & trough of your two trend lines

- DSK

 

Lark

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https://www.bbc.com/news/world-latin-america-57307861
 

Peru is the new benchmark for how bad it can get, according to its own government.

500/100,000 = one in 200 dead.   

 

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slug zitski

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I'll answer:

1) The CDC has lost most of its credibility as a science based, non-political agency.

2) Everyone got sold up the river by their governments, with witch hunt style lockdowns, that did nothing.

3) The media has overplayed their hand, spreading fear for a year.

4) Reality was the IFR of the virus is lower than the flu for people under Age 70.

5) People who followed the science (lockdowns don't work, masks do nothing), - got shouted down.

6) Lockdown/maskers made this political, and ignored any science.

7) 'two weeks to flatten the curve' turned into 14 months.

So, why would anyone get a vaccine who is under 70?

Seriously, what's a reason?
You get vaccinated to protect society 

the greater the viral load circulating in society , the greater  the chance for a mutation to develope that sets the whole vaccination program back and shuts down society once again 

don’t be a dam fool 

 

Steam Flyer

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You get vaccinated to protect society 

the greater the viral load circulating in society , the greater  the chance for a mutation to develope that sets the whole vaccination program back and shuts down society once again 

don’t be a dam fool 
Too late, he's already a damn fool... worse, deliberately telling lies to inflict harm on others.

- DSK

 

Steam Flyer

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You get vaccinated to protect society 
No you get vaccinated to protect yourself. 
Sums it up right there.

Mikey: "You're wrong! I'm smarter than you!" no matter what the original statement is

The truth is that any person getting vaccinated may have a wide variety of reasons, but it protects them -and- it helps protect everyone around them (ie society).

- DSK

 

Kate short for Bob

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The truth is that any person getting vaccinated may have a wide variety of reasons, but it protects them -and- it helps protect everyone around them (ie society).
No it doesn't protect everyone around them.  The point is it protects them 8f they choose to be protected.

Pushing the societal good by guilt and coercion shouldn't be an option to encourage individuals to get vaccinated.

The focus should be on encouraging vulnerable individuals to get vaccinated for their own benefit.

 

NeedAClew

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So Joe's been telling folks to vax up by the end of June. That's because we're giving away 75% of what Pfizer, Moderna, and J&J is left, plus all the Astra Zenica. The delay with Astra Zenica is safety inspection.

Now, as you scoff, bear in mind that the US governmen AZ was made by Emergent in Baltimore, that has SEVERE production problems, including mixing up AZ and J&J ingredients.  Problems there went on for a while. We did not use the J&J made there during that time. I imagine they are sampling the AZ. Whatever crap people give Ugly Plague America, imagine what you'd say if we shipped defective vaccine to poor countries. Yeah. 

https://apnews.com/article/biden-announces-international-covid-vaccine-sharing-plan-cc4630f1d45b379c573c55a2042026e0?utm_source=twitter&utm_campaign=socialflow&utm_medium=ap_politics

https://www.whitehouse.gov/briefing-room/statements-releases/2021/06/03/statement-by-president-joe-biden-on-global-vaccine-distribution/

https://www.nytimes.com/live/2021/06/02/world/covid-vaccine-coronavirus-mask

https://www.washingtonpost.com/business/2021/03/31/vaccine-johnson-johnson-emergent/

https://www.fiercepharma.com/pharma/at-request-fda-emergent-s-troubled-baltimore-plant-suspends-j-j-vaccine-production

https://www.washingtonpost.com/investigations/emergent-vaccine-jj-baltimore-plant/2021/04/03/25f7ade4-94e2-11eb-9668-89be11273c09_story.html

 
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Steam Flyer

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... The truth is that any person getting vaccinated may have a wide variety of reasons, but it protects them -and- it helps protect everyone around them (ie society).
No it doesn't protect everyone around them.   ...


Really? Vaccinated people are not far less likely than the unvaccinated to spread pathogens?

You're now claiming that there is no such thing as herd immunity?

- DSK

 


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