Twisting my words doesn't help your position. But since it is apparently all you have, better stick with that.
Says the twister in chief.
Twisting my words doesn't help your position. But since it is apparently all you have, better stick with that.
Not insignificant.I may not have artuculated that very well. I was being sarcastic. ages 5-12 are already do well with covid. To vaccinate them means you can now add them into your numbers of people vaccinated and helps with numbers that show vaccine effectiveness in mitigating hospitalization and death. Already happening by including 16 and up. Smoking mirrors. . Vaccinating them is insignificant in terms of disease management.
Not insignificant.
You're trying to get to 90%, without infecting the immunocompromised.
If everyone under 16 is unvaccinated, then you top out near 80%, even if everyone over 16 gets the jab.
Even then. If you have enough covid circulating to infect most 0-15 year olds, you also infect most immune compromised people.Assuming, of course, you are going to completely ignore the naturally immune.
Not for most people. Most people have very low risk profiles.The natural immunity can only be acquired by first having the disease. That course of behavior has considerably more risk of severe consequences and death than taking the vaccine.
And what would that matter if the Immune compromised/vulnerable have had the Vaccine?Even then. If you have enough covid circulating to infect most 0-15 year olds, you also infect most immune compromised people.
Remember the goal was to get herd immunity without infecting the vulnerable.
Not insignificant.
You're trying to get to 90%, without infecting the immunocompromised.
If everyone under 16 is unvaccinated, then you top out near 80%, even if everyone over 16 gets the jab.
Funny how this works.
The natural immune protection that develops after a SARS-CoV-2 infection offers considerably more of a shield against the Delta variant of the pandemic coronavirus than two doses of the Pfizer-BioNTech vaccine, according to a large Israeli study that some scientists wish came with a “Don’t try this at home” label. The newly released data show people who once had a SARS-CoV-2 infection were much less likely than never-infected, vaccinated people to get Delta, develop symptoms from it, or become hospitalized with serious COVID-19.
Science | AAAS
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Says the twister in chief.
Vaccination ---immune comprimsed....Boosters ---- immune comprised.Even then. If you have enough covid circulating to infect most 0-15 year olds, you also infect most immune compromised people.
Remember the goal was to get herd immunity without infecting the vulnerable.
Meanwhile, courtesy of worldometers -dot- info, let's check back in with Florida. The drop in COVID deaths there has been extremely sudden and sharp, even though the general public has not modified its behavior at all. (I live here, so I know.)
The chart says it all:
As a friend of mine puts it, thank goodness we can be sure the media will get right to the bottom of this!
Are you counting the under 16 who've contracted Covid and have natural immunity as unvaccinated?Not insignificant.
You're trying to get to 90%, without infecting the immunocompromised.
If everyone under 16 is unvaccinated, then you top out near 80%, even if everyone over 16 gets the jab.
...so you willingly usher in a guy who clearly has dementia... that's a hell of a high road.My position is, and always has been, that my politics would have been considered to be conservative before that term was stolen by politicians as cover for hate, fear, and greed.
Assuming, of course, you are going to completely ignore the naturally immune.
Over 98% of people who contract Covid, survive Covid (that number is significantly higher if you are under 65 and/or if you are NOT Clinically obese).100% of those who do not die from Covid-19 do not die from Covid-19.
Didn't want to go that far into the weeds on the post.Are you counting the under 16 who've contracted Covid and have natural immunity as unvaccinated?
subtract out any transmission from breakthrough infections.