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Sure. And your conclusion is valid in any jurisdiction with more than 30 annual tourists per local resident.Actually it does not make anything weaker.
What the data shows is that even amongst a population that is about 100% vaxxed, there isn't protection against the spread of the virus.
That is the key takeaway.
You said a month or so ago you and some friends were mad at the unvaxxed because if they only vaxxed up this would all be over soon.
The reality is the virus spreads easily through vaxxed populations. If it didn't, Gibraltar would not have the highest case count they have ever had.
Dude, you moved the goalpost. You've basically said even if a population is 100% vaxxed, herd immunity isn't possible if there are people coming in from other areas that aren't 100% vaxxed.Conceded what? You brought up a meaningless statistic, and I pointed out that your statistic is meaningless.
That’s kind of all that happened.
Now you’re going to try to make some US/Gibraltar equivalence: “Border crossings are significant there, therefore border crossings are significant here.“.
US has just under one daily border crossing per 330 residents. Gibraltar has almost one daily border crossing per one resident. The impact on them is about 300 times as large as the impact on us. Just because border crossings complicate herd immunity for Gibraltar doesn’t mean border crossings are at all meaninful for herd immunity in the US. It’s literally 300X more important to them than to us. This isn’t even apples to oranges. This is grapes to watermelons.
And she’s hot too!! You can’t vaccinate away Behar ugly. The View is welk known for their flat earth opinions.an example of kicking and screaming's irrational and fearful....she has natural antibodies....who's antiscience?
I am saying Gibraltar doesn’t count as a “population” for purposes of epidemiology. Too small and too porous.Dude, you moved the goalpost. You've basically said even if a population is 100% vaxxed, herd immunity isn't possible if there are people coming in from other areas that aren't 100% vaxxed.
You've destroyed your Martha's Vineyard argument (think of the weekend daytrippers there in the summer). You've said San Diego and Texas can't reach herd immunity given the border crossing (which for them is a huge deal than lumping in Missouri's population to say 1 border crossing per 330 residents). You are also saying then for New York City herd immunity is impossible unless the residents of surrounding New York, Connecticut, and New Jersey are fully vaccinated (even though they also are overwhelmingly day commuters just like in Gibraltar).
You are saying that herd immunity is impossible while there is a large motion of people (even if those people don't stay overnight in the location, as in Gibraltar). So we've gone from 70%, to 85% to 90% to 100% to 100%+ everyone in travel distance to get to herd immunity. You may as well say there's no such thing until everyone in the globe is vaccinated because you know what, people travel. Do you ever get tired of pushing those big goals around the field???
The question you are avoiding is why are cases skyrocketing in a population that is about 100% vaxxed?I am saying Gibraltar doesn’t count as a “population” for purposes of epidemiology. Too small and too porous.
New York and Texas? Neither one is all that small. If New York City had 8 million daily commuters, or Texas had 20 million daily commuters, then they’d look like Gibraltar and you’d be right. But they don’t, and you’re not.
Or stupid, but the ugliest thing about her is her personality.You can’t vaccinate away Behar ugly.
Does any critically thinking individual take anything from our media outlets at face value? As they attempt to reign in the other extreme, their own earned lack of credibility continues to drive people toward it.an example of kicking and screaming's irrational and fearful....she has natural antibodies....who's antiscience?
What does it say? Nothing. With millions of visitors and 33K locals, it’s all noise and no signal. Even the vax rate is all noise. A tiny fraction of people getting vaccinated while on holiday would be enough to mess up the counts.The question you are avoiding is why are cases skyrocketing in a population that is about 100% vaxxed?
What does that say about the vaxx?
It tells you breakthrough cases are not rare.
The herd is nearly 8 billion worldwide.Dude, you moved the goalpost. You've basically said even if a population is 100% vaxxed, herd immunity isn't possible if there are people coming in from other areas that aren't 100% vaxxed.
You've destroyed your Martha's Vineyard argument (think of the weekend daytrippers there in the summer). You've said San Diego and Texas can't reach herd immunity given the border crossing (which for them is a huge deal than lumping in Missouri's population to say 1 border crossing per 330 residents). You are also saying then for New York City herd immunity is impossible unless the residents of surrounding New York, Connecticut, and New Jersey are fully vaccinated (even though they also are overwhelmingly day commuters just like in Gibraltar).
You are saying that herd immunity is impossible while there is a large motion of people (even if those people don't stay overnight in the location, as in Gibraltar). So we've gone from 70%, to 85% to 90% to 100% to 100%+ everyone in travel distance to get to herd immunity. You may as well say there's no such thing until everyone in the globe is vaccinated because you know what, people travel. Do you ever get tired of pushing those big goals around the field???
I am saying Gibraltar doesn’t count as a “population” for purposes of epidemiology. Too small and too porous.
New York and Texas? Neither one is all that small. If New York City had 8 million daily commuters, or Texas had 20 million daily commuters, then they’d look like Gibraltar and you’d be right. But they don’t, and you’re not.
Apparently daily border traffic between Gibraltar & Spain alone is about 10K people, which is a third of the population of Gibraltar. Spain does have very high vaccination rates also mind.Being in the travel biz, I can tell you that the peak season into Gibraltar is over the summer months. Aug being the big month. Note that during Aug cases were declining. Right now it is low season for tourism and yet cases are skyrocketing.
It doesn't, the highest case count was 3 times that number.If it didn't, Gibraltar would not have the highest case count they have ever had.
It’s easier to label others as the fearful . . . makes one feel better about the decisions they would want to make for others.You might want to make an actual argument there, instead of just labelling other people as irrational and fearful.
Assuming the situation of others and wanting to decide how they should live their lives is the realm of the presumptuous. You never know what someone else’s experiences have been.Who are they harming? If someone wants to wear a mask inside their car, what business is it of mine?
Might even be rational. As far as I know, It’s a Lyft driver who is in between passengers.
Singapore?It's always something. Whenever you don't like the solution, you always wave it away (like Los Angeles and your preferred solution). How about Singapore (that one's great because they had masks + vaccination)? Iceland? The UK itself? Waive away.
People do many things they feel will keep them from harm that may be unnecessary, that doesn’t necessarily make them “irrational” does it? I’d list them but that would be redundant.Who said anything about harming? I said it's irrational - specifically about the risks of COVID which leads directly to the acceptance of irrational mandates. Of the four examples I gave, you selected a special case of one of them. If only you were as critically analytical of real life as you are of lab results.
Singapore?
You mean the country that has fewer than 600 covid deaths and a population of almost 6 million people? The country which has fewer than 5% as many covid deaths per capita as the US? The incredibly densely populated country which managed to almost entirely avoid covid mortality? That Singapore?
They wore masks, then got vaccinated, then opened up. They’re already past their delta peak, and still have almost no deaths.
I don’t think you could possibly have chosen a worse example to make a case against vaccines and masks.
This is hilarious. The host thinks her guest is going to go one way and bash Donald Trump and he goes completely a different way she didn't contemplate....