Vaccinated people now make up a majority of covid deaths

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For the first time, a majority of Americans dying from the coronavirus received at least the primary series of the vaccine.

Fifty-eight percent of coronavirus deaths in August were people who were vaccinated or boosted, according to an analysis conducted for The Health 202 by Cynthia Cox, vice president at the Kaiser Family Foundation.

It’s a continuation of a troubling trend that has emerged over the past year. As vaccination rates have increased and new variants appeared, the share of deaths of people who were vaccinated has been steadily rising. In September 2021, vaccinated people made up just 23 percent of coronavirus fatalities. In January and February this year, it was up to 42 percent, per our colleagues Fenit Nirappil and Dan Keating. Source: Washington Post

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[missmuffet]

Very sad 

[Rick-Parker]

I know that I am glad that neither I nor the majority of my family members have gotten the dangerous shots. I praise GOD for my immune system. As time passes, we are finding out how really useless and dangerous the shot is.

[tim_from_pa]

Good Job posting this!  I was going to post a similar article here that I saw today in Zerohedge.  But y'all beat me to it.  For those who want to throw statistics in our faces, I think it's hard to deny these figures.  Obviously this is the start of the long term effects, or maybe more accurately, the same thing is happening as what would happen if someone tried to make a shot for the common cold - useless and probably more trouble than its worth. Citing statistics, since only the minority now receive booster shots, let's pull a number out and say 20%, then  if the shot HAD NO EFFECT either good or bad (i.e. statistically zero correlation), then I would expect 20% of the boosted people to die and 80% of the un-boosted from whatever sample size of deaths we have.  The fact that the boosted now rate slightly higher in deaths when there's less of them tells me that this is somewhat of a reverse effect, and there are studies going on now by the drug companies responsible regarding myocarditis in younger people who received the shot, particularly young men. It's all coming out in the wash now and those who shamed or forced others to have the shot in the name of science are now having the chickens come home to roost.

[just_abc]

On 12/3/2022 at 11:31 AM, tim_from_pa said:

Citing statistics, since only the minority now receive booster shots, let's pull a number out and say 20%, then  if the shot HAD NO EFFECT either good or bad (i.e. statistically zero correlation), then I would expect 20% of the boosted people to die and 80% of the un-boosted from whatever sample size of deaths we have.  

um.... I am thinking that might be the case if everything else was even...   i.e   if the age group or prior health conditions etc of both groups were roughly the same....

However if a large part of one group was those who were at higher risk such as people of older ages or those who had other high risk factors such as certain health conditions etc....  

....and if the other group was instead made up largely by low risk or healthy younger people....

Then to me that would not be an even comparison.. and would not be surprising if the high risk group had more deaths even if they had been boosted..

I do not know if this is the situation in your country or not..  but perhaps something that could be considered maybe?

 

Just some thoughts.  No offence intended at all.  

Thank you.  

 

Ps.      To me something that might be helpful for your country..might  be to compare within age groups... 

For example... to compare by age groups...for example say those aged say 60 -70 years old...

To compare people in that age grouping... those who had been boosted vaccinated.... versus people of the same age range who were not vaccinated at all...

Is there a difference in the death rate from Covid between both these groups of the same age range?

Edited December 5, 2022 by just_abc

[tim_from_pa]

47 minutes ago, just_abc said:

um.... I am thinking that might be the case if everything else was even...   i.e   if the age group or prior health conditions etc of both groups were roughly the same....

However if a large part of one group was those who were at higher risk such as people of older ages or those who had other high risk factors such as certain health conditions etc....  

....and if the other group was instead made up largely by low risk or healthy younger people....

Then to me that would not be an even comparison.. and would not be surprising if the high risk group had more deaths even if they had been boosted..

I do not know if this is the situation in your country or not..  but perhaps something that could be considered maybe?

 

Just some thoughts.  No offence intended at all.  

Thank you.  

 

Ps.      To me something that might be helpful for your country..might  be to compare within age groups... 

For example... to compare by age groups...for example say those aged say 60 -70 years old...

To compare people in that age grouping... those who had been boosted vaccinated.... versus people of the same age range who were not vaccinated at all...

Is there a difference in the death rate from Covid between both these groups of the same age range?

Grant it, I did not mention the age, but beforehand there was claim that those who had vaccinations had less deaths per capita, now it's more per capita.  Beforehand more people (young and old) had vaccinations and now less (young and old), but everything is now reversed.  Here's something regarding the age and boosted statistics. https://www.nbcnews.com/health/health-news/covid-deaths-high-booster-shots-low-over-age-65-rcna59437

Edited December 5, 2022 by tim_from_pa