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Covid 19 mrna Vaccines...Yes/No?
- Thread starter gaiusmarius
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Correlation doesn’t equal causation.….
here's some more correlation for you
26 out of 30 states with the lowest booster vaccination rates have a majority of the highest deaths per 100,000. majority of which are republican states where they have routinely spread lies and misinformation about covid from the beginning. just a coincidence i'm sure because as we all know, it's the vaccine that's killing people and not covid lolllll. just ask hempy, he posts anytime someone dies and attributes it to the vaccine.
how about some correlation to co-morbidities? most republican states have massive obesity numbers.
it's almost like there's this covid vaccine that has helped mitigate the serious affects for older and obese adults or something.
obese people produce less antibodies (half as much) than "healthy" people. they should more than most people, be the ones still getting vaccinated.
obese people produce less antibodies (half as much) than "healthy" people. they should more than most people, be the ones still getting vaccinated.
Hempy McNoodle
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What is the source of these figures? Are the dates matched? Or, is this another false-comparison?
Updated July 15 2022
www.statista.com
Updated May 2022
usafacts.org
U.S. COVID death rate by state 2023 | Statista
As of March 2023, Arizona had the highest COVID death rate in the U.S., with 455 deaths per 100,000 population. Hawaii had the lowest death rate.
www.statista.com
Updated May 2022
US Coronavirus vaccine tracker
Each state has a different plan — and different challenges — in distributing vaccines. Learn more about who is getting vaccinated by parsing the data by age, sex and race.
usafacts.org
Hempy McNoodle
Well-known member
Updated July 15 2022
U.S. COVID death rate by state 2023 | Statista
As of March 2023, Arizona had the highest COVID death rate in the U.S., with 455 deaths per 100,000 population. Hawaii had the lowest death rate.
Updated May 2022
US Coronavirus vaccine tracker
Each state has a different plan — and different challenges — in distributing vaccines. Learn more about who is getting vaccinated by parsing the data by age, sex and race.
Doesn't seem to add up...
fully vaccinated means you completed your vaccination
Moderna 2 shots = fully vaccinated
j&j = 1 shot fully vaccinated
i dont remember what the other shots were
at least one dose means someone only got 1 out of the 2 or 3 doses they were supposed to get
booster or additional dose is self explanatory. i'm fully vaccinated with two doses of moderna from july and august 2021 and have recieved no additional boosters.
Moderna 2 shots = fully vaccinated
j&j = 1 shot fully vaccinated
i dont remember what the other shots were
at least one dose means someone only got 1 out of the 2 or 3 doses they were supposed to get
booster or additional dose is self explanatory. i'm fully vaccinated with two doses of moderna from july and august 2021 and have recieved no additional boosters.
even Paul Offit has been questioning boosters
Hempy McNoodle
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If 132.4% of the population of Alabama received some jabbage, what percentage didn't get any jabs? And how is it 132.4%??
Hempy is confused.
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Cool story bro.
looks like they are counting the fully jabbed as one dose also. That why it doesn’t equal 100%.
Hempy McNoodle
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You certainly are. Why did you add up the percentages?If 132.4% of the population of Alabama received some cabbage, what percentage didn't get any jabs? And how is it 132.4%??
Hempy is confused.
No they're not.
It won't equal 100%. No idea why mcnoodle added them together, or why you think 3 separate measures should add to 100?
62.8% of the Alabama population (100%) got one dose.
51.2% went on to get the second dose, again that is a percentage of the Alabama population (100%).
Only 18.4 % of the total Alabama population (100%) got the third dose.
Hempy McNoodle
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Hempy McNoodle
Well-known member
I added up the percentages because it didn't look right. Looked like it adds up to 100+%...You certainly are. Why did you add up the percentages?
The question for you is 'why would you not add them up?'
Microscopic magnetic razorblades in the bloodstream?
Because I understand simple maths.
How about this. 62.8 % of Alabamans got vaccinated (at least one dose). 37.2% did not get vaccinated at all. There's 100% for you.
Some of those Alabamans went on to get a second and third dose, hence the other percentages. But they are again measurement of the entire population (100%) so you do not add them to the initial 62.8.. Not sure I can explain any simpler.
