Just the beginning?
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Too late for this anti-vaxx podcaster who attended a Qanon hoedown in Texas and is now unconscious on a vent.
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Too late for this anti-vaxx podcaster who attended a Qanon hoedown in Texas and is now unconscious on a vent.
Too late for this anti-vaxx podcaster who attended a Qanon hoedown in Texas and is now unconscious on a vent.
BFD. You just wanted to get some brownie points with the lunatic left by mentioning qanon didn't you? ?
The majority of the people I know who have been sick the second or third time have been vaccinated. Maybe if the liberal clowns could keep their stories straight and not be so hypocritical, people might possibly take the fear-mongers more seriously, what do you think?
WSS
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next in 2020 II
release the Kracken variant
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Too late for this anti-vaxx podcaster who attended a Qanon hoedown in Texas and is now unconscious on a vent.
BFD. You just wanted to get some brownie points with the lunatic left by mentioning qanon didn't you? ?
The majority of the people I know who have been sick the second or third time have been vaccinated. Maybe if the liberal clowns could keep their stories straight and not be so hypocritical, people might possibly take the fear-mongers more seriously, what do you think?
WSS
BFD. You just wanted to get some brownie points with the lunatic left by mentioning qanon didn't you? ?
The majority of the people I know who have been sick the second or third time have been vaccinated. Maybe if the liberal clowns could keep their stories straight and not be so hypocritical, people might possibly take the fear-mongers more seriously, what do you think?
WSS
I think 800,000+ is not fear mongering. It's just stone cold facts that put dufuses like Kuzma on vents and/or in the ground because they are also anti-facts.
And the real shame is they are taking good people with them who believe their weak BS.
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BFD. You just wanted to get some brownie points with the lunatic left by mentioning qanon didn't you? ?
The majority of the people I know who have been sick the second or third time have been vaccinated. Maybe if the liberal clowns could keep their stories straight and not be so hypocritical, people might possibly take the fear-mongers more seriously, what do you think?
WSS
I think 800,000+ is not fear mongering. It's just stone cold facts that put dufuses like Kuzma on vents and/or in the ground because they are also anti-facts.
And the real shame is they are taking good people with them who believe their weak BS.
I think 800,000+ is not fear mongering. It's just stone cold facts that put dufuses like Kuzma on vents and/or in the ground because they are also anti-facts.
And the real shame is they are taking good people with them who believe their weak BS.
But yes it is fear mongering. Some people have just decided to make it a political issue which again, is b*******.
Who the hell knows why somebody in Wuhan f***** up but it happened. And frankly besides politics I don't know what you guys are squealing about. I don't know what you want done that would make any significant difference because whatever it is has already been done in various places and various countries from the most restrictive all the way to the most lenient, with no actual effect.
And one more time if you are truly in fear for your life stay home have your stuff delivered. If you don't, you're really not serious. I don't know how else to say it. Put a stay home stay safe frame around your Facebook picture. Then go to Walmart and bitch.
WSS
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BFD. You just wanted to get some brownie points with the lunatic left by mentioning qanon didn't you? ?
The majority of the people I know who have been sick the second or third time have been vaccinated. Maybe if the liberal clowns could keep their stories straight and not be so hypocritical, people might possibly take the fear-mongers more seriously, what do you think?
WSS
I think 800,000+ is not fear mongering. It's just stone cold facts that put dufuses like Kuzma on vents and/or in the ground because they are also anti-facts.
And the real shame is they are taking good people with them who believe their weak BS.
I think 800,000+ is not fear mongering. It's just stone cold facts that put dufuses like Kuzma on vents and/or in the ground because they are also anti-facts.
And the real shame is they are taking good people with them who believe their weak BS.
Congratulations, you Biden Nut Swingers have supported a President that now have exceeded 400,000 Covid deaths.
Since you clowns have gone silent on the body count, and CNN stopped showing the daily tally when Dementia Joe took office….here’s an update.
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BFD. You just wanted to get some brownie points with the lunatic left by mentioning qanon didn't you? ?
The majority of the people I know who have been sick the second or third time have been vaccinated. Maybe if the liberal clowns could keep their stories straight and not be so hypocritical, people might possibly take the fear-mongers more seriously, what do you think?
WSS
I think 800,000+ is not fear mongering. It's just stone cold facts that put dufuses like Kuzma on vents and/or in the ground because they are also anti-facts.
And the real shame is they are taking good people with them who believe their weak BS.
I think 800,000+ is not fear mongering. It's just stone cold facts that put dufuses like Kuzma on vents and/or in the ground because they are also anti-facts.
And the real shame is they are taking good people with them who believe their weak BS.
Screw your damn 800,000 number.
its bullshit and proven so.
go virtue signal somewhere else.
guns don't kill kids-pitt bulls do. -
It's hilarious how conservatives try to hold the deaths from covid during Biden's tenure over him when most of the deaths are conservatives refusing to get vaccinated...
(Also holding it over Biden but then saying the deaths aren't real ....)
It must suck having a brain that can't connect more than two things together at a time.
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It's hilarious how conservatives try to hold the deaths from covid during Biden's tenure over him when most of the deaths are conservatives refusing to get vaccinated...
(Also holding it over Biden but then saying the deaths aren't real ....)
It must suck having a brain that can't connect more than two things together at a time.
It's hilarious how conservatives try to hold the deaths from covid during Biden's tenure over him when most of the deaths are conservatives refusing to get vaccinated...
(Also holding it over Biden but then saying the deaths aren't real ....)
It must suck having a brain that can't connect more than two things together at a time.
CDC COVID Tracker - current through 23DEC21
This is the vaccination data from the CDC website, broken down by age and race. If you look at the data, white individuals over the age of 50 are the demographic who have the highest vaccination rates in the country, overall. This demographic also tends to be the most politically conservative group in the nation.
If you go by the CDC's data, there really isn't much of a statistical difference between political leanings and vaccination compliance.
"That which can be asserted without evidence can also be dismissed without evidence”. - Christopher Hitchens "The universe is under no obligation to make sense to you". - Neil deGrasse Tyson -
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LOL LOL LOL !
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I think 800,000+ is not fear mongering. It's just stone cold facts that put dufuses like Kuzma on vents and/or in the ground because they are also anti-facts.
And the real shame is they are taking good people with them who believe their weak BS.
Screw your damn 800,000 number.
its bullshit and proven so.
go virtue signal somewhere else.
Screw your damn 800,000 number.
its bullshit and proven so.
go virtue signal somewhere else.
Here is a little factoid sheet for you from ultra conservative Texas, a microcosm of trumpublicanism.
https://www.dshs.texas.gov/immunize/covid19/data/cases-and-deaths-by-vaccination-status-11082021.pdf
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It's hilarious how conservatives try to hold the deaths from covid during Biden's tenure over him when most of the deaths are conservatives refusing to get vaccinated...
(Also holding it over Biden but then saying the deaths aren't real ....)
It must suck having a brain that can't connect more than two things together at a time.
CDC COVID Tracker - current through 23DEC21
This is the vaccination data from the CDC website, broken down by age and race. If you look at the data, white individuals over the age of 50 are the demographic who have the highest vaccination rates in the country, overall. This demographic also tends to be the most politically conservative group in the nation.
If you go by the CDC's data, there really isn't much of a statistical difference between political leanings and vaccination compliance.
CDC COVID Tracker - current through 23DEC21
This is the vaccination data from the CDC website, broken down by age and race. If you look at the data, white individuals over the age of 50 are the demographic who have the highest vaccination rates in the country, overall. This demographic also tends to be the most politically conservative group in the nation.
If you go by the CDC's data, there really isn't much of a statistical difference between political leanings and vaccination compliance.
One of the best parameters to guess someone's vaccination status is their political affiliation.
https://www.kff.org/coronavirus-covid-19/poll-finding/kff-covid-19-vaccine-monitor-september-2021/
90% of Democrats had been vaccinated, compared with 68% of Independents and just 58% of Republicans.
https://news.gallup.com/poll/355073/vaccinated-delta-surge-fda-decision.aspx
That is back from September, so it is a little old, but I don't imagine the numbers have changed much.
"According to Gallup, 40% of Republicans “don’t plan” to get vaccinated, versus 26% of Independents and just 3% of Democrats. In response to a more sharply worded KFF question, 23% of Republicans report that they will “definitely not” get vaccinated, compared to 11% of Independents and just 4% of Democrats."
The problem with looking at age and race is that you're then assuming their political affiliation (based on data, averages, etc). Data that straight up looks at their political affiliation compared to vaccination status cuts out that middle man.
But we both agree at least that vaccination status is the best indicator of death rate, as most deaths at this point are from those that are unvaccinated.
Here is another one, looking at deaths for an area based on how that area voted for Trump
"The trend was robust, even when controlling for age, which is the primary demographic risk of COVID-19 mortality. The data also reveal a major contributing factor to the death rate difference: The higher the vote share for Trump, the lower the vaccination rate."
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CDC COVID Tracker - current through 23DEC21
This is the vaccination data from the CDC website, broken down by age and race. If you look at the data, white individuals over the age of 50 are the demographic who have the highest vaccination rates in the country, overall. This demographic also tends to be the most politically conservative group in the nation.
If you go by the CDC's data, there really isn't much of a statistical difference between political leanings and vaccination compliance.
One of the best parameters to guess someone's vaccination status is their political affiliation.
https://www.kff.org/coronavirus-covid-19/poll-finding/kff-covid-19-vaccine-monitor-september-2021/
90% of Democrats had been vaccinated, compared with 68% of Independents and just 58% of Republicans.
https://news.gallup.com/poll/355073/vaccinated-delta-surge-fda-decision.aspx
That is back from September, so it is a little old, but I don't imagine the numbers have changed much.
"According to Gallup, 40% of Republicans “don’t plan” to get vaccinated, versus 26% of Independents and just 3% of Democrats. In response to a more sharply worded KFF question, 23% of Republicans report that they will “definitely not” get vaccinated, compared to 11% of Independents and just 4% of Democrats."
The problem with looking at age and race is that you're then assuming their political affiliation (based on data, averages, etc). Data that straight up looks at their political affiliation compared to vaccination status cuts out that middle man.
But we both agree at least that vaccination status is the best indicator of death rate, as most deaths at this point are from those that are unvaccinated.
Here is another one, looking at deaths for an area based on how that area voted for Trump
"The trend was robust, even when controlling for age, which is the primary demographic risk of COVID-19 mortality. The data also reveal a major contributing factor to the death rate difference: The higher the vote share for Trump, the lower the vaccination rate."
One of the best parameters to guess someone's vaccination status is their political affiliation.
https://www.kff.org/coronavirus-covid-19/poll-finding/kff-covid-19-vaccine-monitor-september-2021/
90% of Democrats had been vaccinated, compared with 68% of Independents and just 58% of Republicans.
https://news.gallup.com/poll/355073/vaccinated-delta-surge-fda-decision.aspx
That is back from September, so it is a little old, but I don't imagine the numbers have changed much.
"According to Gallup, 40% of Republicans “don’t plan” to get vaccinated, versus 26% of Independents and just 3% of Democrats. In response to a more sharply worded KFF question, 23% of Republicans report that they will “definitely not” get vaccinated, compared to 11% of Independents and just 4% of Democrats."
The problem with looking at age and race is that you're then assuming their political affiliation (based on data, averages, etc). Data that straight up looks at their political affiliation compared to vaccination status cuts out that middle man.
But we both agree at least that vaccination status is the best indicator of death rate, as most deaths at this point are from those that are unvaccinated.
Here is another one, looking at deaths for an area based on how that area voted for Trump
"The trend was robust, even when controlling for age, which is the primary demographic risk of COVID-19 mortality. The data also reveal a major contributing factor to the death rate difference: The higher the vote share for Trump, the lower the vaccination rate."
I'm not denying that political affiliation may have some correlation to whether or not someone has been vaccinated. But we have to delve into it more than just a single, superficial layer.
I don't necessarily think that conservatives, in general, don't believe in vaccination, because the data doesn't play out that way. I think we can agree that population over the age of 50 in the US are majority conservative, which means that they would probably not be for mandated vaccinations. Yet this same age group is the one who has the highest percentage of that group who have had at least one dose of the vaccine. It makes sense, since people over the age of 60 have the highest risk of death from COVID, and indeed are the majority of COVID deaths.
My question is, if the 60+ demographic, who are the ones who have the overwhelming majority of COVID fatalities, are also the ones who have the highest rate of vaccination against said disease, then why are we continuing with such polarizing measures such as mandatory vaccinations for all age groups, lockdowns and mask mandates?
The government sold the people the lie that we needed to have over 60% of our population vaccinated to stop the spread. We have over 70% vaccination rate and the spread continues. We were told that the initial two week lockdown would stop the spread. We've had cities and countries all over the world who had multiple lockdowns for months - some even taking the extreme measure of violating their citizens rights by locking them down in quarantine camps - yet the spread continued. Masks are inefficient at slowing the spread at best, and completely ineffective at worst, yet here we are with more mask mandates. We've shut down the world and abdicated our rights to self determination in fear of a disease who's fatality rate is less than the common flu and are wanting people to get vaccinated against their will with an experimental vaccine who's long term side effects are poorly understood and that doesn't stop the virus from spreading anyway. It's lunacy.
I'm all for people wanting to get the vaccine, as I do believe it helps mitigate the more severe symptoms of COVID, just like a normal flu shot does. But it's madness that we should let the world be held hostage by governments cashing in on people's fear over an illness which isn't even much of a threat anymore.
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One of the best parameters to guess someone's vaccination status is their political affiliation.
https://www.kff.org/coronavirus-covid-19/poll-finding/kff-covid-19-vaccine-monitor-september-2021/
90% of Democrats had been vaccinated, compared with 68% of Independents and just 58% of Republicans.
https://news.gallup.com/poll/355073/vaccinated-delta-surge-fda-decision.aspx
That is back from September, so it is a little old, but I don't imagine the numbers have changed much.
"According to Gallup, 40% of Republicans “don’t plan” to get vaccinated, versus 26% of Independents and just 3% of Democrats. In response to a more sharply worded KFF question, 23% of Republicans report that they will “definitely not” get vaccinated, compared to 11% of Independents and just 4% of Democrats."
The problem with looking at age and race is that you're then assuming their political affiliation (based on data, averages, etc). Data that straight up looks at their political affiliation compared to vaccination status cuts out that middle man.
But we both agree at least that vaccination status is the best indicator of death rate, as most deaths at this point are from those that are unvaccinated.
Here is another one, looking at deaths for an area based on how that area voted for Trump
"The trend was robust, even when controlling for age, which is the primary demographic risk of COVID-19 mortality. The data also reveal a major contributing factor to the death rate difference: The higher the vote share for Trump, the lower the vaccination rate."
I'm not denying that political affiliation may have some correlation to whether or not someone has been vaccinated. But we have to delve into it more than just a single, superficial layer.
I don't necessarily think that conservatives, in general, don't believe in vaccination, because the data doesn't play out that way. I think we can agree that population over the age of 50 in the US are majority conservative, which means that they would probably not be for mandated vaccinations. Yet this same age group is the one who has the highest percentage of that group who have had at least one dose of the vaccine. It makes sense, since people over the age of 60 have the highest risk of death from COVID, and indeed are the majority of COVID deaths.
My question is, if the 60+ demographic, who are the ones who have the overwhelming majority of COVID fatalities, are also the ones who have the highest rate of vaccination against said disease, then why are we continuing with such polarizing measures such as mandatory vaccinations for all age groups, lockdowns and mask mandates?
The government sold the people the lie that we needed to have over 60% of our population vaccinated to stop the spread. We have over 70% vaccination rate and the spread continues. We were told that the initial two week lockdown would stop the spread. We've had cities and countries all over the world who had multiple lockdowns for months - some even taking the extreme measure of violating their citizens rights by locking them down in quarantine camps - yet the spread continued. Masks are inefficient at slowing the spread at best, and completely ineffective at worst, yet here we are with more mask mandates. We've shut down the world and abdicated our rights to self determination in fear of a disease who's fatality rate is less than the common flu and are wanting people to get vaccinated against their will with an experimental vaccine who's long term side effects are poorly understood and that doesn't stop the virus from spreading anyway. It's lunacy.
I'm all for people wanting to get the vaccine, as I do believe it helps mitigate the more severe symptoms of COVID, just like a normal flu shot does. But it's madness that we should let the world be held hostage by governments cashing in on people's fear over an illness which isn't even much of a threat anymore.
I'm all for people wanting to get the vaccine, as I do believe it helps mitigate the more severe symptoms of COVID, just like a normal flu shot does. But it's madness that we should let the world be held hostage by governments cashing in on people's fear over an illness which isn't even much of a threat anymore.
Most thinking people without a political agenda to push would agree with that.
WSS
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