From 8/25/21 through 1/5/22, Vermont’s COVID deaths rose from 273 to 482. This is 209 deaths.
In the same time, the state had 116 breakthrough (vaccinated) COVID deaths.
= 55.5% of COVID deaths in those 4+ months were among the vaccinated.
In the same time, the state had 116 breakthrough (vaccinated) COVID deaths.
= 55.5% of COVID deaths in those 4+ months were among the vaccinated.
One retort to the above data is “look how few COVID deaths VT has.” True, but that was the case even before C19 vaccination. What’s more, 43.2% of all COVID deaths in the state since the start, happened in the last 4+ months and more than half of those are among the vaccinated.
Another retort is, “well, 85% of VT above the age of 5 is vaccinated so making up 55.5% of deaths shows it works.”
It works for a while, but the sell was get jabbed and done. Not “get a booster within 5 months of jabs and make up 55% of an elevated number of deaths.”
It works for a while, but the sell was get jabbed and done. Not “get a booster within 5 months of jabs and make up 55% of an elevated number of deaths.”
My point? A jab/mask-only policy falls short especially that talk of a second booster (a mere year after people got the first shot) is abound. You can’t practically vaccinate so many people in such a short time so focus on other stuff too. Fauci in 2019:
5/5 Finally, among 280 or so tweets or retweets by @CDCgov in December 2021, none gave health/self-care guidance what to do once infected to maybe help alleviate the issue beyond just sitting at home waiting for things to get better or worse.
Most tweets were about jabs/masks.
Most tweets were about jabs/masks.
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