Whilst you were distracted by Boris’s trip to Kyiv, the UK Gov. quietly published data confirming the Fully Vaccinated accounted for 92% of all Covid-19 Deaths in March
(dailyexpose.uk)
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Official data published by the UK Health Security Agency confirms the fully vaccinated population accounted for a shocking 92% of all Covid-19 deaths across England throughout March,but what’s even more shocking is that 82% of those deaths were among the triple vaccinated population.
But something even stranger than this is also occurring. Covid-19 is currently on the rise again across the UK, but the data confirms cases, hospitalisations and deaths are only rising among the triple vaccinated population, whereas they are declining significantly among the unvaccinated population.
I don’t wanna sound like a dick, but I will. If most of Britain is vaxed wouldnt that 92% be because almost all of Britain is vaxed. We can play with stats all day.
I’m not for the shot by no means, but making a big deal about numbers like this doesn’t seem to be a big deal.
If you look further down in the article they break it down in age groups of vax/unvax and put the rates as per 100,000 people in each group. Still much higher rates in the vaxed. Read the whole article. But you do make a good point.
I'm looking at table 14 on page 45. I see cases higher in vaxxed, but almost everything else (hospitalizations & deaths) the vaxxed are either a teensy bit better off (generally for people aged <50) or significantly better off (generally ages 50+) than unvaxxed. Personally, as someone under 50, I don't feel the improved outcomes is worth the risk, so I'm keeping my pureblood status. However, to make a big deal of this study as if the vax is causing population collapse.... well, that's not happening... yet.
And the number of cases is misleading, as the omitted footer of the table that was explains. People who are not vaccinated are also less likely to get tested when they have a sniffle so their rates are skewed very low. When things actually get bad, they show up at the hospital in higher numbers per capita.
These posts are almost always wrong because they cherry pick specific data and don't show you what you don't want to see.