[rudolf]

Deflationista,

Interesting graphic. I’m not sure what you want to say with it since you posted it without comment.
Of vaccinated cases 2.6% were hospitalized and 0.23% deaths.
Of unvaccinated cases 5.2% were hospitalized and 1% deaths.

On the face of it, it looks like being vaccinated is a bonus in September.

The CDC shows that of 2,500,000 influenza cases per year (average based on 10 years of data) 1.7% hospitalized and 0.12% deaths. COVID causes more grief than influenza.

Wisconsin’s data, the “Rate of confirmed and probable cases per 100,000…” shows an increase in both vaccinated and unvaccinated cases, though vaccinated cases are fewer in number.

My interpretation of this is vaccinated or not, we’re all going to get it. One can probably delay infection if vaccinated. If one wants to get vaccinated, they’ll get a vaccine and have the protection. If one doesn’t want to get the vaccine, one must take their chances with less protection and higher risk.

Does that sound right? Did you have a different interpretation?

[rudolf]

The epithet that is being used to characterize ivermectin, “horse dewormer,” is racist. The epithet implies that the millions of people who rely on or have relied on the drug to mitigate a raft of maladies are stupid or horse-like. Hoist on their own petard.

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