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Covid-19 - Treatments & Vaccines

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See?!?! Rates are going up among vaccinated people, too!!!!! Vaccines don’t work!!!!111
 

I agree there is a huge spread between vaccinated and unvaccinated; that part makes sense

however hospitalizations in January 2021 were very, very high (obviously everyone was unvaccinated at that point)

130,000 Americans were hospitalized with Covid-19 on January 11, 2021
 
Covid-19 - Treatments & Vaccines

130,000 Americans were hospitalized with Covid-19 on January 11, 2021

US population at 328 million per google.

130,000 of 328 million equals a rate of about 39 per 100,000. Which isn’t that far from where that graph starts on 1/30.

And this graph is only for 13 states.
 
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US population at 328 million per google.

130,000 of 328 million equals a rate of about 39 per 100,000. Which isn’t that far from where that graph starts on 1/30.

And this graph is only for 13 states.

https://covid.cdc.gov/covid-data-tracker/#hospitalizations

CDC data shows 7-day average of 88,527 hospitalized nationally on January 31.

84,456 7-day average hospitalized nationally on August 22

Chart above shows August at 10X January 30 - these are incompatible
 
This shit isn’t drawn with a sharpie you probably don’t need to go in with the assumption that it’s wrong.
 
That chart is limited to 13 states

yes I know, but those states are diverse enough (and a high enough percentage of overall US) that they won't differ from the U.S. by a factor of 20

It is per 100,000 unvaccinated people (blue line) and per 100,000 vaccinated people (green) and it is only for 13 states, not total US population.

yes I know, but those states are diverse enough (and a high enough percentage of overall US) that they won't differ from the U.S. by a factor of 20

13 states

yes I know, but those states are diverse enough (and a high enough percentage of overall US) that they won't differ from the U.S. by a factor of 20

This shit isn’t drawn with a sharpie you probably don’t need to go in with the assumption that it’s wrong.

always a good idea to bump up information against one's bullshit detector

The chart is cumulative, so it starts low and builds over time.

that makes more sense, although still misleading to present cumulative data in that format, but ok, if it gets more people vaccinated, great
 
Yes really showed us, you quoted thatguy’s two word answer who just proved he can’t even read a fucking graph. The reported data is messy because of the number of vaccination sites, and the way states report, so finding true 100 accurate numbers is basically needle in a haystack, government data even has some demographics higher than 100% because of the way it’s reported. So a poll isn’t the worst way, and it straight up says it’s a self reported poll. I don’t know what you’re actually trying to argue, that rural whites and shitty Trump supporters don’t correlate with not being vaccinated, cause good luck on your futile quest.
 
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