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Topic	Which vaccine did you get? How do you feel about your decision?
CableZL 08/21/21 11:21:40 AM #46:	dirtydog posted... What is the population of America, 360m? Let me tell you a secret: 100% of those people are going to die. But not all in one year. Same goes for the people who will die of Covid, most people will probably either never get it, or get it every few years at most. And then, the vast majority of deaths will be in the very old, just like with flu. Even with the vaccines, unless they make them a lot better than they are now, people will continue to die too, again, just like with flu. They aren't perfect and don't claim to be. Look at the Israel situation I linked to recently with regards to hospitalisations, serious illness and death, among their highly vaccinated population. So it isn't that 1 in 100 people will die. It's that 1 in 100 who get it, will die, but if you're under 50 and healthy, your chances of survival go up substantially, whether vaccinated or not. I literally told you the population of the US and you still asked what it is. Currently, unvaccinated covid patients are filling up ICUs across the country and making it harder for non-covid patients to get the care they need. A man in Houston was shot 6 times, but had to wait at least 10 days for surgery because covid patients were taking up all of the ICU beds. And again, death isn't the only concern with covid, but you've already displayed a lack of reading ability. There isn't much of a point in continuing to respond to you. --- https://i.imgtc.com/d9Fc4Qq.gif https://i.imgtc.com/BKHTxYq.gif https://i.imgtc.com/vYYIuDx.jpg <cite>CableZL posted [p:957296420] in Which vacc... [t:79624005]...</cite> <quote>dirtydog posted... </cite> <quote>What is the population of America, 360m? Let me tell you a secret: 100% of those people are going to die. But not all in one year. Same goes for the people who will die of Covid, most people will probably either never get it, or get it every few years at most. And then, the vast majority of deaths will be in the very old, just like with flu. Even with the vaccines, unless they make them a lot better than they are now, people will continue to die too, again, just like with flu. They aren't perfect and don't claim to be. Look at the Israel situation I linked to recently with regards to hospitalisations, serious illness and death, among their highly vaccinated population. So it isn't that 1 in 100 people will die. It's that 1 in 100 who get it, will die, but if you're under 50 and healthy, your chances of survival go up substantially, whether vaccinated or not.</quote> I literally told you the population of the US and you still asked what it is. Currently, unvaccinated covid patients are filling up ICUs across the country and making it harder for non-covid patients to get the care they need. A man in Houston was shot 6 times, but had to wait at least 10 days for surgery because covid patients were taking up all of the ICU beds. And again, death isn't the only concern with covid, but you've already displayed a lack of reading ability. There isn't much of a point in continuing to respond to you. --- https://i.imgtc.com/d9Fc4Qq.gif https://i.imgtc.com/BKHTxYq.gif https://i.imgtc.com/vYYIuDx.jpg</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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