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Surprise, surprise, states with lower vaccine rates seeing rise in covid cases

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Doesn't it surprise you that those states with lower vaccine rates are all at once seeing a spike in covid cases>Apparently the new variant is both spreading faster, but is also more deadly. that is a deadly twosome for sure. what is funny is that I saw something that said out of the five states with the lowest vaccine rates are also part of the five states with the lowest education levels. i guess those with less education are mor easily fooled into not taking the vaccine.
 
Completely unsurprising.
 
People dying for no reason.
 
The vaccine is more dangerous than Covid. Covid is the flu. Masks don't work. They aren't sheep. They refuse to live in fear. Death and disease are so overhyped. Tucker is just asking questions.
 
We are about 35% vaccinated and see a slight rise.
 
independentusa said:
Doesn't it surprise you that those states with lower vaccine rates are all at once seeing a spike in covid cases>Apparently the new variant is both spreading faster, but is also more deadly. that is a deadly twosome for sure. what is funny is that I saw something that said out of the five states with the lowest vaccine rates are also part of the five states with the lowest education levels. i guess those with less education are mor easily fooled into not taking the vaccine.
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I debunked that ploy days ago. The rise is insignificant and, by the way, given that COVID has a summer seasonality component even that should not be a surprise.

YAWN.
 
independentusa said:
Doesn't it surprise you that those states with lower vaccine rates are all at once seeing a spike in covid cases>Apparently the new variant is both spreading faster, but is also more deadly. that is a deadly twosome for sure. what is funny is that I saw something that said out of the five states with the lowest vaccine rates are also part of the five states with the lowest education levels. i guess those with less education are mor easily fooled into not taking the vaccine.
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no surprise. You are correct. What kind of idiot would NOT get a vaccine??. Well, the same mentality that would vote for DJT .......
 
tshade said:
no surprise. You are correct. What kind of idiot would NOT get a vaccine??. Well, the same mentality that would vote for DJT .......
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Pretty much.

Most of their decisions are consistent with sufferers of severe blunt force trauma.

"Should I get a free, effective vaccine during a pandemic?"

"Answer Part One: No! Answer Part Two: Freedommmmmmmmmm!"
 
independentusa said:
Doesn't it surprise you that those states with lower vaccine rates are all at once seeing a spike in covid cases>Apparently the new variant is both spreading faster, but is also more deadly. that is a deadly twosome for sure. what is funny is that I saw something that said out of the five states with the lowest vaccine rates are also part of the five states with the lowest education levels. i guess those with less education are mor easily fooled into not taking the vaccine.
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Why is this funny to you?
 
A person refusing to get vaccinated for dumb reasons during a pandemic is not funny--even after they brag about their immune systems and then die from Covid anyway.

A person climbing a ladder that is resting on top of a board sitting on top of two other ladders is not funny when he predictably does a triple twisting somersault into his rosebushes when a gentle breeze comes through.

A drunk weekend warrior is not funny when he launches himself from his backyard trampoline into the walnut tree.
 
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maxparrish said:
I debunked that ploy days ago. The rise is insignificant and, by the way, given that COVID has a summer seasonality component even that should not be a surprise.

YAWN.
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Actually most viruses slow in the summer, but covid is spreading fast only in those states with lower vaccine rates.
 
trixare4kids said:
Why is this funny to you?
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Is there anything in my op that says I think this is funny, NO. I think that stupid people are going to keep this deadly virus going, are you one? I have had my shots, but i still wear a mask indoors in public. No vaccine is 100%.
 
What happened to the daily reports on the numbers of cases and deaths?
 
Yakshi said:
The vaccine is more dangerous than Covid. Covid is the flu. Masks don't work. They aren't sheep. They refuse to live in fear. Death and disease are so overhyped. Tucker is just asking questions.
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I fully support people willfully thinning themselves from their gene pool by their decisions and their ignorance. The human species will be better for their absence.
 
independentusa said:
Doesn't it surprise you that those states with lower vaccine rates are all at once seeing a spike in covid cases>Apparently the new variant is both spreading faster, but is also more deadly. that is a deadly twosome for sure. what is funny is that I saw something that said out of the five states with the lowest vaccine rates are also part of the five states with the lowest education levels. i guess those with less education are mor easily fooled into not taking the vaccine.
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Gee......its almost if....SCIENCE WORKS?

Wait, that is actually what it is.

Anti-vaxers can suck it.
 
independentusa said:
Actually most viruses slow in the summer, but covid is spreading fast only in those states with lower vaccine rates.
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You are ignorant of CV-19 epidemic patterns. It has been long established that in summer, in those state (south and southwest) that are the most heavy users of A/C people tend to congregate more in doors, and that drove up the rates for those states last summer. In contrast, in the North, those states where winter keeps people in doors their rates tend to rise.

Therefore, as last year, it would not be surprising where those same states will bump a little higher - ALTHOUGH there is no proof that has done so, so far.

Unless you can support your parroted panic porn mantra's, you are not making an argument you are wasting our time.
 
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maxparrish said:
I debunked that ploy days ago. The rise is insignificant and, by the way, given that COVID has a summer seasonality component even that should not be a surprise.

YAWN.
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Ahem, "debunked" what? Denied, yeah. Debunked? Hardly. Only in the mind. States most vulnerable to COVID are some of the least vaccinated; State vaccine rates fall along red, blue divide (The Hill); Here’s Where COVID-19 Cases Are Rising and Falling (Healthline), "99 percent of new cases as well as COVID-19-related hospitalizations are people who are not fully vaccinated."
Oklahoma had the highest increase with a 35 percent jump.

The CDC reported that Florida had the most new cases in the past 7 days with 10,329. That’s about the same as the previous week.

Texas is second with 7,408 new cases this past week, about 1,000 fewer than the previous week. California is third with 6,706 new cases, almost 3,000 more than the previous week.

Missouri is now in fourth place with 4,792 new cases. The state has been reporting an increase in cases and hospitalizations for the past week, especially in areas frequented by tourists.
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maxparrish said:
You are ignorant of CV-19 epidemic patterns. It has been long established that in summer, in those state (south and southwest) that are the most heavy users of A/C people tend to congregate more in doors, and that drove up the rates for those states last summer. In contrast, in the North, those states where winter keeps people in doors their rates tend to rise.

Therefore, as last year, it would not be surprising where those same states will bump a little higher - ALTHOUGH there is no proof that has done so, so far.

Unless you can support your parroted panic porn mantra's, you are not making an argument you are wasting our time.
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you forgot to post your cite which documents the above statement
please fix that oversight so that we can become acquainted with the facts which have "been long established"
 
justabubba said:
you forgot to post your cite which documents the above statement
please fix that oversight so that we can become acquainted with the facts which have "been long established"
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I didn't forget, I am stating a uncontroversial fact available in any COVID reference work. I assume that reader in these threads are sufficiently literate to know the uncontroversial baseline facts of COVID and shouldn't need remedial education on things he/she should have known by now if they want to be taken seriously - any more than I'd assume you need a cite for the fact that CV-19 is a corona virus or that at S.L. water boils at 100 degree Celsius.

Curious though, how is it you first forget to tell the author of the OP to cite anything at all in his original assertion - you know, so that we could be acquainted with the facts of his claim which has been "recently established" solely by him?

Hypocritical criticism, is it?
 
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maxparrish said:
I didn't forget, I am stating a uncontroversial fact available in any COVID reference work. I assume that reader in these threads are sufficiently literate to know the uncontroversial baseline facts of COVID and shouldn't need remedial education on things he/she should have known by now if they want to be taken seriously - any more than I'd assume you need a cite for the fact that CV-19 is a corona virus or that at S.L. water boils at 100 degree Celsius.

Curious though, how you first forget to tell the author of the OP to cite anything with cited his original assertion, so that we could be acquainted with the facts of his claim which has been "recently established" solely by him.

Hypocritical criticism, is it?
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again, you forgot to attach a cite for said "long established" facts you presented

being unable to do so causes me to question whether there is any validity to your posts
 
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