The Misinformation From The Left Continues

[Aunt Antifa]

Lol. The source is vox.com. https://www.vox.com/22587443/covid-19-vaccine-refusal-hesitancy-variant-delta-cases-rate

Regions where large majorities backed Donald Trump in the 2020 presidential election have far lower vaccination rates than people in areas that voted for Joe Biden. The effect is visible at the state level and the county level, and it scales with the share of the vote. Almost all US counties below 20 percent vaccination rates lean Republican, and almost all above 65 percent lean Democratic.

Did you not read that or were you hoping I wouldn’t?

 

[GhostlyJoe]

Did you not read that or were you hoping I wouldn’t?

I read it. And I understood it. I also know that, based on the very data vox is citing there, flatly more Americans in "blue" counties are unvaccinated.

The data I cited are accurate.

 

[Luce]

I read it. And I understood it. I also know that, based on the very data vox is citing there, flatly more Americans in "blue" counties are unvaccinated.

The data I cited are accurate.

Regions where large majorities backed Donald Trump in the 2020 presidential election have far lower vaccination rates than people in areas that voted for Joe Biden. The effect is visible at the state level and the county level, and it scales with the share of the vote. Almost all US counties below 20 percent vaccination rates lean Republican, and almost all above 65 percent lean Democratic.

 

[Aunt Antifa]

I read it. And I understood it. I also know that, based on the very data vox is citing there, flatly more Americans in "blue" counties are unvaccinated.

The data I cited are accurate.

Me too! It was from your article. Thx.

 

[GhostlyJoe]

Me too! It was from your article. Thx.

And the point is proven. It's not a republican problem. Rather, people respond to their own risk profiles and resources. Hence, the young and poor are unvaccinated. Also, disproportionately black and Hispanic.

And most of them live in "blue" counties, as the article demonstrates.

 

[Luce]

And the point is proven. It's not a republican problem. Rather, people respond to their own risk profiles and resources. Hence, the young and poor are unvaccinated. Also, disproportionately black and Hispanic.

And most of them live in "blue" counties, as the article demonstrates.

Maybe you could quote that specific part?

 

[GhostlyJoe]

Maybe you could quote that specific part?

 

[Luce]

Where's the bit about blue counties?

 

[Aunt Antifa]

Where's the bit about blue counties?

IN HIS HEEEEEAD IN HIS HEEEEEEAD ZOM-BEE ZOM-BEE

 

[Ethel2]

I wasn’t sure which thread to post this on.
San Francisco public health is offering higher risk people who got the J&J vaccine a Pfizer or Moderna booster. The J&J doesn’t work as well as the other approved vaccines (mRNA). I can research how effective it is but it’s clearly less effective against delta.
If anyone on DP git the J&J shot it might be worth talking to your doctor (statistics in hand!) about getting a booster shot, especially if you are high risk.
FYI
Edit: here’s a little information about the relative effectiveness of the vaccines:

Here's How Well COVID-19 Vaccines Work Against the Delta Variant

In the fight against the Delta variant, here's how the Pfizer-BioNTech, Moderna, and Johnson & Johnson COVID-19 vaccines measure up when it comes to protection. A new study found the Moderna vaccine was 76% effective against the Delta variant, while the Pfizer vaccine was only 42% effective...

www.healthline.com

 

[snakestretcher]

While true, we certainly are not seeing any such thing from the left.

And of course there's no blame-gaming from the right. Right?

 

[snakestretcher]

IN HIS HEEEEEAD IN HIS HEEEEEEAD ZOM-BEE ZOM-BEE

God, how much does that song irritate me with the incessant yodelling!

 

[Aunt Antifa]

God, how much does that song irritate me with the incessant yodelling!

It's all...IN YERRR HEEEAD IN YERRR HEEEEEAAAAAD!