Well that is just the stupidest use of statistics I've seen in a while. Under the age of 18 is meaningless, since no one under 12 can get the vaccine. What's the percentage between 12 and 18? It's apparently hard for you, but why not at least have an honest discourse? Is it because you can take time away from politicizing? Of course it is, and that's also why you didn't post a source. Because it would reveal how out of context your number is.
I took me 10 seconds to find this from July 14th.
"When broken down by age group, the latest
CDC data shows that 33% of 12-15-year-olds have received one shot. Just 25% are considered fully vaccinated – the lowest number for any age category that has been authorized to receive the vaccine.
For the 16-17 age group, 45% have had at least one shot and 37% are considered fully vaccinated. Those same numbers for the 18-24 age category are 50% and 41%, respectively."
You also ignored the fact that kids are supposed to wait one month between shots, as opposed to just two weeks for adults. So there is a lag time.
You're like that douchnozzle who claimed that grieving parents at Sandyhook were "actors".