Coronavirus (COVID-19 Outbreak) (34 Viewers)
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And to my earlier point, the US health care system is bleeding out so badly, they're trying to hire as many filthy immos as fast as they can...
https://www.npr.org/sections/health...-u-s-hospitals-are-hiring-more-foreign-nurses
Among systems of systems, this is the first time I've been able to correlate American Covid policy with immigration policy in a way that is actively trying to repatriate people.
In other words: being anti-vax or against restriction measures is now becoming correlated with a pro-immigration stance.
https://www.npr.org/sections/health...-u-s-hospitals-are-hiring-more-foreign-nurses
Among systems of systems, this is the first time I've been able to correlate American Covid policy with immigration policy in a way that is actively trying to repatriate people.
In other words: being anti-vax or against restriction measures is now becoming correlated with a pro-immigration stance.
I see. Low enough for me still.
And It's data from May 21 to December 21, so it's very likely those numbers will go down even further moving on from now, with Omikron becoming the dominant variant.
Overall it's nothing new. I don't get why there still are so many unvaxxed seniors around. The lockdowns and all were designed to buy us time AND to protect the most vulnerable group, and now that vaccines have been available for months, many of said group still haven't taken them.
And It's data from May 21 to December 21, so it's very likely those numbers will go down even further moving on from now, with Omikron becoming the dominant variant.
Overall it's nothing new. I don't get why there still are so many unvaxxed seniors around. The lockdowns and all were designed to buy us time AND to protect the most vulnerable group, and now that vaccines have been available for months, many of said group still haven't taken them.
In all age groups ICU makes up ~25% of hospitalizations here. But I believe in the under 40 age groups the hospitalization rate to ICU was over 10-1, I can’t really remember what it was last time I read it. So it would be 20-30/100,000, or 1000-1500/100,000 over the course of a year.
Here in BC 98.75% of 70-80 are vaxxed. 100% of 80+. I think much of the problem is in the age group just below. 50-70. Though i can’t speak for other places
If you watched during Delta in the US, most states had very high vax rates among senior, median age of death fell significantly. The unvaccinated, younger population made up the lion’s share of hospitalizations and deaths, and consequently the median age of both plummeted. But US is a bit of an outlier due to just how unhealthy the general populace is.
It also seems like the 50-70 age group, which had significant risk, especially if other health issues are present, had a fairly low vaccination rate in a lot of places and was a big driver of hospitalizations and deaths during delta.
https://www.rki.de/DE/Content/InfAZ...D-19-Trends.html?__blob=publicationFile#/home
Scroll down, click on Bayern
As of today, 2.34 per 100k people in Bayern are hospitalized every week with COVID (including the old-timers)
nationwide 3.15
Looks like PI has some goalposts to move, again.
I've grown weary of explaining the underlying motives behind this kidnapping of the sane by the insane. Everybody except top of the bell curve dwellers know the motives aren't based on medical considerations
Scroll down, click on Bayern
As of today, 2.34 per 100k people in Bayern are hospitalized every week with COVID (including the old-timers)
nationwide 3.15
Looks like PI has some goalposts to move, again.
I've grown weary of explaining the underlying motives behind this kidnapping of the sane by the insane. Everybody except top of the bell curve dwellers know the motives aren't based on medical considerations
