Sheila Annette Lewis had an incurable disease. She was refused a transplant because she refused to get the COVID vaccine
    • cry@lemmy.ml
      162·
      1 year ago

      A fair percentage of them are? Certainly higher percentage than people that are vaccinated.

      There are several other factors at work here, and I get that you are responding to a mock question with a mock answer.

        • cry@lemmy.ml
          132·
          1 year ago

          Tell that to countries like Peru and Mexico who had little vaccination and a mortality rate of nearly 5%. Compared to the countries who had the highest vaccination rate with mortality of less than .05%

          So… over 100 times more?

          USA and CA had 1.1% so 5 times more… (erm that makes no sense, but you get what i mean. I need coffee)

          EDIT: my main source https://coronavirus.jhu.edu/data/mortality

          • freeindv@monyet.cc
            124·
            1 year ago

            Those numbers aren’t accurate. They didn’t have the same insane drive to try to find and record every case, so the death percentage is artificially inflated

            • Natanael@slrpnk.net
              111·
              1 year ago

              Excess death statistics don’t lie, it’s extremely difficult to hide trends in total deaths.

              • freeindv@monyet.cc
                16·
                1 year ago

                Exactly. So deaths are drastically overcounted, as opposed to “confirmed cases”. Which is why the combination of the two leads to drastically overstating the death rate.

                Now you’re getting it!

    • LeFantome@programming.dev
      163·
      1 year ago

      You are right, not ALL the people that did not get vaccinated died. Just way more of them as a percentage than those that did. So, you win?