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I get the point, and I refuse to rush to judgement, but we are talking about Jerusalem pop. 936,000. Sure, its not NYC, but not very many places are. Jerusalem is hardly a jerk-water town.
It means nothing if 80 cases break though out of a million hypothetically vaccinated people and they should hypothetically have little to no unvaccinated in that local hospital.
So until someone looks at the whole picture those 80 cases may be great news if it could have been a few hundred thousand unvaccinated
It means nothing if 80 cases break though out of a million hypothetically vaccinated people and they should hypothetically have little to no unvaccinated in that local hospital.
So until someone looks at the whole picture those 80 cases may be great news if it could have been a few hundred thousand unvaccinated
What do you base that assumption on?
There is a small religious community near me that hasnt even been wearing masks. Is there a government mandate or something?
You do know what the words hypothetically mean I assume .
It is only an example of how flawed the media’s release can be with out knowing out of how many vaccinated people and you can’t do that by looking at one hospital in a particular part of town.
Just in our own country different states are going to see different percentages of break through ..even parts of the city vary greatly.
For now I have little faith in that press release meaning a thing
You do know what the words hypothetically mean I assume .
It is only an example of how flawed the media’s release can be with out knowing out of how many vaccinated people and you can’t do that by looking at one hospital in a particular part of town
Obviously not. I thought maybe you knew something I didnt. Thanks for letting me know that that is clearly not the case.
Why are we even debating this?
It’s over 99% survival rate whether you are or aren’t vaccinated.
The vaccinated can still catch it and the vaccinated can still spread it.
Because the best thing that can happen is you die .
The long haul effects from surviving covid for those hospitalized are awful not to mention what covid is like when you are bad enough to be hospitalized.
You will wish you were dead at times.
70% of those hospitalized have long term other issues , self included ….
I would do anything not to go through that ordeal again and I wasn’t even close to being in icu ,just hospitalized for two weeks.
I am sure my daughter in law who lost her dad to covid will be happy to know the survival rate is 99% …her mom had it to and was hospitalized for three months
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