death be not proud?!.....99.8% of Los Angeles Covid Deaths in last 6 months, were unvaccinated.....

[NewtonMP2100]

....people....


SCV Cases Total 28,173; L.A. County Tracking Variants

.....The Los Angeles County Department of Public Health confirmed Thursday 10 new deaths and 314 new cases of COVID-19, with 28,173 total cases in the Santa Clarita Valley.

From December 7, 2020, when vaccinations first became available, to June 7, 2021, 99.6% of the County’s nearly 437,000 COVID-19 cases were individuals who were unvaccinated. There were nearly 12,900 COVID-19 hospitalizations over this time period, 98.7% occurred among people who were unvaccinated. Among the 12,234 COVID-19 deaths across L.A. County during this period, 99.8% were among unvaccinated people.

Of the 10 new deaths reported Thursday, seven people that passed away were between the ages of 65 and 79 and one person who died was between the ages of 50 and 64. Two deaths were reported by the city of Long Beach.........


unvaccinated............?!

[bfd]

Lots of reasons for people to choose not to be vaccinated, but frankly, many of them aren't great ones, and these people made – or by virtue of something in their health background, they were forced to make – a bet their bodies couldn't cover.

[Speedy]

That .2% is good enough to the antivaxxers to show that there is something wrong with the vaccines. Because, of course, there were a lot of deaths among the vaccinated that were attributed to other causes like old age, car accidents, etc. that were actually due to COVID45.

[DeusxMac]

bfd wrote:
Lots of reasons for people to choose not to be vaccinated, but frankly, many of them aren't great ones, and these people made – or by virtue of something in their health background, they were forced to make – a bet their bodies couldn't cover.

You're being too polite. There are very few "reasons for people to choose not to be vaccinated", and most of them "aren't great ones".

[neophyte]

I'm curious:

Of the 10 new deaths reported Thursday, how many of these people had been vaccinated?

[mrbigstuff]

December availability of vaccines? I don't think so. It took until late March/April for my elderly parents to qualify. Maybe for front line workers.

[Acer]

They never seem to report how many of the vaccinated who became ill or died had preexisting immune system issues that may have limited the effectiveness of the vaccine.

[Speedy]

mrbigstuff wrote:
December availability of vaccines? I don't think so. It took until late March/April for my elderly parents to qualify. Maybe for front line workers.

On January 5th I got my first dose. I (and my son) stayed on top of where it was available. I qualified because I was 65+.

[NewtonMP2100]

Speedy wrote:
[quote=mrbigstuff]
December availability of vaccines? I don't think so. It took until late March/April for my elderly parents to qualify. Maybe for front line workers.

On January 5th I got my first dose. I (and my son) stayed on top of where it was available. I qualified because I was 65+.


......and still....sexy.....????

[JoeH]

Speedy wrote:
[quote=mrbigstuff]
December availability of vaccines? I don't think so. It took until late March/April for my elderly parents to qualify. Maybe for front line workers.

On January 5th I got my first dose. I (and my son) stayed on top of where it was available. I qualified because I was 65+.
I forget exactly when my group (65+) was added to those who could get the vaccine here, late Feb or early Mar. But short of driving 45-60+ minutes to one of the mass vaccination sites, appointments in the local area were hard to get. I would check a few times a week, only saw one opening that disappeared by the time I signed in. That was until about the middle of Apr. I got my first dose the beginning of May, and my second 2 weeks ago.

Also kept after my son, he just got his second dose Tuesday this week.