It's already been established that vaccines don't save lives and in fact may make things worse, given the complete lack of any difference in countries with high vaccination rates versus low vaccination rates. If you want to take a vaccine, go right ahead. Nobody is stopping you. The rest of us would like to preserve our health.Ken wrote: ↑Tue Jul 25, 2023 10:17 pm Yes, there is a statistically significant relationship between partisan leaning and both COVD vaccination rates and COVID death rates. Prior to the availability of vaccines, Republicans and Democrats were dying of COVID at roughly the same rate. After the availability of vaccines, the death rates diverged. That isn't some statistician trying to find a way to make some statement true. It was the same populations before and after. The only difference was vaccination rates.
Which statement do you think is untrue and unsupported by the data?
If you disagree with the conclusions of the study then you must believe one of the above statements is false. Which one?
- That Republicans and Democrats died of COVID at roughly the same rates prior to the introduction of the vaccines
- That once the vaccines became available, Democrats had measurably higher vaccination rates than Republicans
- That after the vaccines were available, Republicans had higher COVID death rates than Republicans.
Let's try this with a slightly different (but related) topic.
People who are Democrats have higher rates of mental illness than people who are Republicans. This is supposed by the "science" and the "data".
Now, why is this?