Michigan Covid Cases Spike: 1 in 10 Cases in US in Michigan

originally posted by: MichiganSwampBuck
a reply to: DontTreadOnMe

. . . In Michigan, for instance, over the last 30 days that complete data is available for, 27 percent of cases, 28 percent of hospitalizations, and 24 percent of deaths were among those fully vaccinated.

Those are some strange figures as they are so similar across the board.

They say that 27% of confirmed cases are vaccinated so that means 73% of cases are not. 28% of COVID hospitalizations are vaccinated so 72% are not. 24% of COVID deaths are vaccinated so 76% are not.

Seems a 25%-ish standing rate for those criteria would more indicate that the risk of illness & bad outcomes isn't really reduced a whole hell of a lot.

If the WuFlu shot is better than 40% in reality (without the government numbers manipulation), I'll eat my hat.

originally posted by: HawkEyi
a reply to: Mandroid7

The numbers/data for Covid would be problary low when the flu Season ends. Its sad some haven't figured out.

You don't half talk a load of nonsense.

Still you won't get flu as you spend your whole time inside cowering over your computer.

Most Michigan people quit believing the numbers when the queen wouldn't discuss them. They are probably fake.

Here are some figures from the UK. These are also interesting how they work out . . .

The Fully Vaccinated Account for 81% of the COVID Deaths in the UK

If the "vaccines" are doing nothing, and around 80% of the population is vaccinated, then 80% of deaths would be the vaccinated and 20% not vaccinated.

The unvaxxed are around 20%, but have 39% cases (up 19%) and 34% hospitalizations (up 14%) , where as the vaxxed have 61% cases (down 19%) and 66% hospitalizations (down 14%). The unvaxxed are 19% of all deaths and the vaxxed are at 81%. Strange how that works out isn't it?