Since this post is based on an article from what is obviously a Libertarian, anti-vaxer blog, I am skeptical of its accuracy..

I'm 69, fully vaxed and double boosted, Pfizer, drive for Uber, in late May Uber relaxed the mask requirent to optional and allowed riders to sit in front, got COVID 19 for the first time in early June, symptoms were very mild, quarantined, prescribed Paxlovid and tested negative after 10 days. Went back to work and got it again last Sunday, my doc says it's most likely the new variant which is extremely contagious, symptoms were even milder, also quarantined and waiting, just 4 days now but symptoms are gone, will test again on day 6, my wife had the Moderna fully vaxed and boosted, she has remained negative throughout. I believe the vax has kept my symptoms mild and will continue to boost any time that is recommended, I am high risk so had I not been vaxed, I don't think I would have stayed out of the hospital or even worse. My personal experience says get the vax and boosters.

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You would also need to look at the what underlying conditions any person had, if you are 80ys old, fighting cancer and get covid you chance of survival is somewhat less than a 30yrs old, fitness instructor who is healthy regardless of vaccination status.

And I can not find the news report in Australia for the Gold Coast where they said they had 11 people in the ICU with Covid, 6 unvaccinated and 5 vaccinated. The unvaccinated were in there for symptoms of covid the vaccinated were in there for strokes, heart attacks, car accident, work place accident nothing related to covid and the only reason they knew they had it was the fact that all patients are tested so that those who are positive regardless of vaccination status can be isolated from those who are not. Not a statistical number admittedly but a small sample.

COVID death rate for the 3rd quarter is 36.2...per 100,000 people which if you do SIMPLE FRIKIN MATH is ... .000362% smfh.

More BS from BDair, ho hum
0.04 deaths per 100,000, not .40 you fool!!!!!

I have a feeling we'll be hearing from Pralina on this, and I am looking forward to her comment. Personally, I had Covid back in Dec. 2020 and was sicker then and sicker longer than this latest time, about two weeks ago. The first time, there were no vaccines available yet, and I had the Regeneron immuno treatment three days into my illness. This time, I had already been vaccinated twice and boosted twice. So far I have not had long haul Covid effects from either illness. I have no doubt that if I had not been vaxed and boosted, I would have gotten much sicker this time around.

Wow. That's very disturbing.

Sure hope they figure out why, and soon.

Sheep have lost the ability to do math, unless it's for the taxman.