Coronavirus

More people were reported to have died in Florida since June 20th than in any other state—more than Texas, California, or Arizona. Even when Florida's large population is factored in, Florida's per-capita death rate was worse than all other states', including smaller Southern states that suffered harsh summer surges, such as Louisiana and Arkansas.

Florida Politics examined the Community Profile Reports from the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention that were released on June 21st, which reported cumulative death data through June 20th; and Thursday, which covered data through Wednesday. Since June 20th, 18,040 Floridians were reported to have died of COVID-19, according to the data.

In the same period, the second highest death toll was found in Texas, 14,032. California had the nation's third highest COVID-19 death toll during that period, with 6,338 reported deaths; followed by Georgia, 5,307; and North Carolina, 3,472.

No, it’s the vaccine that’s killing people.

Originally posted by Old Man Whirly!
That's less a rightist trope and more a neo Nazi trope Rob.

This is true, but that trope also predates the Nazis, eg both the English and Italians used spins of it hundreds of years ago, the Nazis just did it to the extreme.

Nazis are also Rightist, just to the further parts of the spectrum.

Originally posted by Adam_PoE
More people were reported to have died in Florida since June 20th than in any other state—more than Texas, California, or Arizona. Even when Florida's large population is factored in, Florida's per-capita death rate was worse than all other states', including smaller Southern states that suffered harsh summer surges, such as Louisiana and Arkansas.

Florida Politics examined the Community Profile Reports from the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention that were released on June 21st, which reported cumulative death data through June 20th; and Thursday, which covered data through Wednesday. Since June 20th, 18,040 Floridians were reported to have died of COVID-19, according to the data.

In the same period, the second highest death toll was found in Texas, 14,032. California had the nation's third highest COVID-19 death toll during that period, with 6,338 reported deaths; followed by Georgia, 5,307; and North Carolina, 3,472.

When you factor in the populations of these states, it's even worse for the Red states when it comes to covid transmissions and deaths.

Covid Spread Was 8% Lower In Democrat-Led States Than GOP Because Of Stricter Restrictions, Study Finds

Originally posted by Adam_PoE
More people were reported to have died in Florida since June 20th than in any other state—more than Texas, California, or Arizona. Even when Florida's large population is factored in, Florida's per-capita death rate was worse than all other states', including smaller Southern states that suffered harsh summer surges, such as Louisiana and Arkansas.

Florida Politics examined the Community Profile Reports from the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention that were released on June 21st, which reported cumulative death data through June 20th; and Thursday, which covered data through Wednesday. Since June 20th, 18,040 Floridians were reported to have died of COVID-19, according to the data.

In the same period, the second highest death toll was found in Texas, 14,032. California had the nation's third highest COVID-19 death toll during that period, with 6,338 reported deaths; followed by Georgia, 5,307; and North Carolina, 3,472.

When you factor in the populations of these states, it's even worse for the Red states when it comes to covid transmissions and deaths.

Covid Spread Was 8% Lower In Democrat-Led States Than GOP Because Of Stricter Restrictions, Study Finds

States with Democratic governors had a lower spread of Covid-19 than Republican-led ones because of stricter public health measures, a new study in the American Journal of Preventative Medicine found, which researchers said underscores how much Covid-19 restrictions have been “politicized”—and why health professionals should be the ones calling the shots. -snip

At least 90,000 COVID-19 deaths among unvaccinated adults since June could have been prevented with vaccines that were widely available, a Kaiser Family Foundation analysis released Wednesday found.

Most of the preventable fatalities—about 49,000—occurred last month as the highly-transmissible delta variant took its toll on the U.S. and sparked a surge in cases.

To determine whether a death was preventable, researchers started with all unvaccinated deaths since June—about six weeks after all adults in the U.S. became eligible to receive a coronavirus vaccine, or enough time for full immunity to set in after a two-dose vaccine.

Good news. Looks like the FDA will soon be approving the Pfizer shot for kids aged 5-11. Means another 28-29million** people can be vaccinated. Leaving only around 19-20million (ages 0-5) out of the loop.

**Not sure how many anti-vaxxers have kids 5-11 that will not vaccinate their kids.

A-f***ing-men. 👆 👆

Scientists believe in evolution, biology and chemistry based on maths and experiments, which give people the knowledge of how to make vaccines to combat diseases, like polio or chicken pox.

Redneck Christians say listen to da preacher and pray to Jesus!

Rightist

Funny, cos it's true

I'm fully vaccinated.

That's nice. Assuming it was an actual covid shot instead of merely a harmless saline shot i hope u don't experience any serious side effects from it. As for myself though, still haven't took any of the poison jabs and never will.

Originally posted by eThneoLgrRnae
That's nice. Assuming it was an actual covid shot instead of merely a harmless saline shot i hope u don't experience any serious side effects from it. As for myself though, still haven't took any of the poison jabs and never will.

My College requires vaccination to be on campus, which we may be for 4th semester, also, vaccines are required to dine-in at restaurants.

Are they harmless placebos or poison? Make up your tiny mind, Ethneo

And yes, despite what the tyrant-in-chief says, it most certainly is about rights, not "safety".

Originally posted by Klaw
My College requires vaccination to be on campus, which we may be for 4th semester, also, vaccines are required to dine-in at restaurants.

I personally know several children who gripe and moan less than you Trumpers over getting a simple shot

Originally posted by eThneoLgrRnae
That's nice. Assuming it was an actual covid shot instead of merely a harmless saline shot i hope u don't experience any serious side effects from it. As for myself though, still haven't took any of the poison jabs and never will.

You are a ****ing idiot.

Originally posted by AbnormalButSane
You are a ****ing idiot.

Originally posted by AbnormalButSane
You are a ****ing idiot.

ABS!!