Comments by "Primmakin Sofis" (@primmakinsofis614) on "Growing debate over mandating COVID-19 vaccines in Canada" video.

The powers-that-be consider such people acceptable collateral damage in their zeal to control everyone's life.
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@Jesus loves a Shovelhead Transportation is more dangerous to Canadians under the age of 50 than is COVID. But you'll never hear that stated by any of the public health "experts".
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@Dee Richardz do you honestly expect a miracle for a vaccine to be effective for everyone? What percentage of kids who get the MMR vaccine go on to develop a case of measles, mumps, or Rubella? What percentage of people who get the Meningitis vaccine go on to develop a case of Meningitis? What percentage of people who get the Hepatitis vaccine go on to develop a case of Hepatitis? What percentage of people who get the Yellow Fever vaccine end up contracting Yellow Fever? The point of a vaccine is to prevent the recipient from contracting that disease. How do the COVID vaccines compare in this regard to the many other vaccines for other diseases? This is the question that should be answered by using comparative data. The data from Iceland and the U.K. show that the COVID vaccines are failing at preventing infection in vaccinated people. According to U.K. Technical Briefing 20, of 268,111 cases of the Delta variant: 56.33% were unvaccinated individuals (151,052/268,111) 26.14% were partially vaccinated individuals (70,106/268,111) 17.53% were fully vaccinated individuals (47,008/268,111) According to Iceland's official data, over the 18 days spanning July 19th through Aug. 5th, the country reported 1,765 cases of COVID: 28.90% were unvaccinated individuals (510/1,765) 2.44% were partially vaccinated individuals (43/1,765) 68.67% were fully vaccinated individuals (1,212/1,765) Note that Iceland has a small population (~343,000), which means 1,765 cases is 0.51% of the population. That would be the equivalent of about 193,000 cases in Canada (37.6 million population).
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@Jesus loves a Shovelhead It also wouldn't let people drive. 880 = number of Canadians under the age of 50 who died in transportation accidents in 2019 573 = number of Canadians under the age of 50 who died from COVID in 2020-2021 (as of August 6th)
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@icarus9609 What do you make of this Public Health Agency of Canada data published August 6th? Hospitalization and fatality rate by vaccination status in Canada through July 17th: Hospitalization Rate 5.06% = unvaccinated (27,941 hospitalizations out of 552,668 cases) 7.47% = not yet protected (2,446/32,715) 8.17% = partially protected (2,327/28,484) 7.73% = fully protected (241/3,119) Fatality Rate 1.07% = unvaccinated (5,896 deaths out of 552,668 cases) 1.94% = not yet protected (636/32,715) 1.97% = partially protected (561/28,484) 2.85% = fully protected (89/3,119) Definitions: Not yet protected = <14 days after 1st dose Partially protected = 14+ days after 1st dose to <14 days after 2nd dose Fully protected = 14+ days after 2nd dose See "Table 2. Characteristics and severe outcomes associated unvaccinated, partially vaccinated and fully vaccinated confirmed cases reported to PHAC, as of July 17, 2021". health-infobase [dot] canada [dot] ca/covid-19/epidemiological-summary-covid-19-cases [dot] html
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@Roof_Pizza 7,333 = the 2015-2019 annual average number of influenza and pneumonia (I&P) deaths in Canada 19,727 = number of COVID deaths in Canada in 2020-2021 prorated down to 12 months (26,591 over 16+ months) COVID fatalities are about 2.7 times greater than an average year of influenza and pneumonia. Thus, the amplitude of deaths is higher (assuming the COVID fatality count is accurate; given the absurdly broad definition of a COVID death used by Ontario and B.C. there is reason to suspect COVID deaths are being overcounted). But how does the distribution of deaths by age compare? 5.86% = percentage of 2020-21 COVID deaths aged 20-59 5.76% = percentage of 2015-19 I&P deaths aged 20-59 84.40% = percentage of 2020-21 COVID deaths aged 70+ 86.44% = percentage of 2015-19 I&P deaths aged 70+ Very similar percentages. The age of people dying from COVID is nearly the same as that of people dying from influenza & pneumonia. The big difference is those under 20, who die much LESS often from CVOID than influenza & pneumonia (0.06% of COVID deaths versus 0.48% of influenza & pneumonia deaths). This is all official government data that is freely and publicly available.
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@Dee Richardz What do you make of this Public Health Agency of Canada data published August 6th? Hospitalization and fatality rate by vaccination status in Canada through July 17th: Hospitalization Rate 5.06% = unvaccinated (27,941 hospitalizations out of 552,668 cases) 7.47% = not yet protected (2,446/32,715) 8.17% = partially protected (2,327/28,484) 7.73% = fully protected (241/3,119) Fatality Rate 1.07% = unvaccinated (5,896 deaths out of 552,668 cases) 1.94% = not yet protected (636/32,715) 1.97% = partially protected (561/28,484) 2.85% = fully protected (89/3,119) Well, isn't that strange? The unvaccinated have the lowest rate of the four groups for both hospitalizations and fatalities. Definitions: Not yet protected = <14 days after 1st dose Partially protected = 14+ days after 1st dose to <14 days after 2nd dose Fully protected = 14+ days after 2nd dose See "Table 2. Characteristics and severe outcomes associated unvaccinated, partially vaccinated and fully vaccinated confirmed cases reported to PHAC, as of July 17, 2021". health-infobase [dot] canada [dot] ca/covid-19/epidemiological-summary-covid-19-cases [dot] html
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@Dee Richardz What do you make of this data in U.K. Technical Briefing 20 published August 6th? Out of 268,166 cases of the Delta variant: 56.33% were unvaccinated (151,052/268,166) 26.14% were partially vaccinated (70,106/268,166) 17.53% were fully vaccinated (47,008/268,111) See Table 5 on pages 18-19 of the report PDF.
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@ImWithTeamTrinity As of August 8th, 81.94% of adults in Ontario have received at least one dose of a COVID vaccine, and 73.02% have received both doses. Will the percentages go much higher than this? Time will tell.
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