25% of Americans will not take COVID Vaccine
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No surprise you like the silly narratives too. I could do the same for minority communities (which are primarily Democratic), but what’s the point?
Look by county Mr. Auditor….Seems like a fairly strong correlation.
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The point was polling shows that, in general, republican voters are much less likely to be vaccinated than democratic voters.
One county does not prove or disprove if that is true or not. There is a fairly high correlation across the country.
The constant attempt to classify states "red" or "blue" by everyone only contributes to the further division of the country.
Last I checked WV has a Democratic senator, Georgia has two D senators and voted for Biden and Louisiana has a D governor. I'm sure there are more registered Republicans in these states, but a silly attempt to classify them and relate it to willingness to take an experimental vaccine is quite a jump.
It's not impacting my life (it really hasn't from the start), but most of what I read when checking in on daily events is about coronavirus. Haven't people had enough already? It's not something I care about or spend my day worrying about.
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anon_ezos2e9wn1ob0
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Now you're just splitting hairs. We all know those states vote republican in national elections. NJ had a republican governor and nobody would call NJ a red state.
Keep deflecting. My original point stands, the only ones who have made a vaccine political are those right wing media and politicians.
The left wing media is a joke as well just to clarify.
I see more vaccine propaganda from left wing media than anywhere else. You're just plain wrong.
Exactly. And to be clear, had Trump won media would be shaping their vaccine coverage entirely differently and the left may have been more afraid and conservatives may have been more likely to get vaccinated.
That would also be a shame.
So what does that tell you about America? Seems to me like we have millions of people who aren't capable of thinking for themselves, making decisions based on facts and data. They only rely on what they hear from other people (most of whom have agendas).
It shows nothing, but continue to enjoy your echo chamber and blind partisanship. It suits you well.
And continue to throw insults instead of supporting your view.
The data is the data. If it offends you, that is more of a you problem than a me problem.
Yea it’s all a joke
Gov didn’t waste the crisis
it was a crisis last March (2020) to about June when it comes to run on hospitals etc
so then shut up about the vax
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anon_ezos2e9wn1ob0
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Haha, fox seems to disagree with you per their article from today. 😂 Sorry, theres nothing blind partisan about vaccination rates.
"States that tend to vote Republican have reported lower vaccination rates, and polls show Republican voters are far more likely than Democrats to say they will not or likely will not get the vaccine."
HHS Secretary Becerra: 'Absolutely the government's business' to know which Americans haven't been vaccinated
Health and Human Services Secretary Xavier Becerra said Thursday it was “absolutely the government's business” to know which Americans haven't been vaccinated yet against the coronavirus.
So what does that mean to you?Haha, fox seems to disagree with you per their article from today. 😂 Sorry, theres nothing blind partisan about vaccination rates.
"States that tend to vote Republican have reported lower vaccination rates, and polls show Republican voters are far more likely than Democrats to say they will not or likely will not get the vaccine."
HHS Secretary Becerra: 'Absolutely the government's business' to know which Americans haven't been vaccinated
Health and Human Services Secretary Xavier Becerra said Thursday it was “absolutely the government's business” to know which Americans haven't been vaccinated yet against the coronavirus.www.foxnews.com
Haha, fox seems to disagree with you per their article from today. 😂 Sorry, theres nothing blind partisan about vaccination rates.
"States that tend to vote Republican have reported lower vaccination rates, and polls show Republican voters are far more likely than Democrats to say they will not or likely will not get the vaccine."
HHS Secretary Becerra: 'Absolutely the government's business' to know which Americans haven't been vaccinated
Health and Human Services Secretary Xavier Becerra said Thursday it was “absolutely the government's business” to know which Americans haven't been vaccinated yet against the coronavirus.
Have you ever asked the question why media and pollsters are framing this as a partisan discussion? I'm sure you could find many behaviors or issues where there is a partisan divide when you frame it that way. I'll be you more Republicans eat meat and more Democrats are vegetarian/vegan. Point is, who cares what someone's political affiliation is?
In the end it comes down to personal choice and risk tolerance. In general, Republicans are more likely to want to do things independently and they value freedom. Democrats favor regulation, larger government and even dependence on government. Of course if you frame the discussion in a partisan way, one would think Republicans would be less likely to want the vaccine. That doesn't mean it's good or bad, it's yet another mindless, divisive shouting match with the flames fanned by those who control the narrative (media/politicians).
Another thing I don't quite get about all of this: Everyone who wants the vaccine has been offered it by this point. It's clear that those who haven't taken it don't want it for whatever reason and that's their prerogative. Why is the government continuing to hammer this message? Why are we talking about restrictions possibly coming back again in the fall as was mentioned in a CNBC article today? If you've had the vaccine, they've said you're protected as best as possible. Is that a lie too? If you don't want the vaccine, you assume the risk (however great or small).
The inconsistent messaging is what makes me wonder. At this point there should be very little talk of corona and life should have moved on.
The inconsistent messaging is what makes me wonder. At this point there should be very little talk of corona and life should have moved on.
Prior to November, some of the highest ranking Democratic officials in the country were openly stating they would not get vaccinated, that it was rushed, unsafe and the like. All because they did not want Trump getting credit. And, yes, I have no doubt messaging would be different from the Trump-side if he won. How that translated on a broad scale, who knows.
All that said, most everyone I know who has either received it or chosen not to get it did it for individualized reasons, not because of any particular ideology. Some got it immediately because of their age, known health risks, professions, or peace of mind. Others did not initially, or still have not, because they do not have those same concerns. Granted, this is a small sample, but in small-little-world political views has not impacted anyone's decision. Which is how it should be.
My wife got it and frankly is now second-guessing that she did. She had some respiratory issues as a kid and so thought prudent to get vaccinated. Now she's not so sure that was the right call. My fingers are crossed that she has no long term issue because of it.
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anon_ezos2e9wn1ob0
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It means you called me a sheep for saying 41% of Republicans wont be vaccinated and 4% of Democrats. I wanted to show you that even Fox acknowledges this fact. The pandemic will continue to pandemic in places with very unhealthy populations, aka the South. That is all.
That you refuted the point knies was making with an example of one county, but if you went beyond your sample of one county, there is a fairly strong correlation throughout the country regarding vaccination rates and how they voted in 2020.
As the vaccination rate goes up, the likelihood of a resurgence goes down.
Of course the government wants us to be in the best position to completely beat this going forward.
I don’t watch FOX or any trash cable opinion crap. Where in the “South” isn’t the are there are unhealthy people by the way. What are the demographics? Are you suggesting that Republicans are unhealthier than Democrats?
So what's the problem? If it persists, let it. Those people assume the risk. Time to move on.
What does "completely beat this" mean? It has been beaten down. It's no longer a major issue in the United States.
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anon_ezos2e9wn1ob0
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Because eventually a variant could evade the vaccines and then were back at square one. The decision to avoid the needle could cost lives of people that did decide to get the shot.
With all due respect, that is BS. Parroted scare tactics from mainstream media. Stop buying their garbage.
And even if that did happen, so be it. The 1918 flu went away on its own without a vaccine. Why do we think this one won't? Why did they insist all of 2020 that the virus wasn't changing/mutating, yet in 2021 all these new "variants" are cropping up every few weeks? Start questioning authority and the information you receive and you'll start to discover the truth.
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anon_ezos2e9wn1ob0
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It's not an opinion, it's from polling and vaccination rates, keep deflecting haha. Additionally, those states with the lowest vaccination rates also have the highest obesity rates. Obesity is a measure of being unhealthy.
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anon_ezos2e9wn1ob0
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And you do? LOL!
Look at who funded Event 201. Look at the organizational memberships/funding of people in the public eye (Fauci, Peter Hotez, Jonathan Reiner, Leana Wen, IMHE, etc.) who continue to push restrictions, vaccine propaganda and even encourage mandatory vaccination.
Stop interpreting everything you see on CNN as fact and think for yourself. Do your own research.
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anon_ezos2e9wn1ob0
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No, but I'll listen to people that are subject matter experts that express this opinion. You just spout off non sense.
I get my information from real doctors and experts. Not TV "experts" paid to push the agenda.
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anon_ezos2e9wn1ob0
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People who aren't in bed with China, the WHO, the CFR, the World Economic Forum, etc.
Like I've said before, I miss the old kniespolice. You actually made sense. Now you're just a parrot for the mainstream narrative. I think you're so insecure about your previous support for Trump, realize you got conned by a carnival barker and now you're overcompensating by lashing out against anything and anyone to do with Trump, Republicans or conservatism in order to feel better about yourself. That's fine, but see it for what it is.
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anon_ezos2e9wn1ob0
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I don't expect it will go away completely. Getting through the fall without a significant resurgence would be ideal.
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anon_ezos2e9wn1ob0
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Tough day for you 85. Here is a study from Georgetown that is hot off the press with unvaccinated clusters based on counties.
'While the clusters do encompass some sizable cities, 92% of the counties in the clusters have a population of less than 100,000."
Study: Undervaccinated COVID Clusters In Texas & 4 Other US Locations Putting Entire Country At Risk
A new data analysis has identified clusters of unvaccinated people, most of them in Texas and other southern states, that are vulnerable to surges in COVID-19 cases.
www.google.com
You told me previously this was over and there would be no resurgence in the fall. Are you now back tracking to leave that possibility open?
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