Originally posted by jazz
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The first example in the article is Quebec where the unvaccinated are slightly more than twice as likely to be hospitalized as the vaccinated. The very next example is a hypothetical example from Saskatchewan where his hypothetical example works out to 10 times higher odds. Sounds a lot like Chuck's climate change rants. Always hypothetical models, ignore the real data.
And to be clear, having twice the rate of hospitalizations in unvaccinated probably still justifies being vaccinated, when you consider the implications for the entire healthcare system. Except that this is part of the overall trend, so twice as likely today, seven times as likely a few weeks ago 69 times as likely a few weeks before that, infinite times more likely before that. As this trend continues, I think even the believers in aftermath can see what is happening and how fast the trend is changing.
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