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It doesn't appear to account for age groups. Most countries have a much higher vaccination rate for older people which in general are also more likely to get si

It doesn't appear to account for age groups. Most countries have a much higher vaccination rate for older people which in general are also more likely to get sick. It also direct contradicts data from Switzerland which clearly show a correlation between vaccination rates and infections when comparing different cantons that have higher rates compared to others.

makomk 5y ago
The entire mainstream narrative and the tactics being adopted to increase vaccinations don't account for age groups either. If you look at the mainstream media, all the comparisons are based on total vaccination rate regardless of age - I know the UK government has been getting a lot of stick for "falling behind" Europe in vaccinations due to lower vaccination rates which are mostly concentrated in younger age groups. A lot of the vaccine mandates primarily target working-age people who generally aren't the highest priority in terms of age. And there's been a huge push to target under-16s for vaccination even though it's dubious that they benefit from it at all, supposedly because it'll stop them from spreading it - we'd expect that to show up in the increase in Covid-19 for sure.