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One of the key points here for me is the following: > 5.Plenty of evidence that the vaccinated who die within 14 days of vaccination may be categorized as unva
by wsc981 5y ago
One of the key points here for me is the following:
> 5.Plenty of evidence that the vaccinated who die within 14 days of vaccination may be categorized as unvaccinated. Then someone who dies within 14 days of first dose is miscategorised as unvaccinated and a similar thing could occur post second dose.
Hence someone who dies from the vaccine might be classified as an unvaccinated death. If someone happens to have COVID in his system at the time of death, perhaps such a person would be classified as an unvaccinated COVID death.
- nanis 5y agoThe fact that authorities have been including in the "unvaccinated" people who * had their first shot and waiting for the second (three weeks) * had their second shot less than two weeks prior has been a sticking point to me since early summer. We do not know how many of the "unvaccinated" were simply vaccinated people who were not considered "fully vaccinated" and that makes a difference. CDC was presenting some information about breakthrough cases among the "fully vaccinated" but they stopped doing that. For previous data and snapshots of what they put up, see <https://www.covid2020.icu/vaccine-breakthrough/ https://www.covid2020.icu/vaccine-breakthrough/> and <https://github.com/nanis/covid19-breakthrough https://github.com/nanis/covid19-breakthrough>.
- celticninja 5y agoThat's a stretch. People who have died from the vaccine have died of blood clots caused by the vaccine and they are recorded as such. Also they are dying in the 4-8 weeks post vaccination. So they would be considered vaccinated.
- celticninja 5y agoAlso, it seems you are an anti-vaxxer so of course you are stretching and warping statements so they fit your world view. So sad that even on HN this idiocy exists.