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> Ontario is 77% vaccinated but over 81% of cases are vaccinated 77% fully vaccinated, 84% partially vaccinated. So yeah, lower. (By around 20% once you do the

> Ontario is 77% vaccinated but over 81% of cases are vaccinated 77% fully vaccinated, 84% partially vaccinated. So yeah, lower. (By around 20% once you do the math) > Even the rate of hospitalizations is now almost the same between the vaccinated vs unvaccinated here in Ontario. No, it's like 6x lower. Edit: Ah, I was looking at ICU numbers. Hospitalization rates, today, are similar. However, if Ontario is anything like other places hit by omnicron, the vaccinated patients will be out of the hospital in under a week, and the unvaccinated ones will remain longer and face more complications. So come back and see how things look in a week or two. > By simply calling [a vaccine] a vaccine, you are doing a major disservice to the real actually effective vaccines. No, I'm rejecting your antivax nonsense. Trying to say "no this isn't a vaccine so I'm not really antivax" is the trick you're trying to pull and I won't let you lie about that.

busymom0 5y ago
> So yeah, lower. Not sure what math you are doing. In fact, as of today, 83% of Ontario's cases are vaccinated while 78% of the population is vaccinated with cases being at an all time high for the past month. > No, it's like 6x lower. No it's not. As of today 71% of hospitalizations in Ontario are fully vaccinated. The rate per 100k for unvaccinated is 16.01, 11.66 for fully vaccinated and 12.88 for partially vaccinated. So 16.01 / 11.66 = 1.4. In Toronto, 77% of hospitalizations are fully vaccinated. > No, I'm rejecting your antivax nonsense. Trying to say "no this isn't a vaccine so I'm not really antivax" is the trick you're trying to pull and I won't let you lie about that. Please don't bother replying as you are more interested in inflammatory language than stating facts.