> is so fatally flawed. The reason that previously infected people have lower hospitalization rates is that some percentage of people who were previously infect

> is so fatally flawed. The reason that previously infected people have lower hospitalization rates is that some percentage of people who were previously infected and at risk of hospitalization _died_. You're literally clearing out the population that is most likely to skew these numbers. But currently there are countries that mandate vaccination for people who did survive a previous infection without dying. Isn't that flawed?