Then what are the correct rates?
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Actually, Table 4. COVID-19 cases by vaccination status between week 32 and week 35 2021 shows it. And again, it makes sense since well over 80% of the adult population of the UK is fully vaccinated.

And I remember when cases didn't matter. Only deaths matter. So, look at Table 5:

Table 5. COVID-19 deaths (a) within 28 days and (b) within 60 days of positive specimen or with COVID-19 reported on death certificate, by vaccination status between week 32 and week 35 2021
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INTERMISSION

Update - You're still 300 posts ahead of O.City in the Lounge Covid thread, Donger. Just wanted to let you know.

/INTERMISSION
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And:
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The what?
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haha
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There should be A Great Amnesty/Pardon for all 1,000+ posters who were removed from that thread.

It is probably now a boring ass thread… let the fun back in.
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It is lonely there...very few people who don't believe Fauci is the High Priest
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So, since you say that the vaccines don't work, how do you explain the vastly lower death rates among the UK vaccinated compared to the unvaccinated?
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(to echo Bearcat - we might consider DC as a whole, too. Lol)
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Most of the people dying now are vaccinated, almost 80 percent.

That doesn't look lower at all.
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I lasted about two days there.
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Did you miss this post and screen grab of the UK data?

https://www.chiefsplanet.com/BB/show...ostcount=17390

Please show which unvaccinated age cohort has lower death rates than the vaccinated.

And where did you get the 80% figure from?
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I would try to change the subject too if most of the people dying in the UK were vaccinated.


:-)
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I'm not changing anything. But I'll be sure to whip that out every time you claim the vaccines aren't working. From your favourite source too. Ouch.
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