>>13992910It's possible, but you're dismissing it as though it's likely, even though it's very unlikely.
>What age group do you expect most of the deaths to be, with a disease that only kills old people, and a vaccine that doesn't prevent infections?I expect many more of the deaths to be in the vaccinated of that age group as well, since as you said, it doesn't prevent infection. The UK is reporting 17k vaccinated deaths, out of 150k total covid deaths. The USA, with 807k covid deaths, is claiming only 1% are among the vaccinated, so 8k deaths. So the UK is at 133k unvaccinated deaths, and 17k vaccinated deaths, while the USA is at 799k unvaccinated deaths, and 8k vaccinated deaths, How does the country with a higher vaccination rate have a higher proportion of unvaccinated deaths?
