"If you peer deeper, you’ll generally find this: The vaccinated remain substantially protected against serious illness or death, but the unvaccinated are entering the hospital and dying at very high rates indeed, "
Out of the numerous paragraphs in your post,
Any discussion here on the above quote, that paragraph is fact or not?
He goes on to explain that it almost certainly is not fact and that the statistics are obviously wrong. If the statistics were right, then we would see huge numbers or at least higher numbers of deaths in the least vaccinated countries. But we aren’t. Therefore, the statistics showing that the unvaccinated are getting sick and dying in higher numbers here must be wrong for one reason or another.
Of course, there is one possibility he only touches on but doesn’t mention specifically or go into too much depth about. That is that vaccinated people are making it tougher on everyone but particularly the unvaccinated. That could explain why the disease seems less severe in countries that have low vaccination rates.
