Bkr:Injuries being reported constantly

[alanjh595]

Or in other words, for every 1 flu death there are 4 COVID deaths.

Those are some solid math skills. Can you maybe help samsquench out?

Some can be helped while there others that can't. Wisdom comes from being able to tell the difference.

[spooker]

Answer: those that are fully vaccinated ... keyword to understand the relation being "than" in your original quoted text

Lol yes I understand that, my question is what are the statistics for fully vaccinated people in those categories. 11, 53 and 58 times more likely than what?

It was pretty easy to find the report that denotes the stats Ka-El was using ... just popped "unvaccinated 58 times more likely" into the search engine and came to the City1130 news story which had a link to the underlying data

http://www.bccdc.ca/Health-Info-Site/Do ... ummary.pdf

Page 20 is where you will find more information to answer your query ... which basically goes back to the same answer I gave before ... you have 100 people infected, of those 8 people are vaccinated, leaving 92 unvaccinated, thus based on that data the unvaccinated are 11 times more likely to be infected ... during the report time there were 5,274 cases

[spooker]

Can you break these stats down into age groups per 100,000? Im curious?

This was a fake posted stat. 74 number is not true. Not sure where they got that from

Last few years. A typical flu season has been 20 per 100,000

Too funny ... I posted the links where the numbers came from

Usually if you are stating something, i.e. "74 number is not true", then it would be good to provide the correct numbers ... but I should know better than to get baited by comments like this ...

[Ka-El]

Page 20 is where you will find more information to answer your query ... which basically goes back to the same answer I gave before ... you have 100 people infected, of those 8 people are vaccinated, leaving 92 unvaccinated, thus based on that data the unvaccinated are 11 times more likely to be infected ... during the report time there were 5,274 cases

Ya, but what was the standard deviation? Do we know the correlation coefficient? What about single moms?

[spooker]

Typical Flu death rate is about 16 per 100,000 ... for Covid we're seeing 74 per 100,000 ... so, for all the measures put in place Covid is 5 times as deadly as influenza ... any other questions?

https://www.statista.com/statistics/434 ... in-canada/
https://health-infobase.canada.ca/covid-19/

Can you break these stats down into age groups per 100,000? Im curious?

Roughly ...

Screenshot from 2021-10-12 11-59-55.png

https://www.canada.ca/en/public-health/ ... eport.html

[mexi cali]

Don't forget about pneumonia. Apparently 2.56 million people died from pneumonia in 2017. Almost a third of all victims were children younger than 5 years, it is the leading cause of death for children under 5. IMO - The flu is likely to be a leading cause of pneumonia.

https://ourworldindata.org/pneumonia

That doesn't look like one of my posts. Where did you find it?

[Beerhunter341]

That doesn't look like one of my posts. Where did you find it?

That was a quoting fail on my part...

[alanjh595]

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October 13 2020 there were 9,684 Covid deaths in Canada.


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12 months later on October 28,186 deaths in Canada.

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28,186 - 9,684 = 18,502 Covid deaths between Oct 13, 2020 - Oct. 8, 2021 18,186 Canadians died due to covid.

that is 1,542 per month for 12 months.

https://health-infobase.canada.ca/covid ... &map=pt#a2

[Beerhunter341]

That doesn't look like one of my posts. Where did you find it?

haha, quote fail on your part too anyway

[alanjh595]

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FluWatch annual report: 2019-2020 influenza season

ICU admissions and deaths

A total of 306 ICU admissions and 120 deaths were reported this season by participating province and territories.

Approximately, 71% (216) of reported ICU admissions and 73% (116) of reported deaths were associated with influenza A.
Overall, the highest percentage of ICU admissions was reported among adults 45 to 64 (32%) and ≥ 65 years of age (32%). The highest proportion of deaths was reported among adults ≥ 65 years of age (70%).

https://www.canada.ca/en/public-health/ ... rt.html#a6

[AtlantisKelowna]

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October 13 2020 there were 9,684 Covid deaths in Canada.


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12 months later on October 28,186 deaths in Canada.

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28,186 - 9,684 = 18,502 Covid deaths between Oct 13, 2020 - Oct. 8, 2021 18,186 Canadians died due to covid.

that is 1,542 per month for 12 months.

https://health-infobase.canada.ca/covid ... &map=pt#a2

Isn't it amazing how bad it got AFTER the vaccine rollout? Whoda thunk

[alanjh595]

That's how fast it spreads, especially to the unvaccinated as has been proven many times before.

Those charts and numbers are just the deaths.

[samsquench07]

This was a fake posted stat. 74 number is not true. Not sure where they got that from

Last few years. A typical flu season has been 20 per 100,000

Too funny ... I posted the links where the numbers came from

Usually if you are stating something, i.e. "74 number is not true", then it would be good to provide the correct numbers ... but I should know better than to get baited by comments like this ...

74. That is an inflated fake number.

You see that’s the problem with the government. Everybody goes to a website and googled Covid deaths and they just see one massive death count.

I can tell you were your number came from if you don’t know. You took this death count of 2 years. Not 1 year like you should.

[alanjh595]

Too funny ... I posted the links where the numbers came from

Usually if you are stating something, i.e. "74 number is not true", then it would be good to provide the correct numbers ... but I should know better than to get baited by comments like this ...

74. That is an inflated fake number.

You see that’s the problem with the government. Everybody goes to a website and googled Covid deaths and they just see one massive death count.

I can tell you were your number came from if you don’t know. You took this death count of 2 years. Not 1 year like you should.

Then show your work with links of reference.

[LANDM]

"Do to tyrannical mandates"?

Yeah…..really educated, dude. And strong. And manly. And very handsome.

I can’t believe you actually believe the you write.

Have fun cowering in your basement waiting for the "following few years of complete disaster" and the "collapse".

What a idiot.

Time to join the dufus club

I don’t work at a fast food joint. Nor would I make fun of anybody at any age for working there. It’s a job
Only mean spirited people would make fun of a fast food worker. They must be soooo much better than them

So, are you and KelownaMade the same poster? You just responded to me responding to KelownaMade, not you, and it had nothing to do with you working at a fast food restaurant. Nor have I ever said that to you.

You know, sometimes when you protest too much, it kind of makes it obvious it is true. Be proud of where you work. I’m sure it’s the best opportunity right now for you and it pays your bills.

Also, you should be aware of who you are logged in as if you are responding under another alias.