@YorkshireTea anytime
@skells I've contacted my MP several times pointing a lot of this stuff out. At first I was fobbed off but she has voted against the Govt twice recently. She has stated previously however that she would be in favour of Vax Passport's for large venues/stadia.
Went to the trouble of thanking her for voting against her own party as I doubt MP's get much praise these days lol.
I'll be keeping an eye on this data. I'll contact her before the vote for sure.
@YorkshireTea sorry to spam you like this, what numbers is this guardian article using?!
https://www.theguardian.com/world/2021/jun/11/delta-variant-is-linked-to-90-of-covid-cases-in-uk
"That is backed up by the data. According to the report, since the start of February to 7 June, there were 33,206 Delta cases in England"
Except their own linked source matches your data exactly.
@YorkshireTea btw email your MP about opposing vaccine passports, got a good response from mine.
@YorkshireTea really don't know what to make of these numbers
@11112011 1971, such a magic year
@11112011
- New tech; unknown dangers
- Death/Injury reporting is unreliable and under examined
- Viable alternatives being actively suppressed
@11112011@rage.lol @11112011@freespeechextremist.com ffs theres two of you now
made your own instance?
@11112011 mm sitting tight til we're out of this hellrange one way or another
@YorkshireTea @Jagahati can't deny that its greatly reduced the number of absolute deaths though, this data isn't easy to analyse
@YorkshireTea @Jagahati yeah just had a closer look - the death after 28 days figures are difficult to talk away.
"40% of UK hospitalisations are vaccinated" is good, in an image.
The age distribution of who we've given vaccines to suggests that if they didn't work, ~90% hospitalisations would be vaccinated.
Actual figures imply that vaccines stopped ~92% of recipients ending up in hospital.