He is attempting to cope with the cognitive dissonance. In areas where vaccination rates are high, Covid rates are low, and almost all cases are among the unvaccinated. There is a direct correlation between states that voted for Trump and states with high infection rates. FACT.
FL and TX - two biggest COVID hotspots in the country
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He is attempting to cope with the cognitive dissonance. In areas where vaccination rates are high, Covid rates are low, and almost all cases are among the unvaccinated. There is a direct correlation between states that voted for Trump and states with high infection rates. FACT.
Ah, so you ARE trying to pin the blame on Harris County, then.
So why have you been screaming like a barnyard animal that I'm misstating your position?
Why have you wasted all this time?
Again, you are looking solely at gross numbers out of context because that lowest common denominator argument is the best you can do here.
As it stands, Harris County is doing a much better job fighting COVID than you ever have.
The entire state IS RUNNING RAMPANT!
The infection rates for the non-liberal counties are sky high...higher than almost everywhere else in the nation. Almost as high as India and Brazil.
Harris County actually pulls the infection rate for the state of Texas DOWN, which means it's doing the work you should be doing.
Harris County can't control diseased dirtbags like you, who are unvaccinated, from coming to Harris County (or any populous county) and spreading your disease everywhere.
SmarterthanYou
rebel
you liberal fuckers are really quite deluded in your idiocy. whatever fantasies you need to indulge in.............i'm out. stay wrong, my friends
OMFG, I gave you the opportunity to articulate exactly what hate is clouding my judgment on your refusal to get the vaccine, and you choked.
How typical.
Asked to explain yourself, and you deflect and distract.
How is it my deflection and distraction when YOU won't even articulate what ambiguous hatred is supposedly clouding my judgment on you, who refuses to get the vaccine and then blames Harris County for your inability to control yourself.
You already infected four people with COVID symptoms...I guess you want more people to get it.
Well, no one would know that since you've spent so many posts on this thread whining about me being unfair to you.
"NO FAIR REMEMBERING THINGS I'VE SAID".
You said 4 of your friends came down with COVID...what you didn't say was whether or not the people who didn't were tested and/or were asymptomatic.
I only work with what you told me, and you told me that 4 of your friends came down with COVID.
So did that really happen, or did you make it up?
OR you did both catch it, you were just asymptomatic.
There's nothing that says immunocompromised people couldn't be asymptomatic, there's just a higher chance they could show symptoms. But it really depends on your genetics.
Unless you were tested, you couldn't say with certainty that you never caught COVID; you certainly could have (and probably did), you and your wife were just lucky enough to be asymptomatic.
Asymptomatic people are the worst spreaders of COVID, and most COVID-infected people don't show symptoms.
What do you want me to prove?
That unvaccinated people can catch COVID?
Why do you need that proven, and wouldn't the fact that 33M people in the US tested positive for COVID prove that unvaccinated people can catch it?
Not case rates, just gross cases...and that's because they're larger counties.
Case rates would be positivity rates, as in the positive test result. That's what case rates means.
You are conflating gross case totals with case rates, and those are two distinctly different things.
Case Rates = Positivity, and positivity is only determined by testing.
So there's three different metrics at play here: There's (1) infection rate, there's (2) case rate, and then there's (3) gross case totals.
You are choosing to cast aside #1 and #2 for #3, and then trying to represent #3 as #1 and #2.
I’m headed to TX to preach for a week next Saturday. My family and I are vaccinated though.
Here. Do not ever say I was not concerned for you. Use it: https://www.mentalhealth.gov/get-help/immediate-help
Eagle_Eye
Well-known member
There are several maps dumb ass.
The vaccine lowers the chances of you getting Covid-19, but is not perfect.
Thanks. I’ll take my chances anyway though.
PostmodernProphet
fully immersed in faith..
agreed.....it was probably the dumbest thing Fauci ever did......
Texas and Florida. can you figure out what they have in common? Why they were run by rightys and opened up too soon to please Trump. And they are paying.
That was a response that showed your depth.
Use the link I gave you. You can thank me later.