...Heard today on a TV show that currently the vaccinated have more Covid deaths at 58% than unvaccinated...
I didn't see the show, so I'm going strictly by what you said above...and what that says to me is that 58% of those deaths were vaccinated individuals. Since vaccinated persons make up a much greater percentage of the population today than non-vaccinated, that statistic is hardly surprising. Virtually 100% of the people eaten by sharks are good swimmers; that does not mean that being a poor swimmer, in and of itself, protects you from sharks, other than by keeping you out of the water.
Hello; Well lets look at it another way. Say the numbers bear out at 58% of the vaccinated being among the dead by covid.
For crying out loud, will you please read that sentence again? That wording states that 58% of vaccinated people are dying of Covid...i.e. the total death toll by Covid includes 58% of the vaccinated. Is that actually what you are claiming? It's an entirely different thing than the previous interpretation. Words and wording do matter; are you being intentionally vague?
...out of two select populations of 100 people, one unvaccinated and the other vaccinated, there will be 18 more dead among the vaccinated. Stated another way there will be 18 fewer dead among the unvaccinated.
Such is what the 58% number represents is it not?
This is so tough to follow that I hesitate to try...but, no, that's not what the 58% number represents. Assuming that the total population falls into one of only two categories...vaccinated and unvaccinated...if 58% are vaccinated then by definition 42% are not. Therefore, if your logic is to be followed, there will be 16 fewer deaths among the unvaccinated. However, you are using the number 18...why? Simple math error? An attempt to be obtuse and difficult to follow? I just don't know, and it's difficult trying to continue along with this.
...By the way my contention of years ago has proven correct. Those with natural immunity have just as good and likely better than vaccine immunity. Interesting that.
Okay, this part seems pretty clear; "See? See? I told you so!"
Sorry...didn't see it then...seeing it even less now...maybe if you explain it a couple more times, using wording each time that means something completely different, it'll sink in.