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so this dude and his mob rolls up to Walmart live streams himself and his crew making terrorist threats to a bunch of medical professionals and a store of employees/customers and the cops told them to leave
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so this dude and his mob rolls up to Walmart live streams himself and his crew making terrorist threats to a bunch of medical professionals and a store of employees/customers and the cops told them to leave
just a reminder about how ****ing upset we should all be over the past 3 months. we could easily be in the same boat if the remaining 30% of our population had received the free miracle vaccine in late spring.
every time you have to put on a mask, remember what the anti-vaxxers have done.
also lol at Sweden being wrong
Mask mandate may not be why Bay Area is turning a corner on delta
Despite the absence of a mask mandate, Solano County's COVID-19 cases are falling with...www.sfgate.com
Rutherford believes the biggest reason cases are dropping is the fact the Bay Area already had high vaccination rates to begin with, and therefore would not see as large of a delta variant-driven surge.
Yeah, you just have to believe the numbers are higher than reported.Def more cases than what they are reporting. ALOT more.
I live in Solano County. Biggest reason why we're they are they only county in the Bay Area is because of the MAGAites/Anti-Vaxx folks in Fairfield, Vacaville, and Dixon.
This reasoning makes much more sense than it should:
Pelosi had an outdoor non socially distant fundraiser last week. No known surges there. But LA county reinstates their outdoor mask policy.It’s just kind of wild that this was a superspreader event yet Lollapalooza wasn’t. I get their were more vaccinated at Lolla, but they say you can spread it if your vaccinated.
Your viral load is lower if you're vaccinated and infected, which reduces your ability to contaminate people.It’s just kind of wild that this was a superspreader event yet Lollapalooza wasn’t. I get their were more vaccinated at Lolla, but they say you can spread it if your vaccinated.
People who contract COVID-19 even after vaccination are likely to have a lower viral load, experience a shorter infection time and have milder symptoms than those who are unvaccinated, according to research that includes data from ongoing University of Arizona Health Sciences studies.
It’s just kind of wild that this was a superspreader event yet Lollapalooza wasn’t. I get their were more vaccinated at Lolla, but they say you can spread it if your vaccinated.
gry60 didn’t LA county say that 25% of their hospitalizations are from vaccinated.
Some of these figures are all over the place. Just get vaccinated. Even if 25% of what we’re seeing now is all we’re getting, that would not put hospitals over the limit.
gry60 didn’t LA county say that 25% of their hospitalizations are from vaccinated.
Some of these figures are all over the place. Just get vaccinated. Even if 25% of what we’re seeing now is all we’re getting, that would not put hospitals over the limit.
LOS ANGELES - COVID-19 cases in Los Angeles County continue to rise.
The county has been averaging daily new cases between 2,000 and 2,500 over the past week. Numbers like these haven’t been seen since February.
During a meeting with the County Board of Supervisors, Public Health Director Barbara Ferrer said over the past few weeks case rates have risen drastically among unvaccinated people. Cases also rose among vaccinated people, but at a smaller and slower rate.
"Over the period of July 1 through July 16... There were 13,598 cases diagnosed in LA County and unvaccinated people represented 74% of all of the cases, fully vaccinated people represented 26% or 3,592 of the cases," Ferrer stated.
Vaccines are exactly why it wasn't a super spreader event