Okay there are several errors above.
First, case count has lost relevance. 6 mos ago if you had a severe cough and ran a fever for several days, you likely went to get tested. If you’re vaccinated and you have those symptoms, you’re not going to get tested because you think you’re bulletproof. If there are no tests, there can’t be a positive test and without a positive test there is no “case” in the count. The vaccines were not designed to stop infections. They were designed to stop serious disease. So . . . case count won’t tell us anything. People won’t have a swab shoved up their nose if they think they are bulletproof. Only daily deaths tell us much. They are currently above last year’s low and appear to have ended decline.
You could be injecting placebo into people and the case count would fall.
Next, no, California’s sub 30 measurement didn’t come because they have beaten the virus. They had a death count of 83 last Tuesday. And 54 the Tuesday before that.
LA posted nothing today and they are typically 25-30 dead per day.
And lastly, everyone, look at the death graph. The decline slope was established mid January before there were nearly any vaccines into arms, certainly none “fully vaccinated”. The slope established, the vaccines flooded out and . . . the slope didn’t change. It should have gone vertical as the elderly targets were made bulletproof and that has not happened. The reverse has happened. The slope flattened. It’s horizontal now.
Very very difficult to explain how that’s possible.
The COVIDidos from south of the border?
“…The vaccines were not designed to stop infections. They were designed to stop serious disease….”
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Regarding your first sentence… Wrong! Both mRNA vaccines STOP at least 90% of infections. And if you’re not infected, you can’t infect others. Reality.
Regarding your 2nd sentence… True. Of the 10% of infections not stopped, about 50% are asymptomatIc. Of the symptomatic “breakthrough” cases, close to 100% are mild (i.e., not requiring hospitalization or ending in death). Reality.