Majority of the population have. You could always look it up no?
63% really doesn't tell you much.
63% of the covid deaths over 7.5 months are fully vaccinated means a heck of a lot.
The vaccines are a joke.
It is difficult, if not impossible, to obtain comparable vaccinated numbers, particularly for something vague like the last 7.5 months.
If 80% had been vaccinated on average over this time period it means the 20% unvaccinated had 37% of the deaths. This would translate into the unvaccinated being 2.35 times more likely to die from Covid than the unvaccinated. (.37/.20)/(.63/.80).
However, it could still be a very low death rate and it doesn’t reflect any offset for deaths from taking the vacinne.
No, the jokes on you...for believing the phony statistics.
From Sen Johnson’s chart...
Since February 2021, there were 750,000 new Covid cases 80% of them (about 600,000) were Delta variant There 2,542 deaths among the cases Most of the victims, 1,613, were fully vaccinated 28% were unvaccinated....
No it doesn't at all. It's completely useless without other information. If a low percentage of the population pool with these results was vaccinated, this would be quite significant indication of the lack of positive effect of a vaccine. If a very high percentage of the population pool from which this data came was vaccinated, then it would indicate the vaccine has not only a positive effect on reducing the death rate from infection, but a potentially very significant one. It appears the fully vaccinated in the UK is 82.5%, so that would indicate the changes of dying from a COVID infection are significantly lower for the vaccinated. 63% of deaths from a pool of 82.5% of population vs. 37% of deaths from 17.5% the population is a quite a significantly lower death rate for the vaccinated.
In addition to the above, "63% of deaths" doesn't indicate what the overall death rate is - has it gone up, or down, over time, per rate of infection? There will be a percentage of deaths no matter how many people are dying overall.
Moreover, the UK almost exclusively has used the AZ vaccine, which is not one of the vaccines used in the US.