[DoodleDawg]

80% of Maine is vaccinated.

Which may explain why Maine has 1000 COVID deaths and a state like Mississippi has 9300.

[LilFarmer]

Maine is just starting their wave, Mississippi is on the downswing of theirs. An accurate comparison will be when Maine finishes their wave.

Plus, Mississippi has 1.6 million more people than Maine so you have to look at deaths per million, not total.

[DuncanWaring]

Or maybe it’s because Maine’s got 50,000 people who are likely to be very deficient in Vitamin D, and Mississippi has a million of them.

[Antoninus]

Which may explain why Maine has 1000 COVID deaths and a state like Mississippi has 9300.

Or not. Maine had far fewer COVID deaths than Mississippi in 2020 even before the jab campaign began. It's interesting to note that Maine's 7-day average right now is 3 deaths per day. Back in September of 2020 when 0% of the population was jabbed, the rate was 0 deaths per day.

So you were saying?

[Macoozie]

“Maine has 1000 COVID deaths and a state like Mississippi has 9300.”

Maybe Ole Miss also has lots of Fat Boys and Fat Gals with High BP , Diabetes and Asthma? Maybe the Great North Woods has a bit of a heartier soul?

Or is it just that the ChiCom WuHu is RAAAAYSSSSSSISSSSTTT?

[MNJohnnie]

Total deaths, including the the year the vaccinations were not widely available

But I know, you simply cannot not behave like a rational adult, rather then a total infantile clown, every time you post.

[Steven Scharf]

80% of Maine is vaccinated.
Which may explain why Maine has 1000 COVID deaths and a state like Mississippi has 9300.

Has nothing to do with it. 80% of the deaths were pre-vaccine.

[Chickensoup]

Maine population 1.2 million

Mississippi population 3 million