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<blockquote data-quote="dmac1" data-source="post: 4986483" data-attributes="member: 60252">700k in the US have died from covid. That is current numbers, out of the current 340 million population.&nbsp; That is seven dead out of every 3400 people. And the 5 of people dying has remained nearly constant among the infected. Treatments may have improved, but the delta variant is harder to treat, so the number of dying is not improving much. After the first couple months, treatments were already pretty much established, and most of the dead have occurred after those treatments were being used. And because only the unvaccinated are dying (except for 0.01), the death rate among the unvaccinated is at least double&nbsp; the death rate as the average, and the vaccinated have an almost 0% death rate from covid. That is one dead American out of less than every&nbsp; 500 people. If the entire population gets the virus, it projects to at least double since less than half has had the virus. You cite the vaccine as a &#039;treatment&#039; but are promoting NOT taking it, and increasing your risk of dying. Yep- that is reasonable.700,000 dead among 150,000,000 unvaccinated people is a death rate from covid of about 1 in every 200 unvaccinated, in just over 1 year since the virus really started spreading in mid 2020. Stay unvaccinated for 10years, and the deaths will be ten times as many.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="dmac1, post: 4986483, member: 60252"] 700k in the US have died from covid. That is current numbers, out of the current 340 million population. That is seven dead out of every 3400 people. And the 5 of people dying has remained nearly constant among the infected. Treatments may have improved, but the delta variant is harder to treat, so the number of dying is not improving much. After the first couple months, treatments were already pretty much established, and most of the dead have occurred after those treatments were being used. And because only the unvaccinated are dying (except for 0.01), the death rate among the unvaccinated is at least double the death rate as the average, and the vaccinated have an almost 0% death rate from covid. That is one dead American out of less than every 500 people. If the entire population gets the virus, it projects to at least double since less than half has had the virus. You cite the vaccine as a 'treatment' but are promoting NOT taking it, and increasing your risk of dying. Yep- that is reasonable. 700,000 dead among 150,000,000 unvaccinated people is a death rate from covid of about 1 in every 200 unvaccinated, in just over 1 year since the virus really started spreading in mid 2020. Stay unvaccinated for 10years, and the deaths will be ten times as many. [/QUOTE]

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