Means it is far safer than not getting vaccinated. You are hundreds of times more likely to die from covid-19 than from the vaccine. And if not enough people get vaccinated you WILL catch covid-19 soon.
Then look at all of the numbers and you find that red states have overall higher infection and death rates, even while being generally far less densely populated.
Wait, negative as in lower numbers, or negative as on bad?
"Rates" covers that.
You've followed along to all this the past 2 years, posted in here countless times, and then say this? Have you missed how often things are posted in rates/per? And how they're rarely ever posted in a total percentage of population?
I think the point was that in less densely populated areas there is more distance between people and less contact hence less infection. I've heard a multitude of epidemiologists stress this and it makes sense.
I've been lucky. I've only known two people to get infected and only one of them was vaccinated although both are now. No one has died on my watch not even those with seriously compromised immune systems in my dialysis unit. There have been some deaths in the VA hospital but I have no idea who they were.
Didn't say that.
