I had some trouble working out what you meant at first and I am still not sure if I have it 100% but if you are implying all the talk about C19 and all the vaccines etc are nonsense, then I don't think the science backs you up.
I've been collecting some stats (as has countess on here) and one interesting report I read in October.
Part of it said:
Of the 1,100 deaths recorded in the past three months, 49 per cent had not received three doses of the vaccine.
Now you may answer, ha! That means that 51% had received 3 doses.
True.
But the thing is, something like 97% of the adult population has been vaccinated. If you expected the vaccine to make no difference to mortality rates, then the unvaccinated should, surely, only make up about 3-5% of the death rate, at most.
49% means the unvaxxed are massively over represented in the death rates.
I personally don't think vaccination is stopping people getting covid, necessarily. Most vaccines weren't developed for the current strains. But I do think they are helping to keep a lot of people from dying.
If you are under 50 and healthy, the chances are good that you will survive covid but it is like any other disease, the older you get, the more vulnerable you might be because you often have other conditions as well.
