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data being released by UK gov't showing that over 70% of all COVID deaths in that country are from the fully vaccinated.

Regarding daily Covid case rates remaining steadily high across the UK, an article from the Guardian last week delved into the British public’s dispiritedly decreasing alarm toward Covid’s continuing circulation through the national population.

“We’re in a phase where we still have large numbers of people dying from this disease,” said Linda Bauld, professor of public health at the University of Edinburgh. “But it has gone into the background. We’ve become used to something that has not gone away. I think there’s been a desensitisation to the mortality.”

“As a disease shifts from an initial pandemic phase to an endemic illness, the data curves outlining its spread become less precipitous. And psychologists say this steady stream of daily deaths – although the UK is now on an upwards trajectory – tends to feel less alarming than the rises we witnessed in the first year of the pandemic.”

"However, there is disagreement even among health professionals about what an acceptable “steady state” would be for Covid. “Some still support a zero Covid model, with an aim of having no cases, while others are accepting of the current situation, in which we have about 40,000 cases,” said Andrew Goddard, president of the Royal College of Physicians. “We have all accepted – doctors included – 10,000 deaths from flu each year so this tells us much about what we might accept with regard to Covid, although the impact on the most deprived parts of society and on certain ethnic minorities may reduce tolerance for such levels.”

"To some, the lack of public reaction to the ongoing death rate is bewildering. “It feels very surreal that we are just accepting the current infection rates. No one is making a fuss about it, but well over 100 people are dying every day due to Covid,” said Kit Yates, a senior lecturer in mathematics at the University of Bath."

https://www.theguardian.com/world/2021/oct/15/why-britons-are-tolerating-sky-high-covid-rates-and-why-this-may-not-last

That graph is misleading AF...

They're trying to scare people with that graph, whereas the attached shows a different story altogether.

Oh….. so it not someone’s fault who is an elected official???  I get it now.  Wow.  So different than what was POUNDED into our heads everyday for a year, and again recently when there were spikes in “ certain” states. 

Deaths are scientifically explained?  Not just in certain locations? US Deaths are not the fault of certain elected officials anymore like they were in 2020, even though they are higher now?

Well… so convenient. 

but, OU Sucks is always correct

Stick to policy discussion please.  There are ways to state your point of view, without this kind of stuff.  And you're smart enough to know it.  Simply trying to bash "the other team" isn't welcome on this thread.  And you're smart enough to know that, too.