2600 bro wrote:
You really dont understand the method, conclusion, or implications! It's quite surprising.
The points were:
1: Africa has likely been hit just as hard with COVID as other places, the effects are just harder to see due to young population and terrible death reporting
2 (tangent to current convo): Vaccinating young people makes sense... you repeatedly ignore the fact young people cross paths with the vulnerable. Everything is so simple in your mind, isn't it?
1.) I see what you are trying to claim, but that argument is weak and not really true other than saying those places that did not do anything saw their elderly populations get hit just as hard as places that did. So my point that we should not have done anything still holds, and you are still wrong.
2.) No, it does not make sense. The vulnerable can get the vaccine and be protected, they do not need to young to get vaxed for extra protection. That will just provide more resistance to the virus which will then work its way around the vaccine and thus the older and vulnerable will start dying more and more. Vax only the vulnerable and those who think they are vulnerable is the smart and appropriate measure.