San Diego: Majority of COVID Positive/Hospitalized are Vaccinated!

[The Duke]

https://www.kusi.com/more-vaccinated-people-tested-positive-for-covid-19-than-unvaccinated-in-san-diego-county/

There were 3,000 new cases of COVID-19 in San Diego this past week.
- 1,591 breakthrough cases
- 1,334 cases among the not fully vaccinated.
54% of cases in San Diego were from fully vaccinated individuals.

[The Duke]

https://images.app.goo.gl/5xfSVWP9ZuQ9S1i56

Proof that Scripps has a POLICY not to test the vaccinated for COVID. But they test the unvaxed, and if they are positive, regardless of what they are in hospital for, they become a COVID hospitalization and count towards the statistic that 99% of COVID hospitalizations are unvaccinated. Horrendous!

[anthonyca]

Somebody screen shot and record all this before is dissappears.

[Libertarian777]

What the F is this. They are lying to us about 99% of COVID patients being unvaccinated!!

"Leaked hospital details on vaccinated patients! Anyone want to guess why “99% of all hospitalized patients with #COVID19 are unvaccinated!” ?

Because it’s policy NOT to test vaccinated people when they come in."

80% of San Diego's "eligible" population is vaccinated. That's 2,274,000 vaccinated San Diegans. The County's population is 3.4 million people....more if you count illegals that don't show up in the census. That means at least 1,126,000 unvaccinated San Diegans according to CDC records.

64.7% of the entire population is vaccinated, but 54% those testing COVID positive are FULLY VACCINATED. And this number is also skewed because in most cases, only the unvaccinated are required to take COVID tests....the vaccinated are given a pass on this, since I guess they can't get COVID.

https://www.kusi.com/more-vaccinated-people-tested-positive-for-covid-19-than-unvaccinated-in-san-diego-county/

There were 3,000 new cases of COVID-19 in San Diego this past week.
- 1,591 breakthrough cases
- 1,334 cases among the not fully vaccinated.
54% of cases in San Diego were from fully vaccinated individuals.

like i said.. every week someone will post something like this.

using provided data: in the last week.
1,334 unvaccinated / 1,126,000 = 0.1% unvaccinated are getting infected per week
1,591 vaccinated / 2,274,000 = 0.07% vaccinated getting infected per week

so 43% higher infection rate in unvaccinated. Note also vaccinated tend to be older (under 12 are de facto unvaccinated; but also don't get or spread covid that much). Which implies the unvaccinated rate for adults is higher still.

Remember if we were at 100% vaccinated , 100% of hospitalizations would be vaccinated.
The question is whether vaccination reduces DEATH (which it does).
It does NOT seem to reduce infections, and has only marginal effect on hospitalizations (although 43% of hospitalizations for Covid are actually for something else, even for unvaccinated).

Yes I agree vaccines are waning and this number will eventually cross over, but lets keep our comparisons correct or you have no leg in your argument.

[diveRN]

I'm not sure if relevant or not, but our admitting doctors were asked by administration to omit vaccine status when writing a patient's admission history and physical for patients being admitted for Covid pneumonia. The H&P is typically the first record/document produced by a physician in the medical record for an admitted patient.

They used to write something like, "Mrs. Jones is a 50YO female being admitted for Covid 19 pneumonia, acute hypoxic respiratory failure, etc, etc.. Mrs Jones had both doses of Pfizer vaccine in early 2021. (or) Mrs Jones has not been vaccinated." No more.

Not sure why the top floor put the brakes on this practice, but a memo went out to all licensed staff and various administrators late last week. No explanation given. I'm keeping my head down and not asking any questions for now. They've held off and given staff a wide berth with regard to declining the vaccine so I don't want to upset that apple cart.

As someone who reviews mortality cases, I see a lot of vaccinated folks who die of Covid, in spite of them having had the vaccine.

[ACfixer]

Not that I doubt you OP, but the chart in the same link doesn't really support that claim does it?

[wpage]

Not that I doubt you OP, but the chart in the same link doesn't really support that claim does it?

^^^^
True

[the_tunaman]

I’ve posted it before and will continue to do so until this BS dies a horrible death… I get the statistics from the wife nearly every day, and they only started half-azzed tracking of vax status a couple of months ago now, but her hospital (one of the largest in the IE) has consistently had a majority of their admissions attributed to vaxxed individuals… typically running ~55%.

Also, their current patient count is extremely low… there were 10 admitted patients as of the other day, in spite of the dramatic reports of a huge spike being touted by the media outlets.

The sheeple eat the crap up.

[LazyJ]

Not that I doubt you OP, but the chart in the same link doesn't really support that claim does it?

i agree

[The Duke]

like i said.. every week someone will post something like this.

using provided data: in the last week.
1,334 unvaccinated / 1,126,000 = 0.1% unvaccinated are getting infected per week
1,591 vaccinated / 2,274,000 = 0.07% vaccinated getting infected per week

so 43% higher infection rate in unvaccinated. Note also vaccinated tend to be older (under 12 are de facto unvaccinated; but also don't get or spread covid that much). Which implies the unvaccinated rate for adults is higher still.

Remember if we were at 100% vaccinated , 100% of hospitalizations would be vaccinated.
The question is whether vaccination reduces DEATH (which it does).
It does NOT seem to reduce infections, and has only marginal effect on hospitalizations (although 43% of hospitalizations for Covid are actually for something else, even for unvaccinated).

Yes I agree vaccines are waning and this number will eventually cross over, but lets keep our comparisons correct or you have no leg in your argument.

They (kids) don't get COVID? Got any school aged kids in your life? One of my daughters has kids in the Vista school district and my nephew has kids in Oceanside. They 'get' COVID like crazy. The positives are keeping the kids home all the time....way more than any group of adults I'm aware of.

And I'm not disputing that the vaccines are reducing deaths in vulnerable populations. But to force vaccinations on people to prevent them from being spreaders is just garbage. If you think getting the jab will make you less likely to die, then that's your personal decision. But if you think it is making the world a safer place, you are lying to yourself and others.

[SPUTTER]

Not that I doubt you OP, but the chart in the same link doesn't really support that claim does it?

It's very difficult to gauge the truth because the CDC has defined fully vaccinated as two weeks after the second dose. Furthermore, this data is in contradiction of what's coming out of the UK, Qatar, Singapore and other nations. They've been saying for some time now that the efficacy is diminishing and a third dose will be needed.

[FNH5-7]

From back in July:

[ACfixer]

It's very difficult to gauge the truth because the CDC has defined fully vaccinated as two weeks after the second dose. Furthermore, this data is in contradiction of what's coming out of the UK, Qatar, Singapore and other nations. They've been saying for some time now that the efficacy is diminishing and a third fifth dose will be needed.

Yeah I can't get a straight answer anywhere it seems, except this "vaccine" is nearly worthless. Or worse.

[Rottentofu]

like i said.. every week someone will post something like this.

using provided data: in the last week.
1,334 unvaccinated / 1,126,000 = 0.1% unvaccinated are getting infected per week
1,591 vaccinated / 2,274,000 = 0.07% vaccinated getting infected per week

so 43% higher infection rate in unvaccinated. Note also vaccinated tend to be older (under 12 are de facto unvaccinated; but also don't get or spread covid that much). Which implies the unvaccinated rate for adults is higher still.

Remember if we were at 100% vaccinated , 100% of hospitalizations would be vaccinated.
The question is whether vaccination reduces DEATH (which it does).
It does NOT seem to reduce infections, and has only marginal effect on hospitalizations (although 43% of hospitalizations for Covid are actually for something else, even for unvaccinated).

Yes I agree vaccines are waning and this number will eventually cross over, but lets keep our comparisons correct or you have no leg in your argument.

Do you have substantial proof of this claim? Most people survived COVID anyways without vax. How do you know whether its your own immune system doing the job or the vax?

[sbo80]

using provided data: in the last week.
1,334 unvaccinated / 1,126,000 = 0.1% unvaccinated are getting infected per week
1,591 vaccinated / 2,274,000 = 0.07% vaccinated getting infected per week

Unless you accept the OP's claim that they aren't testing all people who are vaccinated, therefore all people who are vaccinated who have COVID don't actually show up in that statistic, as they are uncounted. The claim is the data is faulty to begin with. There's LOTS of obvious BS statistics floating around, I can't say whether this one is or not, but it makes one skeptical.