The only covid metric that matters...

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Death rate in the community is all that matters.

Get deaths below 50K/year in the Us and we are good to go

Denmark did not wait for the entire EU to feel comfortable before ending all Covid restrictions.

Why should Virginia wait for the entire US? Hospitalizations are local-ish.

Equity. If it sucks for one of us, it has to suck for all of us.

Fair. This actually is the United States in 2022 - equal suckage for all.

[Anonymous]

Youngkin did not win any district in Arlington. That matters because, know your audience.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Death rate in the community is all that matters.

Get deaths below 50K/year in the Us and we are good to go

Denmark did not wait for the entire EU to feel comfortable before ending all Covid restrictions.

Why should Virginia wait for the entire US? Hospitalizations are local-ish.

You’re using Denmark as an example?? Yeah that’s turned out well.

[Anonymous]

That's right, and what I'm saying is my audience is wrong. They are wrong note because I say so, but because data and science and reality say so. If you are fully vaccinated, the pandemic is 100% over. 1 in 1 million. The only number that matters.

Again, no one is addressing that statistic. Instead, the focus is on calling me a troll, or telling me know my audience.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:That's right, and what I'm saying is my audience is wrong. They are wrong note because I say so, but because data and science and reality say so. If you are fully vaccinated, the pandemic is 100% over. 1 in 1 million. The only number that matters.

Again, no one is addressing that statistic. Instead, the focus is on calling me a troll, or telling me know my audience.

You're almost right. There are vaccinated and boosted people who are still at risk for severe disease and death. For example, my 97 year old grandmother with multiple comorbidities died from covid complications in January. The problem is that a lot of people in Arlington are acting like they are in the still at-risk subset when they really aren't.