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Reply to "DC is dead last in percentage of residents vaccinated."
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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Of course I understand the statistics, but the metric isn't really that valuable.[b] It's not a zero sum game in which every shot only benefits the recipient.[/b] The more vaccine that goes into the DMV, the better. The fact that we have porous borders with MD and VA means that we are all interdependent. I[b] don't give a crap where my kid's teachers sleep at night as long as they get their damned shots and our DC school will finally open up.[/b] There is a similar issue with a large percentage of NY shots going to NJ residents who come into NYC to work. [/quote] I can't think of a single person who don't want teachers (who are in person) to be priority. But PP - if you are a DC resident - you must understand that Bowser's stats and benchmarks for reopening schools fully and allowing HS sports for example, are based partially on hospitalizations. As we all know - hospitalizations are going way down due, in part to vaccines. So, it is worth noting that the folks in DC hospitals are NOT necessarily residents of the city much like a large portion of DC allocated vaccines went to VA/MD residents. And unless hospitalizations are going down - your child will not be in school 5 days with his/her teachers in person. [/quote] Okay, but I fail to see what could be done differently? Force hospitals to break out cases by residency and then open schools based on the percentage of DC residents hospitalized? That seems stupid. It goes back to the same idea that the DMV is in many ways a single region that happens to cross state lines.[/quote] Why is collecting data and basing policy on it "stupid"? You collect every kind of info from people in hospitals. You can't record and tally their home state??[/quote]
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