You are cherry picking the specific flu season you want. The average pediatric flu season is 100 to 250 a year.

Also when you are dealing with 5 deaths over 2 years than 1 death will swing your argument the opposite direction.

You are arguing in bad faith.

They are not preventable. Most the children cannot get vaccinated and the vaccination isnt 100% effective.

If it is that tragic than we need to close down schools because most children cannot get vaccinated anyway.

It is not 100% preventable. The vaccine isnt even 100% effective.

I mean I think that's his point

Exactly, 350 pediatric deaths total in almost 2 years. That's exactly the same as flu.

Opinion articles are not evidence.

Ahh, I see you don't know what evidence is.

Of course they will "SAY" that. There is no evidence to prove otherwise why would they not say that. The problem is that only about 50% of people aged 18-24 are vaccinated.

It should be the same as the general population or even lower given that the group that went to Lolla were younger and they have lower vaccination rates.

The requirement to get into Lolla was a vaccine or a negative COVID test.

Show me one confirmed report of Antifa violence in the US. The one I've ever seen is that time a bunch of college kids in black ran Milo off their campus by shouting and throwing stuff.

• ANTIFA member murders Pro-Trump Supporter

• ANTIFA member fire bombs ICE center in Washington.

• ANTIFA throws fire bombs at Seattle Police stations.

• ANTIFA throws fire bombs at police in Portland after 100 days of protests.

• Antifa members talking about using physical violence and other tactics. Notice how they try to disguise the use of force as "self defense".

• Antifa talking about violence they use.

• ANTIFA throw fire bombs and other items during riots on New Years

• ANTIFA attacking Federal Building in Portland

• Department of Homeland Security report on violence in Portland from ANTIFA

• Berkeley Minister Wrestles With Issues Over Antifa Violence

• ANTIFA member gets 6 years in prison for beating a man with a baton.

It's pretty easy to find.

weird that you are unable to click the actual study linked in the thread. have fun

a bunch of fucking morons are still a threat even if they're not organized.

You mean like ANTIFA

Well that was the worst attempt to gas light I've ever seen.

It's referencing the linked study below.

I'm willing to bet that it isn't "hesitancy" with the those who have some high school. They are more likely to be young (under 30) and therefore are probably more apathetic as opposed to hesitant.

While stereotypes about those with higher education levels or certain ethic groups more likely to get the vaccine abound, the new research did not always fit those notions. During the 5-month study period, those with a high school education showed the most movement toward vaccination and away from their previous hesitancy. The eye-opener: By May, the group with PhDs were more hesitant than those with lower educational levels.

Or.. you may be over-exaggerating the risk to children given that the pediatric deaths from COVID are on par with a moderate flu season.

Nice opinion article that proves nothing.

Especially when the S1 tells all the investors that half the user base are bots

That's probably going to go away over the next 10 years. Just a guess.

Podcasts and audio books for days.

They do agree that's why they require a vaccine for chicken pox and not the flu.

There fact that there are less deaths doesn't make it less of a threat. COVID is multiple times more transmissible.

The only reason there is more deaths in a given year with COVID is because the infection rate is exponentially higher than chicken pox. But that's because pox was around for years and years and huge amounts of the population had immunity.

If there as many cases of pox there would be 1000s of pediatric deaths.

By your argument the flu is worse than pox and we still dont force children to take a flu vaccine.

Your argument is just dumb.

The fatality rate for varicella was approximately 1 per 100,000 cases among children age 1 through 14 years, 6 per 100,000 cases among persons age 15 through 19 years, and 21 per 100,000 cases among adults.

For children aged 1 through 19 that is many times higher than covid.