A man in texas today became the first person in the US to die from the new Omicron variant. Two things are true about him;

[WEATHER53]

It’s really not. You just look at the vaccination status of people who are dying from COVID.

The people who die from Covid are countable but that math fact does not transfer onto how many have not died that theoretically would have died

 

[Lastamender]

They contend they can count how many have been saved that would have otherwise died. We are dealing with children

We are being treated like children.

 

[colfax_m]

The people who die from Covid are countable but that math fact does not transfer onto how many have not died that theoretically would have died

Why not? We notice that a lot of people dying are unvaccinated. It perfectly logical that many vaccinated people would have likewise died if not for the vaccine.

 

[RoshawnMarkwees]

what leads you to believe that if the article didnt say??

It’s called a joke.

 

[AzogtheDefiler]

1) He was unvaccinated
2) He had COVID-19 previously and thought that would be enough to protect him.


US Reports First Omicron Death, An Unvaccinated Man From Texas: Report

Texas' Harris County records its first death linked to Omicron variant

Unvaccinated man with health issues in Harris County becomes first omicron death in US

You forgot #3.

He had underlying conditions

 

[BWK]

There's no proof that he could have survived a vaccination.

You don't realize just how you're getting screwed on this one: there is no such thing as "fully vaccinated." Neither in any particular H. sapiens nor in all H. sapiens as a collective. It's a stick-and-carrot concept that does not exist.

Most of these 14,000 patients in Indiana hospitals with Covid are not fully vaccinated. I seriously doubt they want to hear what you have to say right now.

 

[Fort Fun Indiana]

You missed the the third thing that was true about him, he had an
underlying health condition

Lots of people do. But fuck them, right?

Why do you righty nutters think this talking point accomplishes ANYTHING but to make you look like failed humans?

 

[Astrostar]

In Texas, and an unvaccinated victim. No big surprise

 

[Couchpotato]

1) He was unvaccinated
2) He had COVID-19 previously and thought that would be enough to protect him.


US Reports First Omicron Death, An Unvaccinated Man From Texas: Report

Texas' Harris County records its first death linked to Omicron variant

Unvaccinated man with health issues in Harris County becomes first omicron death in US

So this guy is the first recorded person to get COVID twice and all you people depending on the vax to save you should be super worried.

 

[EvilCat Breath]

You forgot #3.

He had underlying conditions

Underlying conditions that killed him.

 

[EvilCat Breath]

Doesn't matter. He got COVID..again.
Kinda blows the whole "natural immunity" argument out of the water.

Omicron is not stopped by prior infections or vaccines. You should know this by now.

 

[Fort Fun Indiana]

Omicron is not stopped by prior infections or vaccines. You should know this by now.

Liar. Both offer some protection.

 

[HereWeGoAgain]

I know people who have had C19 4 times.

My best Buddy came down with it 4 days ago and it hasn't got worse.
He says it feels like a bad cold or mild flu.
He's pushing 60 and is in reasonably good health.

 

[theHawk]

That is not what the article states. It states that he died from the variant and that Omicron now accounts for 73% of new cases.

WRONG. That number is a “revised estimate”.

The actual sequencing data done on Dec 11th showed only 3% of cases were Omicron.

Omicron now makes up almost 3% of U.S. Covid cases, according to the CDC

A week prior, the variant represented less than 1% of samples analyzed by the CDC.

www.cnbc.com

But we’re supposed to believe it’s magically “73%” after a week.

 

[eagle1462010]

Nope, just another win for the death cult.

Have you kneeled and worshipped you god and savior Fau Chi and PHARMA today. They are very proud of you.

 

[eagle1462010]

Doesn't matter. He got COVID..again.
Kinda blows the whole "natural immunity" argument out of the water.

If you take a jab for the Flu from 3 years ago will you be surprised if you got the Flu this year.

Let me see here.............

 

[Fort Fun Indiana]

But we’re supposed to believe it’s magically “73%” after a week.

Why would that be "magic", professor? Why do you think you know anything at all about any of this?

 

[theHawk]

Why would that be "magic", professor? Why do you think you know anything at all about any of this?

It’s magic because it’s not science. The actual science showed it was 3%.

 

[iceberg]

Nope, just another win for the death cult.

says the person in here celebrating death

 

[Billy_Bob]

1) He was unvaccinated
2) He had COVID-19 previously and thought that would be enough to protect him.


US Reports First Omicron Death, An Unvaccinated Man From Texas: Report

Texas' Harris County records its first death linked to Omicron variant

Unvaccinated man with health issues in Harris County becomes first omicron death in US

#3 He had an underlying health condition dealing with his immune and cardiac systems.

This guy died from a heart attack. Because he contracted Omicron, they are blaming it rather than the suppressed immune system and his heart conditions which made him high risk.

Like a bunch of idiots told to look here at the shiny object...