tshrimp
Diamond Member
I haven't disputed that blacks are also reluctant to take the vaccine. That can easily be seen in the source I provided you with, the one that we BOTH used. It also shows that blacks are more likely to be vaccinated than Republicans, as I claimed.
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KFF COVID-19 Vaccine Monitor: June 2021 | KFF
This report shows a slowdown in self-reported COVID-19 vaccination rates, with 65% of adults saying in June that they’ve gotten at least one dose of a COVID-19 vaccine. The report also examines the role of employers in encouraging and incentivizing workers to get vaccinated and parents' vaccine...www.kff.org
You said that my claim was wrong. Stating that you "don't care" now after saying it was "not correct" makes it seem like you're back-pedaling. Are you able to show that my claim is wrong or not?
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You didn't go back far enough...
I added the black community.
And then you decided to make it about republican vs the black community when all I was doing is adding another group that has been reluctant to take the vaccine.
As you can see, I then state it doesn't change anything. Meaning it doesn't matter. I then point out that you are not correct and showed you proof.
You then took a link from the article and focus on the survey portion for the black community instead of the CDC statistics. I decided to try and move away from the republican vs black debate on who has taken the vaccine more because it was not as important to the topic at hand. And you accuse me of back peddling. So I will come back to that if is the discussion you like. Per the link I provided earlier, the CDC shows 9% of blacks have been vaccinated in the US. How many republicans have been vaccinated ... 59%.
Now that you have gone back to this, since you think it is the most important topic at hand for some odd reason, I will be glad to revisit.
Not just Republicans: Young people, minorities less likely to get vaxxed
CDC data shows 9 percent of black Americans are fully vaccinated
59% of republican's have been vaccinated.
41% of Republicans still refuse COVID-19 shots.
59%>9%.
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