tshrimp
Diamond Member
First off, it isn't back on track as it is not the topic of the thread. I tried to put it back on track, but you insisted on this.Excellent. We're back on track. You made the claim that I'm wrong, so I think you should be able to show me I'm wrong. Seems reasonable, right?
Let's start with the fact that you're using two different sources. This raises questions in terms of what exactly was asked. One might look at vaccinated ADULTS while the other looks at vaccinated PEOPLE. They're also taken at different times which raises other comparison issues. They also might be asking the questions differently. So instead of dealing with all of those factors, how about we just go apples to apples? Seems reasonable to me. Just remove those unknowns.
Let's take a look at your second source that states: 41% of Republicans still refuse COVID-19 shots.
Here's a screen shot of the headline:
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If you look closely, you can find the source that they're using at the bottom of that image. Marista polls tend to be pretty comprehensive so I figured we could get an apples-apples comparison by just referring to their source.
You can find it here: Home of the Marist Poll | Polls, Analysis, Learning, and More
Go to the May 4 through May 10 one. Still with me? Once there, we can find the overall results. I highlighted a few parts. You can see the numbers in the headline. Further below, you can see the vaccination rate for black people.
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And once again, the overall results in YOUR source still agree with me. The black community is more likely to be vaccinated than Republicans. That's two sources of yours that confirm what I said. Are you going to discredit your own source again?
No you cannot look at it that via a poll when it comes to race. Race information is collected by the CDC, so can get the exact number which is 9%. With party affiliation, you cannot since they do not collect that data, so you have to go to a poll to gather that data. Please provide me with actual statistical data on race for the black community instead of a poll. For political affiliation, I am good with a poll as that is going to be the only choice you have unfortunately.
Therefore. 59% is still greater than 9%.