Will you take an approved COVID-19 vaccine?

I didn't post that data to make that point, but I do believe it makes more sense to vaccinate at-risk people only, in particular if the current vaccines don't prevent infection to an adequate degree. I believe that this is what will happen, essentially, via boosters. Only at-risk people will be given boosters.

Again, I'm not making that meme mistake. I keep telling you....proportion! 😅

Why does it matter what the relative CFR for the vaccinated is?

Despite your refusal to draw a conclusion, the clear implication of what you're choosing to highlight on what is essentially an antivax thread is that vaccines don't reduce death from Delta in the under 50s. That is clearly nonsense.

I've said MANY times on this thread my position. And that is that vaccines are proven to reduce symptoms, in variants examined so far in trial.

The trials did not determine that they reduce infection, and did not determine that they reduce deaths, for any variant. I and you both do not know the extent to which they've reduced death in under 50s.

This is just pure anti-vax nonsense now, not even thinly veiled.

The moderators seem to have left the forums to die at this point.

You're repeating lies that vaccines don't prevent deaths and don't prevent infection and transmission, both are demonstrably false statements to make, but it is pretty much expected from you at this point.

Surely if you remain absolutely confident in your position, you would welcome the opportunity to debate? Why are you seeking censorship of a position different to your own?

The things you're asking for are sensible, but some are impossible to determine from the data above, and some are impossible to determine in the population. Hopefully more analysis is done by researchers in this regard.

Again, I'm not reaching any conclusions. I just said that a higher proportion of fully vaccinated people who present with symptomatic infection by Delta, are dying in the UK, compared to the proportion of unvaccinated people who present with symptomatic infection by Delta.

The reason I said this is because somebody made light of the death of an unvaccinated person and implied that the deaths of unvaccinated people will continue. I'm pointing out that we're all, vaccinated and unvaccinated, in the same boat. We shouldn't be cocky about matters like this.

I could have been more precise, although "due to the delta variant" I think sufficiently implies symptomatic infection and COVID-19. I don't know if anybody dies from a respiratory illness without respiratory symptoms? But fair enough, I should have gone into more detail.

Ok well my other posts are more clear I think that I'm speaking about those who become symptomatic such that they need to get tested

They're significant because they raise a number of questions that will need to be answered, e.g., most obvious, why are a higher proportion of symptomatic fully vaccinated under 50s dying? What does this imply if we had 100% vaccination coverage for under 50s? What is the risk profile of those people? Did they have the same risk of dying unvaccinated due to comorbidities? Why is the proportion of deaths for over 50s almost double for those who receive 2 vaccines, vs 21 days after 1 vaccine, just due to time/exposure, or waning immunity? And on and on. These numbers will feed into public health policies in the UK and elsewhere.

Haven't got it and don't intend too either. I have been safe all this time while out mingling with people even during lockdown. I ain't even had a sniffle in all this time. Know no one who has died from it or became very ill. I have known people to test poistive but nothing wrong with them.