And it clearly shows the more you got jabbed the higher percentage of deaths.
Sorry I'm being dense, how does the chart show percentage of deaths based on jabbed or unjabbed status? I believe the data set says the jabbed have a lower death rate from covid than unjabbed. One caveat, the data set does give rates, but they're based on person-years, giving an opportunity to cook the raw data. Here's my reasoning and maybe somebody can tell me where it's wrong....
- On the chart giving raw death counts, the red bar is the sum of the orange and yellow bars, so when comparing the death count for jabbed vs. unjabbed, only the red and green bars are relevant.
- Looking at the May 2023 data, the death counts are correctly shown on the chart. But the stated rate for covid-19 deaths in the data set is:
Unvaxxed: 46.1 per 100,000 person-years
Vaxxed: 22.7 per 100,000 person years
Isn't this saying the vaxxed death rate is lower???
The rate for non-covid deaths in May 2023 is stated as:
Unvaxxed: 901.6 per 100,000 person-years
Vaxxed: 840.6 per 100,000 person years
Close enough to think that vaxx status might have nothing to do with non-covid deaths.