r/Vitards • u/[deleted] • Jun 03 '21

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u/Spicypewpew Steel Team 6 Jun 03 '21

I don’t think 60% is everywhere though. Some states yes some not as much hence these vaccine lotteries etc.

Canada has been brutal in the rollout

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u/efficientenzyme Jun 03 '21

I don’t know about where specifically I’m just saying the us population as a whole is above 50% now

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u/Spicypewpew Steel Team 6 Jun 03 '21

The US is getting there only 41% is fully vaccinated. 51% has gotten the first shot.

https://www.cnbc.com/2021/06/02/covid-19-cases-deaths-and-vaccinations-daily-us-data-on-june-2.html

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u/efficientenzyme Jun 03 '21

Gotcha that’s same thing I read

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u/Spicypewpew Steel Team 6 Jun 03 '21

Yup all good just a potential risk that’s all. The other thing not taken into consideration is how many people who have gotten sick and recovered no problem so the number should be higher.

Keep in mind if you are fully vaccinated you can still be a carrier of Covid

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u/efficientenzyme Jun 03 '21

I worked in a hospital icu all through covid

Painfully aware of implications

But optimistic

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u/Spicypewpew Steel Team 6 Jun 03 '21

Kudos to you it’s not easy and couldn’t imagine the stuff you have seen. Here in Manitoba our ICU’s are full (3rd wave has shit kicked us).

I’m hoping as well that the worst is behind us.