>7 million Germans got the vaccine in Q1 2021. The old and vulnerable got it first and they died like flies. They didn't and they didn't. More than 75 million got the vaccine in Q2. Where were all the "dying like flies" numbers in Q2? You know what is "dose dependent" between these 2 variables? The concentration of Delta variant positive tests. The death figures vary directly with the Delta figures. Not the vaccination rates. There's your correlation. >The Wuhan variant was the deadliest No it wasn't and that's the Alpha variant. The Delta variant, and it's offshoots, were the deadliest variants: https://www.livemint.com/science/health/why-delta-is-the-deadliest-covid-variant-11662993331437.html >Delta was much less harmful and most people who got the Wuhan variant were immune against Delta. Not true and we have the death figures to support this. We have the seroprevalence studies that verifies we did not reach population saturation until end of 2021, early Q1 2022. Here's our seroprevalence data over time: https://www.cdc.gov/mmwr/volumes/71/wr/mm7117e3.htm# Despite seroprevalence, people still died a LOT. Even those previously infected. Because Delta sucked massive donkey ass. Omicron was worse in that it bypassed immunity (both acquired and natural) but it was far less deadly. Some people who were perfectly healthy got sick with Delta and Omicron multiple times.