Younger, unvaccinated Hoosiers driving uptick in cases

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7 thoughts on “Younger, unvaccinated Hoosiers driving uptick in cases

  1. …..and this is shocking how exactly??? Good thing we got all the 60-80+ year old’s their shots first to ensure economic recovery happens quickly…..oh wait….that’s right…..that age group hasn’t driven the economy in almost 3 decades.

    1. So are you suggesting that economic recovery is more important than protecting the elderly of dying from Covid-19? Just because they may no longer drive the economy doesn’t mean they’re unimportant. Who exactly do you think built the economy you have today? I hope when I’m old that people don’t think my life is worth less than the young.

  2. Math: 1.2 million vaccinated / 6.8 million residents = 17.6% of population vaccinated. 1.2 million is 23% of 5.2 million.

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    Now, maybe, children under a certain age are excluded, so it’s possible that 23% of the ADULT population is vaccinated. But that should be made clear in the story.

  3. Many seniors continue to work well past 65 retirement age because they need to and are able to as many employers welcome workers that show up every day on time, not under the influence of substances, willing to do their jobs without complaining. These are the basics that many millennials and Gen Z individuals are not willing to adopt which is holding them back from earning steady incomes, and leaving employers with many positions unfilled. The Boomers continue to “drive the economy”.

    1. Fundamentally not true…

      Millennials have been shown time and time again to work nearly 40% more annually than the boomer generation, and at only 62% of the pay!

      Maybe if the boomers had not destroyed the economy, they would not have to still be working…

  4. Whoa. The reason to put elders first in line for vaccines is their higher likelihood of dying. Let’s not forget that while we wage intergenerational war, gentlemen.

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