Only 1 out of 573 People Took "Bivalent Boosters" -- In a State Without Vaccine Mandates

Bivalent Boosters Available, but NOT mandated in Florida

A very uplifting post to end the weekend.

In terrible news for Covid vaccine enthusiasts, only 1 out of 573 residents of Florida took the new safe and effective bivalent booster, extensively tested on 8 mice and fully approved by “science”.

Considering that Florida’s population is 21,220,000 people, this works out to one out of 573 Floridians taking the new and improved science juice. The rest decided to pass for now.

Bivalent Covid vaccine uptake is moribund everywhere. Only 4.4 million doses were administered in the entire USA. This works out to 1.3% of Americans (one person out of 76) taking the bivalent boosters. Reminder, our Federal government purchased, and printed money to pay for, 171 million doses.

Why is the uptake of the bivalent booster, per 1,000 persons, greater in the USA as a whole than in Florida? The boosters are surely available to any Florida resident, right? The reason is that in other places, some holdouts keep vaccine mandates, demanding hapless young people to take Covid vaccines, and in Florida, such mandates are banned.

Left of the Left @FormerDem__

@ACHA_Tweets Fordham NYC now requires 2nd bivalent booster for all students/staff, will disenroll remove from campus if not compliant. Fordham is ONLY univ in NYS with this requirement. brownstone.org/articles/an-up… @MaxBlumenthal @jacksonhinklle @ggreenwald @jimmy_dore @TuckerCarlson

brownstone.orgAn Update on College Mandates ⋆ Brownstone InstituteColleges have known since mid-2021 that COVID-19 vaccines do not prevent infection or reduce the community spread. In addition, college students are not at high risk for severe illness or hospitalization from COVID-19, yet they are forced to risk potential adverse events when they are stripped of th…

Go to at www.nocollegemandates.com to fight these stupid, and deadly, mandates.

So, just running the math, had there not been remaining mandates to take the boosters, instead of one out of 76 Americans taking the bivalent, only one of 573 would take it — of SEVEN TIMES FEWER. The same is happening in Germany, by the way.

Such is the time that we live in — only one out of 573 Americans still believes in science.

Is that good or bad? And is that even science?