NY vs ON

[TeeJay]

NY 566 daily cases in a population of 19 million
ON 586 daily cases in a population of 14 million

NY has been fully opened since summer
ON has had hard lockdown in Peel/Toronto since Nov (8 months closed, even longer restricted)

NY has no state border restrictions
ON has closed provincial borders

NY has vaccinated 55.6% of population
ON has vaccinated 60.8% of population

So how exactly does a lockdown "work"?

COVID-19

covid19vaccine.health.ny.gov

https://health-infobase.canada.ca/covid-19/vaccination-coverage

 

[canada-man]

lockdowns are based on operation lockstep printed by the treasonous rockefeller foundation

 

[idcloak]

NY total deaths from Covid - 53,828
ON total deaths from Covid - 8,950

NY Current Active Covid cases (as of yesterday) - 309,961
ON Current Active Covid cases (as of yesterday) - 5,841

NY Total number of Covid cases - 2,162,294
ON Total number of Covid cases - 539,153

And this is exactly how lockdowns work, and the difference is staggering.
This shows what a dramatic difference lockdowns (even a mediocre one) can make.

As for current numbers in NY, remember the high number of people infected with natural immunity + vaccinated population allow them to reopen.
Even then, the high current number of active cases in NY is quite surprising and puzzling.

 

[superstar_88]

another thread started by TJ and another thread he gets shot down again.

 

[TeeJay]

another thread started by TJ and another thread he gets shot down again.

Being shot down by a cross eyed marksman incapable of reading or comprehension is not really the same thing as you seem to think it is

I already know the answer but did either of you look at the similarities in numbers?
The fact they are nearly identical between a location that has been open for months vs a place locked down for months speaks for itself

 

[lenny2]

NY has been fully opened since summer

No, it hasn't.

COVID-19 pandemic in New York City - Wikipedia

en.wikipedia.org

 

[lenny2]

High population density NYC, which was an early pandemic hotspot, may have a much higher percentage of people with natural immunity from being infected than low population density Ontario. In which case NYC is likely much closer to herd immunity than Ontario and therefore more protected in that regard.

Furthermore, NYC has had the benefit of getting its people vaccinated before Canada. Canada only recently has been catching up very quickly. So the USA has been benefitting in that regard as well.

 

[Anbarandy]

High population density NYC, which was an early pandemic hotspot, may have a much higher percentage of people with natural immunity from being infected than low population density Ontario. In which case NYC is likely much closer to herd immunity than Ontario and therefore more protected in that regard.

Furthermore, NYC has had the benefit of getting its people vaccinated before Canada. Canada only recently has been catching up very quickly. So the USA has been benefitting in that regard as well.

No way, uh huh, can't be, makes way too much sense to be valid.