Link? Because the quote I found says “‘If you are up to date with your vaccines and if you get treated if you have a breakthrough infection, your risk of dying from Covid is now close to zero,’ Jha said.” (CNBC)
Where did you find that he said we could eliminate ALL COVID deaths?
And this is really a digression from the start of the thread, which seems to imply that there’s some vast increase in young people dying unexpectedly since the vaccine rollout. I have yet to see that claim backed up with any data.
Do we have to walk you through it?
Concept #1:
If you are up to date with your vaccines and if you get treated if you have a breakthrough infection, your risk of dying from Covid is now close to zeroThat's the statement YOU Googled. For all intents and purposed, the risk appears to be so small, it's not even given in the quote.
Concept #2:
...we would eliminate all covid deaths if everyone got the bivalent boosterThat's the paraphrased comment you're arguing against being real because nobody spoon-fed you a link.
How, exactly, is a near-zero death rate from Covid (caveats included) any different from "we would eliminate all covid deaths" with almost the same caveats?
The context for both are almost identical sans the treatment mentioned in one vs. the other. One might argue that "near zero" is not identical to "eliminate all" -- meaning the number zero. However, to have a death rate expressed in terms of "near zero" gives the impression of a less than 1% risk . It is insignificant.
You're arguing about a health professional's comments that the Covid death rate is near zero, saying that's not the same as eliminating all covid deaths.
Is this really the massive forum debate victory you imagine it to be?