On July 10th, there were 127 deaths and the 7-day moving average of deaths was 170. On July 30th - 20 days later - the 7-day moving average was 308 with 451 deaths reported that day. 1) Are you telling me that those 451 people are nothing to care about? What if one of them was one of your loved ones? 451 per day is over 160k per year, 4x the number of people in the US who die in vehicle accidents (how's that for context?). 160k deaths per year is nothing to be concerned about? That's not "surging"? B) What about the people who are immunocompromised, such as those undergoing chemotherapy, organ transplant patients, and other immuno-compromising conditions for whom the vaccines aren't as effective? Are you telling me those people are nothing to care about? Yeah, it's a lot less deaths than back in December/January. But it's a lot more than it should be, and there are a lot of people who, despite being vaccinated, are still at risk and can do nothing about it.