Right. Here are the facts: 500k people died in 2020. The number of people who died from heart disease went from 660k to 690k so it wasn't a spike from heart disease. Cancer deaths? 599k to 598k so not a spike in cancer. Accidents? 173k to 192k so still not enough. Stroke, chronic respiratory diseases, alzheimers, diabetes, flu and suicide round out the top ten leading causes of mortality in a typical year with no major statistical increases in deaths.

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so what are you saying?

wow, almost had a corona-ry.


know this company that sells ROCKY road, they use raw eggs instead of marshmallows, call it "eye of the tiger".


"Hearts on fire"; can you "gripp" this?



it's almost like god's seed & satan's seed are duking it out.

This post was edited by lodd222 on Dec 20 2021 03:39pm

one thing that can be difficult during the scamdemic is finding actual data. the covidiots never offer or give any. and actual data from the net can get hard to track down. but if you get your face out of a CNN bullchit time

here is some actual recorded data
World Death Rate 1950-2021
https://www.macrotrends.net/countries/WLD/world/death-rate

NOTE: All 2020 and later data are UN projections and DO NOT include any impacts of the COVID-19 virus.

I mean, 's flat argument is right. A lot of people died.

What I'm trying to say though it that it is transitory, and every year after the initial will be better than the last.

All people are going to die - its just a question of when, and which choice is better for all of society.

This post was edited by EndlessSky on Dec 20 2021 03:52pm

You're talking about the harvesting effect, which isn't super applicable here. If that were true you'd see comparable drops in annual mortality in many of the other big 10 killers like cancer or heart disease. The people that would normally die of cancer and heart disease are still dying of those, just people that would have lived another 10/20/30 years are also dying of covid. You're also disregarding the building evidence for the potential for long-term damage done by mild to moderate covid infection that could manifest down the line.

ya why do you think they do that? and 2020 shouldnt be a "projection anymore and pretty much 2021 shouldnt be either

didnt i mention something about the difficulties of finding data???

This post was edited by TiStuff on Dec 20 2021 04:03pm

Because you're using out of date projections that were made before the Covid19 pandemic. It literally says the data on your website for 2020 and 2021 isn't real data and its just projected averages.