If you want deaths per year why are all of covid's lumped together - 2019, 2020 and 2021? To make it seem worse than it is, that's why. Hype makes money for the media and others benefiting financially from covid.Originally Posted by jp1
If you want deaths per year why are all of covid's lumped together - 2019, 2020 and 2021? To make it seem worse than it is, that's why. Hype makes money for the media and others benefiting financially from covid.
So it was only 352,000 covid deaths in the US last year. And already 353,000 this year and it’s only early October. Woohoo! Not bad at all. And it included a lot of worthless old people whose deaths don’t matter to you. Yay! Let’s celebrate! Smh at your pathetic rationalizations yppej.
Maybe they should start with the over 5,000 rape kits that have yet to be testedNo worries--Governor Abbott is going to do away with rape; you can rest easy.
https://www.nycsouthpaw.com/p/texas-...ds-of-untested
As my mother says, "I've got to die of something". As my father says, "I'm not worried about covid."
Take it from two folks in the highest risk age group, whose immunity fades the fastest - it's time for life to get back to normal.
142,000 children have lost a parent or other caretaker from Covid.
plus children who now have a parent with lingering health effects. More homelessness. More poverty. The devastating effect on children. In my state because of 55% vaccination rates, no mask or any kind of mandates and just plain ignorance has contributed to the sickness and death of children as well as adults. Nationally about 500 children have died of Covid. Young lives forever gone.
ironically in Florida people over 65 are highly vaccinated. Overflowing ICU’s and deaths during our recent spike were among people younger than 65.
When you look at excess death charts there was a short spike in January 2018 because of a particularly bad flu season. The excess Covid death spike has been unnecessarily continued due to lack of following guidelines and not being vaccinated. So many people lost that could have been avoided.
If despite having an eviction moratorium and making more on unemployment than when working a person still lands up homeless that person has some real issues.
For example, if you engage in criminal activity on the premises you can still be evicted despite the moratorium.
From scientists (the NIH no less) - there are many problems with wearing masks:
https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/33475571/
Scroll down to see related articles with other problems besides mask fatigue.
Not to mention if you try to protect your children with masks, you run the risk of setting off crackpots yelling "child abuse" at you as you pick them up from school, as we saw on the news last night. I ask myself nearly every day "What is wrong with people?"
Well one thing that sets people off is hypocrisy, such as the father who saw 1) his daughter coming out of school having to wear a mask while 2) the teachers were sitting gabbing in the teacher's lounge not wearing masks.
That case led to an assault which I don't condone but understand.
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