@Piss_Ant @GothicAnon @polarisera I believe so. If you’re asking because you’re wondering if a lot of COVID deaths may have actually been flu deaths, they weren’t. Misattributing the cause of death wouldn’t increase the total death rate, and as you can see from this CDC chart of deaths from all causes, the rate did in fact increase.

Also, most flu deaths occur during the winter, the COVID spikes were happening year round.

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@dave @GothicAnon @Piss_Ant @polarisera

Good to know, although I am not sure I would trust any numbers coming out of from the same ppl who lied to us about the vaccine being #safeandeffective please make sure you #getboosted again and again forever its not like you are going to #diedsuddenly rememver you need to do your part we are #inthistogether

#getthejab #covid #vaccine

@37712 @dave @GothicAnon @polarisera I'll take a booster every day if it means the next time I get Covid I probably won't die!

@Piss_Ant @37712 @GothicAnon @polarisera It’s funny how “DNC-affiliated government officials intentionally politicized COVID, generating resistance to the vaccine in Republicans, resulting in lower vaccine uptake rates, resulting in higher death rates, thus reducing the Republican voting base, thus increasing the DNC’s power and influence” is actually a way more plausible conspiracy theory than some of the stuff I see floating around on here, but conspiracy theorists will never pick this one up, because it would mean that

“The government” does actually believe that the vaccines work to save lives, and
They got played hard with what essentially boils down to reverse psychology

@dave @37712 @Piss_Ant @polarisera
.way more plausible conspiracy theory
Pretty sure the newest graph that ive saw showed that 70+ years old have under 0.3% of chance of dying from covid, followed by 60+ at 0.1 and everyone else anywhere from 0.01% to 0.001% so its totally non issue, and with practical look at the end resoult, the countries with LESS vax and quarantines end up with much healthier people (see most of Africa, Swede and the Amish communities).