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Old 07-16-2020 | 09:46 AM
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Thedude86
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Originally Posted by Andrew_VT
Except total deaths (from all causes) are up.Attachment 5528
No one is saying all the deaths are made up. Our argument is that they are way overblown. Even if you believe the current 135k deaths, the experts who predicted 2 million are over 90% wrong. But the likelihood of 135k being anywhere in the same ballpark of reality is as likely as TSA passenger numbers to be back to normal next week.

I love when people make the argument of trust the scientists and the experts. If I wanna know the chemical makeup of Covid... I’ll consult a scientist. If I wanna know whether I need to lock myself indoors for the next year all I have to do is 4th grade math. In many cases the math is already done for us. You just have to be willing to look instead of thinking the media is giving us 100% of the information. Lets look at the experts, doctors, and public officials who we’re supposed to be listening to. Here’s an expert from the Illinois department of health LITERALLY saying if you die in a car accident or are MURDERED and you test positive for covid you’ll still be counted as a covid death. https://newschannel20.com/news/local...cause-of-death I think somebody actually posted a clip of the conference earlier.

Here’s a national expert Dr. Birx saying something similar on a national level. Although, not as literal.
https://youtu.be/AoiQ9bpJsGA

Because of this, the expert Dr. Birx also says she cant trust the CDC numbers and that their numbers are inflated by at least 25%. Using the chart that you posted alludes to this. I even rounded up a few weeks, and I came up to an excess of 53,000 deaths between week 12 and 17. Week 17 was about 5,000 excess deaths. Being that the death rate has continued to decline significantly the last 2 months I think its pretty safe to say that if we use 5,000 for every week since week 17 to now.... we’ll have easily overestimated it. So we currently have completed week 28. 11 more weeks x 5,000 = 55,000. And again... this is a major overestimate being that some weeks are reported around 2,000 (which includes the inflated numbers) So in total we have 53k plus 55k which equals 108k. And that’s even with the numbers fudged in your favor. I’d be willing to bet the real number is below 100k. Compared to the 135k theyre currently reporting.

Early on the projections were 2 million. So according to the people that say trust the science... we should trust their models from 4 months ago that were over 90% wrong and completely ignore that actual data and numbers we’re currently collecting.

Last edited by Thedude86; 07-16-2020 at 10:05 AM.
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