0.03% is the amount of the population who have died (in Canada at least) WITH Covid. And that's on the high end, assuming the deaths were properly attributed.
I don't understand as much about viruses as experts in health but I do understand proportionate risk and when I look at that number it makes my head explode. What a small risk to destroy peoples live over, it makes sick to my stomach just thinking about it.
Anyone else frustrated over this whole Pandemic hoax? I'm not denying the virus is real but the mass public freak out that destroyed millions of lives over it was definitely orchestrated. I'm done with it,
did you run the numbers or just hear this on a youtube video?
https://www.statista.com/statistics/525353/sweden-number-of-deaths/
Sweden is on track to have no increase in deaths... in a country that had no lockdowns and limited safety measures.
When the year is over and the death numbers are normal will you admit this was all a farce?
I'm not buying covid. Personally I think lockdowns lead to more death than covid. I'm just pointing out that it is clearly false to claim that deaths are not up in 2020. If you see the CDC data as valid, the numbers clearly reveal that this year we're looking at ~10% higher total deaths this year than the previous year. run the numbers yourself on excel, that's what I did.
I'll have to run these numbers after work as the stats aren't easily accessible. Are you running your calculations based on "excess numbers" because I would have some concern of what designates excess for a month, if the CDC was in on the hoax they would just set expected numbers to be lower so that every month will in essence outperform expectations. That's why I want to use an objective total.
Any thoughts then on the Sweden numbers I linked to, they have no difference in deaths. If anything this would back up the idea that lockdowns kill more people than they save.
I'm using Total Deaths from All Causes not "Excess". Anyone can access it just download as csv and upload to a spreadsheet. The two important numbers are highlighted in yellow on sheet 2. First, the average deaths per day (as of last week) are up 9.9% YoY (8,588 per day in 2020 vs 7,185 in 2019). I wanted to double check that that number was adjusted for total population growth so I looked at death rate per population. I still got a high number of ~9.37%
concern troll.
uh yeah, we should all have concern for truth
One guy ran the numbers for his master's thesis. Read it and weep. https://web.archive.org/web/20201126163323/https://www.jhunewsletter.com/article/2020/11/a-closer-look-at-u-s-deaths-due-to-covid-19
I redid Briand's model. She forgot to add in January 2020 numbers as the reference she used (CDC) outputs Feb-Now. I have no idea why they do that, but I don't think she realized when she published that.