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no they are reported numbers

where do you get your data on deaths in the US?

I'm not using excess deaths I'm using total deaths from all causes

notice that leaves out the entire month of jan. it begins 2/1/2020

2.5 M deaths for 2020 according to what source?

imo, this is the crisis

this is why trumptards are called trumptards

do your own analysis, you have a brain. use it! i provided mine and my sources. you provide nothing thus far

They shill this .site on thedonald.win and are infecting discussions accordingly. Trump is a kayfabian heel, ya'll qtards and trumpers got played by your govt. GL in the future.

get over what? that the data suggests increased deaths or that some people are so entranced that they can stare truth in the face and not believe it?

actually more people are dying in the US than statistically average. Run the numbers or be a shill, choice is yours.

https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1WKEb_sVGR3NTMMpMGJRnoNIaKeUdhUX5wUo7P0faltY/edit?usp=sharing

Here are my sources: https://www.cdc.gov/nchs/nvss/vsrr/covid19/excess_deaths.htm#dashboard https://www.census.gov/popclock/

uh yeah, we should all have concern for truth

Often, we trick ourselves

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%

Check it out, https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1WKEb_sVGR3NTMMpMGJRnoNIaKeUdhUX5wUo7P0faltY/edit?usp=sharing

Of course. Here are my sources: https://www.cdc.gov/nchs/nvss/vsrr/covid19/excess_deaths.htm#dashboard https://www.census.gov/popclock/

Re: Sweden, I think early nursing home infections of weak elderly and lockdowns are the major causes of death this year in the US, Sweden did things differently.

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 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.

wayfair?

did you run the numbers or just hear this on a youtube video?

according to the CDC data total deaths in the US are up ~10% in 2020. 10% seems significant. How much from covid vs how much from lockdowns is a valid question, but the notion that deaths are not higher this year is plain wrong. I ran the numbers myself, thinking that deaths weren't up significantly, but they are