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Re: Covid-19 death chart 

By: hydro_gen in POPE 5 | Recommend this post (2)
Sat, 02 May 20 9:25 PM | 42 view(s)
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Obviously traffic accidents are down yet that does NOT equal the "MILLIONS" that were forecast to die if we did nothing. SO the CDC says 90 people die daily from traffic accidents so 105 days (15 weeks) X 90 = 9,975 and IF you were to remove ALL traffic deaths (even though there are less drivers) from the 2020 count, even though we have fewer drivers, we still have 35,577 FEWER deaths than last year.

HOW can that statistically be? Where is the spike of Covid-19 deaths??? The answer is obvious. It does NOT exist. The "controlusvirus" is 100% BS!

Try DIGGING again please.

http://www.cdc.gov/vitalsigns/motor-vehicle-safety/index.html


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Re: Covid-19 death chart
By: Decomposed in POPE 5
Sat, 02 May 20 7:36 PM 		Msg. 60429 of 62138


hydro_gen:

Re: "Maybe someone can do some digging in the CDC to verify these numbers?"No need to dig. These numbers are what you would expect of a nation in lockdown.

Notice that 2020 started out to be worse than 2019, but by week 15 the numbers favored 2020 in a big way. That's because traffic accidents are down (I've received a rebate from my insurance company and I know that other companies have done the same), because street violence is reduced, because influenza deaths are down, because people are eating home-cooked food instead of fast food, etc. Without a doubt, lockdowns are GOOD for life in the short term if all a person wants is to stay at home, not earn a living and not interact with anyone else. Of course, starvation will eventually win out and the story will change, but the U.S. hasn't reached that point just yet.

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