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by thu2111
2274 days ago
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Yes. Such reports also deserve to be examined skeptically. The big problem surfacing at the moment is deaths being reported as 'caused by covid' when they're in reality deaths that were about to happen anyway, and the victim happened to be infected e.g. cancer sufferers who were already in terminal decline. There's increasing evidence that the excess death rate - deaths that truly wouldn't have happened if not for COVID - might be nearly zero. |
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