perspective: so far there has been something less 200,000 deaths from the v***s. Yes this is a very serious problem. But in the same time there gas been somethnig over 1 million deaths...

boberic Loc: Quiet Corner, Connecticut. Ex long Islander

so far there has been something less 200,000 deaths from the v***s. Yes this is a very serious problem. But in the same time there gas been somethnig over 1 million deaths from heart disease and cancer. And just how many of those deaths Was from the lack of treatment due to the v***s. Nobody has answers to these questions. But for future epdidemics there has to be better ways to handle these things. I'm not blaming anyone but just asking quetions which must be answered

tramsey Loc: Texas

Heart disease and cancer have been around for a long time and C***d ** is the new disease making the rounds. No one knows much about it so everyone has to find out what makes it tick

rmalarz Loc: Tempe, Arizona

The other part of the issue with which I'm concerned deals with those very statistics. Deaths attributed to C***d when they weren't. Another is when a person tests positive and sent home to be checked again in a specific amount of time and then test positive again, that counts as two cases. Same person, same v***s but two cases. Additionally, there is financial incentive to have people admitted, cared for, and if they die of C***d. Each of those carries a different amount of money the hospital is paid. No one person seems to have the undeniable facts and stats.
--Bob

boberic wrote:

so far there has been something less 200,000 deaths from the v***s. Yes this is a very serious problem. But in the same time there gas been somethnig over 1 million deaths from heart disease and cancer. And just how many of those deaths Was from the lack of treatment due to the v***s. Nobody has answers to these questions. But for future epdidemics there has to be better ways to handle these things. I'm not blaming anyone but just asking quetions which must be answered

Horatio

rmalarz wrote:

The other part of the issue with which I'm concern... (show quote)

It is the financial incentive that scares me. Deaths that should be ruled something else, are labeled C***D just for the money. I have been watching the World Bank Data, and at the end of the year, I am going to analyse the data for the last twenty years. Ignore the cause of deaths, just look at the numbers, and the percentage of increase year over year. Then for this year, I will see the percentage and compute the numbers, the difference between total deaths and what should be the number of deaths, can be attributed to C***D. My feeling is that the number is going to be so much lower than what we know.

If anyone reads Col Pat Lang, he has a very good article on this very topic.

Personally, I am sick and tired of all of this.

rmalarz Loc: Tempe, Arizona

"Personally, I am sick and tired of all of this."

--Bob

Horatio wrote:

It is the financial incentive that scares me. Dea... (show quote)

travelwp Loc: New Jersey

boberic wrote:

But in the same time there gas been somethnig over 1 million deaths from heart disease and cancer.

In New Jersey less than 1/4 of 1% of the population has died of the v***s, but everything is closed, restaurants, gyms, etc...... it appears to be all politics.

waynec

Of course it's political! Why else could you be allowed to gamble in a casino in vegas, but not allowed to got to a church service?

boberic Loc: Quiet Corner, Connecticut. Ex long Islander

The number of "cases" is a political, BS number. As many as 1/3 of all american males have some level of heart disease or "Cases" of heart disease. The number o hospitalizations and/or deaths are the only numbers that count. And BTW the lockdowns may have caused more problems than the v***s. That"cure" may have been worse than the disease

redlegfrog

Horatio wrote:

It is the financial incentive that scares me. Dea... (show quote)

Just wait until the Cold and Flu season hits this winter. Not knowing what sickness you have you will be in lock down for ever!!

rmalarz Loc: Tempe, Arizona

Regardless of what sickness one has, it'll be C***D.
--Bob

redlegfrog wrote:

Just wait until the Cold and Flu season hits this winter. Not knowing what sickness you have you will be in lock down for ever!!

Horatio

waynec wrote:

Of course it's political! Why else could you be allowed to gamble in a casino in vegas, but not allowed to got to a church service?

We all should have bought stock in plexiglass. Las Vegas is plexiglass city and the police give you a five hundred (500) dollar fine if they see you walk into a building without a mask. YIKES!!!

Horatio

redlegfrog wrote:

Just wait until the Cold and Flu season hits this winter. Not knowing what sickness you have you will be in lock down for ever!!

NOOOOOOOOOOO!!!!!

Horatio

rmalarz wrote:

Regardless of what sickness one has, it'll be C***D.
--Bob

You are so very right! It is all about the money.

I think the entire American population should revolt and throw their masks away.

redlegfrog

Horatio wrote:

We all should have bought stock in plexiglass. Las Vegas is plexiglass city and the police give you a five hundred (500) dollar fine if they see you walk into a building without a mask. YIKES!!!

This is what Our America is becoming!

Like putting cheese in a mouse trap, they catch you in the grocery store!

https://www.thegatewaypundit.com/2020/08/multiple-people-arrested-not-wearing-masks-oc-grocery-store-store-manager-locked-called-police-video/?ff_source=Email&ff_medium=the-gateway-pundit&ff_campaign=weeklyam&ff_content=weekly

Fotoartist Loc: Detroit, Michigan

There have been estimates that every year a child gets set back in their education their future annualized yearly income decreases by $10,000.

Something to think about.