So, u/uooobeato/ is essentially the problem with the world.
In April and May, when multiple doctors and coroners told the world: hey, we are counting everybody who dies as covid deaths: we were given a financial incentive to do so.
When the articles came out about a kid dying from covid, and it turns out they got hit by a bus, and articles of gunshot victims being called covid victims.
When they asked for a source about the definition of covid, and they are answered immediately with 2 very solid sources, they can't see them.
Or they do, and yet, it somehow changes nothing in their mind as they are too busy commenting everywhere about the high covid death count which the sources they just requested and just got completely contradict without question.
Then they keep asking others for sources, while insinuating how deadly covid is, without source. Fuck off.
So, u/uooobeato/ is essentially the problem with the world.
In April and May, when multiple doctors and coroners told the world: hey, we are counting everybody who dies as covid deaths: we were given a financial incentive to do so.
u/uooobeato/ missed all those videos.
When the articles came out about a kid dying from covid, and it turns out they got hit by a bus, and articles of gunshot victims being called covid victims.
u/uooobeato/ missed those.
When they asked for a source about the definition of covid, and they are answered immediately with 2 very solid sources, they can't see them.
Or they do, and yet, it somehow changes nothing in their mind as they are too busy commenting everywhere about the high covid death count which the sources they just requested and just got completely contradict without question.
Then they keep asking others for sources, while insinuating how deadly covid is, without source. Fuck off.
Here is a link to an infograph of the overall number of deaths (from all causes). You can select by state or over the entire U.S.
Go to New York and you can clearly see an big surge in deaths at the time the Covid was going through.
https://www.cdc.gov/nchs/nvss/vsrr/covid19/excess_deaths.htm
Overall deaths are higher this year due to Covid, that shouldn't be controversial.
It shouldn't and yet...
The same people who determined the definition for "covid death" decide the number of "excess deaths".
The graph does back to 2017, utterly meaningless.
You can compare the number of deaths this year against the number of deaths for the last few years to serve as a base line.
It's clear that a surge of deaths hit New York in the spring of this year that had not hit New York over the past 3 years, for example. Check this out: https://public.tableau.com/shared/TDTQTY97P?:toolbar=n&:tabs=n&:display_count=n&:origin=viz_share_link&:embed=y