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LoobintheToobin 7 points ago +7 / -0

Insurance isn’t in the business of paying out money to suicidal lab rats. I’d imagine the hospitals will claim covid, and the insurance will find a loophole, if vaccinated within so long of death we don’t have to pay. Perhaps.

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preferredfault 3 points ago +3 / -0

The "vaccine" has at least a 2% death rate. That means if every American was vaccinated, over 6 million Americans are guaranteed to die. That's a LOT of life insurance pay outs over a short period of time, especially considering the people dying will be from every age group, and won't all be people who paid into life insurance their whole lives. So they'd be paying out life insurance for a lot of people who have only been paying into it for only a few years or a decade.

If you factor in $100,000 as an average life insurance pay out, and times that by 6 million dead.....insurance companies would have to pay out over 600 billion dollars! It's easy to see why they would fight tooth and nail to not cover "vaccine" deaths.