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It is what the data says. People didn’t suddenly get cancer and heart disease because of Covid. You may believe that these illnesses were exacerbated by the vi

by irq11 6y ago

It is what the data says. People didn’t suddenly get cancer and heart disease because of Covid. You may believe that these illnesses were exacerbated by the virus, but that doesn’t change the fact that the vast majority of the seriously ill were not healthy before catching the virus.

WalterGR 6y ago
We can all read the data. * Influenza and pneumonia * Adult respiratory distress syndrome * Respiratory failure * Respiratory arrest * Cardiac arrest Et cetera et cetera et cetera. Are all the conditions listed in that table acute symptoms that contributed to COVID death? No. Is it a lie to say that every person in the US whose life ended due to COVID had on average 2.6 pre-existing conditions? Yes. Stop lying. but that doesn’t change the fact that the vast majority of the seriously ill were not healthy before catching the virus. 2.6 pre-existing conditions as you claimed above or, now, “vast majority of the seriously ill”? Give statistics that you can back up with data, along with definitions for “vast majority” and “seriously ill”, or you’re spreading dezinformatsia.
- irq11 6y ago
  ” Are all the conditions listed in that table acute symptoms that contributed to COVID death? No.” Indeed. There are thousands of deaths listed which were from accidents and other issues which probably should not be counted as Covid deaths. There’s obviously a fair amount of “dying with Covid” going on. Thanks for pointing that out. ”Is it a lie to say that every person in the US whose life ended due to COVID had on average 2.6 pre-existing conditions? Yes.” Every person? Well yes, that would be a lie...which is why I didn’t say that. The data shows that over 94% of Covid deaths had, on average, 2.6 co-morbidities. Less than 6% had no co-morbidities. But the data is quite clear on that fact. I realize it is inconvenient for the purposes of inciting panic, and you can try to twist it around any way you like to diminish it, but it’s still a fact.

by irq11 6y ago

WalterGR 6y ago

We can all read the data. * Influenza and pneumonia * Adult respiratory distress syndrome * Respiratory failure * Respiratory arrest * Cardiac arrest Et cetera et cetera et cetera. Are all the conditions listed in that table acute symptoms that contributed to COVID death? No. Is it a lie to say that every person in the US whose life ended due to COVID had on average 2.6 pre-existing conditions? Yes. Stop lying. but that doesn’t change the fact that the vast majority of the seriously ill were not healthy before catching the virus. 2.6 pre-existing conditions as you claimed above or, now, “vast majority of the seriously ill”? Give statistics that you can back up with data, along with definitions for “vast majority” and “seriously ill”, or you’re spreading dezinformatsia.

irq11 6y ago
” Are all the conditions listed in that table acute symptoms that contributed to COVID death? No.” Indeed. There are thousands of deaths listed which were from accidents and other issues which probably should not be counted as Covid deaths. There’s obviously a fair amount of “dying with Covid” going on. Thanks for pointing that out. ”Is it a lie to say that every person in the US whose life ended due to COVID had on average 2.6 pre-existing conditions? Yes.” Every person? Well yes, that would be a lie...which is why I didn’t say that. The data shows that over 94% of Covid deaths had, on average, 2.6 co-morbidities. Less than 6% had no co-morbidities. But the data is quite clear on that fact. I realize it is inconvenient for the purposes of inciting panic, and you can try to twist it around any way you like to diminish it, but it’s still a fact.