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Can you elaborate on the clear problems you mentions? I agree that the statistics were too easily dismissed but I don't understand how to reconcile them with
by ad404b8a372f2b9 6y ago
Can you elaborate on the clear problems you mentions?
I agree that the statistics were too easily dismissed but I don't understand how to reconcile them with the rest of the world where it was/is a bloodbath with overflowing hospitals.
- thu2111 6y agoThe rest of the world was NOT a bloodbath with overflowing hospitals. Look at the UK. Excess death once of the worst in Europe but not actually bad at all, lower than 1999/2000 in fact. Hospitals were ghost towns during these periods, cleared out with operations cancelled and people told to avoid attending to make way for a wave of COVID patients that never came. Same story is repeated all over the world, hence viral videos of dancing medics on TikTok. The hospitals were quiet, there was no bloodbath. See past the groupthink and mass hysteria: the stats don't show anything except a normal year made worse by lockdowns.
- jiofih 6y agoOh man, you’ve been watching too much TV. Hospitals were not quiet.
- thu2111 6y agoI don't watch any TV dude. The stats on admissions are public. There are also plenty of medical workers going public saying they feel guilty to be receiving public adulation at a time when they weren't even working because caseload dried up, which matches the stats.