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Suicide, drugs of choice, medical malpractice, and what is yet to come.
by ohiovr 4y ago
Suicide, drugs of choice, medical malpractice, and what is yet to come.
- wizofaus 4y agoWhy would those cause a drop in life expectancy for 2020 compared to previous years?
- ohiovr 4y agoEconomies, like rockets for people, are not good when traveling too fast (turn you in to chunky salsa) or too slow, crash into the ocean. The west threw tons of people out of work and their actions shuttered too much of the engine of the economy previously thought to be small business. Those people sometimes did the unthinkable. Economic power does affect health. Sudden loss of employment means no way to pay for routine health care and essential medicines. People simply waiting to see how the new forbidden to talk about here in a negative way, "medicine" of the pandemic, were denied surgery, and even organ transplants. And some that did take it died for "some reason" anyway did so at rates far greater than they should have. The medicine makers tried to keep the real statistics from the public eye for 70 years. Apparently federal judges had other ideas. News coming in from the UK shows what is really happening. I can't tell you to go into a time machine and convince yourself to not to do something that most people did. The death rate is increasing exponentially month over month according to the UK report which I analyzed myself. The prime minister resigned just hours after releasing it. I'm kind of tired of TV clown shows and puppet shows training my family and friends to demonize me concerning my decision NOT to do something which obviously doesn't work anyway. Everyone got sick anyway. I had to fight enemy propaganda aimed at those I love reaimed directly at me. I will not forgive those people. But I stood my ground and forgave my family who was simply programmed like Pavlov's dogs over it. Doing the same thing over and over expecting different results is insane. I know a few things about insanity. The leading cause of death in some parts of Canada are "unknown". It is nearly a third higher than the next most common fatalility risk. Stroke isn't even in the top 4 anymore there. Bluntly, unknown my ass.