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Ah, here comes the conspiracy. Except that, if the culprit was "the economic effects from mandated lockdowns, and potentially, contributions from mandated vacci
by trention 4y ago
Ah, here comes the conspiracy. Except that, if the culprit was "the economic effects from mandated lockdowns, and potentially, contributions from mandated vaccines", excess deaths wouldn't exactly (and it really is exactly) track case counts and instead would be evenly spread during the "lockdown" periods and the vaccine administration periods. Which is not the case.
Your "evidence" (to the extent it is evidence at all) is cherrypicked, for lack of a better world, sh*t.
- ekianjo 4y agoIf you could read the previous comment you would notice several factors are mentioned but you are too busy confirming you bias towards a single factor to explain everything. One dimension thinking.
- trention 4y agoIt mentions 2 factors, both of which easily disprovable since excess deaths almost perfectly track case numbers and not vaccines administered and/or lockdown stringency. Better luck with your "it's complicated" bullsh*t next time.
- OrvalWintermute 4y agoYou haven't disproved anything with your one sentence evidence lacking comments, and you have no evidence thus far. Gotta link some data which you haven't.