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I don't think Covid killed literally 0 people. But there's more than 1 reasonable explanation for at least some of these excess deaths, including looking at the

I don't think Covid killed literally 0 people. But there's more than 1 reasonable explanation for at least some of these excess deaths, including looking at the Covid countermeasures themselves. Suicides and other deaths of despair? People who couldn't get their required cancer and other treatments? What about the attempted medical treatments for Covid? We're not going to agree on this, I imagine, but there's a lot more to be looked at.

mikeyouse 4y ago
Sure, but when the excess death charts match up extremely well with study after study from epidemiologists where they were assessing covid deaths, it becomes pretty likely that we actually did pretty well counting covid deaths at the time and it was just as bad as scientists were saying during the pandemic. There could have also been an increase in the so called deaths of despair during this time, but we also measure those very reliably so they're easy to parse out.