So, how many have we really lost.
From my reading, American health professionals living in the real world all agree COVID-19 deaths are under counted in the US. Taking the excess death levels compared to other years lends weight to that opinion.
Much I care, I'm happy to laugh at you guys' wilful ignorance in obeisance to your orange turd's narrative. You can pretend as much as you like it's not a gigantic shit show, after all, you've been doing it for nearly 4 years.
You can read ?
Yes, there are excess deaths on differential basis, but how many have we really lost ?
Even the claims that it is near the 200,000 level (total deaths due to covid) won't hold sway if two years out we see an underreporting of deaths of the same magnitude.
In the end everyone dies. And we are killing off those who most likely to go. If they were going to wait a year according to some model, then that means we'll be underreporting those same numbers pretty soon.
Point being that it hits cohorts that include the elderly and those with high potential comorbidity factors. The very people we've said all along needed to be protected.
If we were killing off middle aged or young people, there would be a permanent shift. But there is no way to defend it won't unless the virus makes it back to the same places it did all it's killing before.
It's not near the calamity you wish it was and it's nowhere near the fault of Trump the way you wish it was. Trump didn't order people into nursing homes who were sick and he didn't tell people to attend festivals like DeBlazio's bootlickers even after the issue had become alarming.
Willful ignorance ? You guys can't get off your upside down barstools long enough to know what's really going on. The giantic Adam Schitt show already ended and showed how American can still suffer through morons in the WH and bigger morons in the house and senate.
Add to that AOC and the likes of the squad and Max Waters....poster girls for putting dipshits in key governmental positions and Trump looks like fucking Abraham Lincoln.