Finally….A Lie With Legs

[georgephillip]

Despite your ******* lies - it's important to note that the Communists want to MURDER their opponents, the way they Murdered Epstein.

Which communist murdered Jeff, Che or Mao?

Donald Trump has a bank account in China

"US President Donald Trump has an account with a Chinese bank, and has been trying to implement business in the country for several years, the New York Times revealed this Wednesday, October 21, quoted by the BBC.

"The account in question remains active at the Chinese bank and is controlled by Trump International Hotels Management, having paid local taxes between 2013 and 2015."

 

[JackOfNoTrades]

….or…it’s difficult to lose every time.


1.“If something has legs, it means people have interest in it. This expression often describes a story, issue or scandal. If you are involved in a scandal that has legs, you will hear about it for a long time, which is unfortunate.”
Does This Story Have Legs? - VOA Learning English



2. Faced with an elected official who has America’s interest at heart, and the possible loss of their sinecures and paths for the unworthy to wealth, Trump had to be removed from the scene. Toward that end, one after another plot, ploy, scam and set of lies was employed by Democrat/Liberal/Deep State assembly. Perhaps you remember some of them:

First collusion, collusion, collusion failed …Russia, Russia, Russia failed….Obstruction, Obstruction, Obstruction failed….Racist, Racist, Racist failed…Impeach, Impeach, Impeach failed….Recession, Recession, Recession failed….Emoluments, …25th amendment, Stormy Daniels, lies about Charlottesville fine Nazis, Kurds, Ukraine, Quid Pro Quo, ‘lynching,’ the GAO charges, Lev Parnas, General Flynn perjury trap, one after another lead balloons.

Failed....all of 'em, but like a successful movie franchise, the believers couldn't wait for another one to be unvailed.

And one, finally, sent the poison dart home.




3. Give the Devil is due, as the so apt phrase goes…..a great deal of planning and coordination went into this one. How vast that coordination might be, let’s not forget that, unlike the previous three administrations, Trump’s was the first to stand in the way of Communist China’s plans for world domination. As we see in the story of the current aspirant to the presidency, and the proof of the Biden’s monetary arrangements with the Maoists, the coordination to end the Trump presidency might be an international one.

4. Although the wisest among us never fully bought the scandemic as a reality, it must be admitted that it worked like a charm with the less than observant. Even now, with the data proving that the Wuhan Red Death is an iteration of the seasonal flu…..the symptoms of both are identical….neck-and-knee benders are wearing their acquiescence around their mouths as the absurd and ineffective masks.

But….it is an accurate representation of their agreement never to speak disagreement with their masters.




5. Answer these queries and bumping into the truth is nearly unavoidable:

What are your chances of dying from the Chinavirus?

What is the reason for masks?

Why is the number trumpeted always ‘positive tests’ rather than mortality rates?

Why is the mortality rate attributed to the Wuhan the same as the number subtracted from the usual causes of death: heart disease, respiratory diseases, influenza and pneumonia.

Why is it that nearly all of those who actually die, had ‘do not resuscitate’ affidavits?



Of course.....if you attempt to answer the above, your Democrat masters will punish you.

To your Number 5. Sorry, the rest is all just your usual manure.

1) Who knows? It's a crapshoot. It's highly contagious and can wreak havoc...or it may do nothing to you. It's the unknown that makes it scary.
2) To slow down and maybe prevent the transmission of the virus. Because it's highly contagious. CDC has recommended masks. They do work. Something most of us have known for over six months.
3) Because you can get an idea of how, where, and to whom the virus spreads. Because it's highly contagious. You want mortality rate, go to Worldometer and there's this app on your puter called calc. Ingenious.
4) Irrelevant. None of these causes of death (to this point in our history) have 1) Threatened to overwhelm and collapse our healthcare system, 2) Taken a baseball bat to our economy and unemployment rate.
5) DNRs are pretty common in will and estate planning.

Ooooh...punishment. Didn't know it was THAT kind of thread.

IF you contract Wuhan, your statistical chance of death is 0.2%

Two out of a thousand will die.

Of course we know that is a false statistic - because the two who die will be over 75 and have serious comorbidity.

If you are 50 and healthy, your chance of dying from Wuhan is virtually zero.

Yeah, just a quick glance at today's stats and some quick math shows me that the mortality rate for the virus is running about 1.9% in the US.
Your observations are meaningless. There have been a lot of people under the age of 50 that have died from this. Some of them completely healthy.

False.


If you don't have the usual causes of death....heart disease, respiratory diseases, influenza and pneumonia.


....your chances of dying from the Chinese virus are nil.


Zero.


And, of course, you admit it each time you dodge this question:

What are the symptoms of the Wuhan?
What are the symptoms of the seasonal flu?


You know the truth....but persist in being a Democrat.

Exactly the same about whether the election was stolen.

If you get the virus and die from the virus (even if you have one of these conditions), you've died from the virus and it should be counted that way.
If you didn't get the virus, you'd still be alive.
So your two questions are irrelevant...they're just a distraction. Something you're really good at.
I don't know anyone who's died of the seasonal flu.

 

[alang1216]

Why is it that nearly all of those who actually die, had ‘do not resuscitate’ affidavits?

I guess the only lives that should be protected are those not yet born? I know of no one who died from the flu and that is in my entire lifetime. In less than a year I know of 2 people who died of Covid and several who suffered for quite some time.

Should insurance companies charge more for people who refuse to wear masks or socially distance and need to be hospitalized?
If you refuse to wear masks or socially distance should you go to the back of the line for an ICU bed?

I know 3 people who died from the flu - one of them killed by Barrack Obama (H1N1).

I know no one who died from Wuhan.

I guess you didn't know:

Date	Name	Age	Occupation	Place of death	Ref.

28 March	Pearson Jordan	69	Olympic Sprinter	United States	[119]
14 April	Helen Damico	89	Scholar of Old English literature	United States	[316]
5 May	Brian Axsmith	57	Paleobotanist and ecology professor	United States	[456]
5 October	David Andahl	55	Politician (candidate for the North Dakota House of Representatives)	United States	[802]
14 October	Fred Dean	68	Hall of Fame American football player	United States	[815][816]
15 October	Warren Mitchell	87	College basketball player and coach	United States	[819]
3 November	Irvin Baxter Jr.	75	American Pentecostal preacher	United States	[870]
5 April	Lee Fierro	91	Actress	United States (Akron)	[219]
12 May	Morris Hood III	54	Member of the Michigan Senate (2010–2018) and Michigan House of Representatives (2002–2008)	United States (Ann Arbor)	[484]
16 July	Patrick Ellis	77	Radio personality	United States (Annapolis)	[636]
28 May	Robert M. Laughlin	85	Anthropologist and linguist. Preserver of the Tzotzil language	United States (Arlington)	[527]
27 August	William Neikirk	82	Journalist	United States (Arlington)	[723]
26 November	George H. Carley	82	Justice of the Supreme Court of Georgia (1993–2012)	United States (Atlanta)	[945]
27 July	Frank A. Howard	81	Member of the Louisiana House of Representatives (2008–2020)	United States (Baton Rouge)	[663]
27 March	Michael McKinnell	84	Architect	United States (Beverly)	[110]
13 April	Dennis G. Peters	82	Electrochemist	United States (Bloomington)	[309]
27 July	Felicia F. Campbell	89	Professor of English at the University of Nevada, Las Vegas	United States (Blue Diamond, Nevada)	[660][661]
25 July	Steve dePyssler	101	United States Air Force colonel	United States (Bossier City)	[656]
26 April	Emilio Allué	85	Auxiliary bishop emeritus of Boston	United States (Boston)	[408]
27 May	Nicholas Rinaldi	86	Poet and novelist	United States (Bridgeport)	[524]
24 March	Romi Cohn	91	Czechoslovakian-born rabbi and real estate developer	United States (Brooklyn)	[73]
15 April	John Pfahl	81	Photographer	United States (Buffalo)	[333]
3 July	Scott Erskine	57	Serial killer	United States (California)	[599]
31 August	Tom Seaver	75	Hall of Fame baseball player	United States (Calistoga)	[730]
14 November	Lindy McDaniel	84	Baseball player	United States (Carrollton)	[906]
2 November	Roy Edwards	66	Member of the Wyoming House of Representatives (since 2015)	United States (Casper)	[866]
2 August	Tootie Robbins	62	American football player	United States (Chandler)	[677]
25 May	Marv Luster	82	American CFL player	United States (Charlotte)	[521]
28 April	David Boe	84	Organist	United States (Chicago)	[421]
13 May	Riad Ismat	72	Minister of Culture of Syria (2010–2012)	United States (Chicago)	[489]
7 June	Lynika Strozier	35	Biologist	United States (Chicago)	[546]
17 August	Chaim Dov Keller	90	Haredi rabbi	United States (Chicago)	[711]
2 May	Daniel S. Kemp	83	Organic chemist	United States (Concord)	[441]
23 March	Maurice Berger	63	Chief curator of the Center for Art, Design and Visual Culture	United States (Copake)	[57]
27 March	Orlando McDaniel	59	American football player	United States (Dallas)	[109]
18 April	Bob Lazier	81	Race car driver	United States (Denver)	[362]
24 April	Mike Huckaby	54	Deep house DJ	United States (Detroit)	[400]
29 October	H. Tati Santiesteban	85	Member of the Texas Senate (1973-1991)	United States (El Paso)	[858]
2 May	Ralph McGehee	92	Intelligence officer	United States (Falmouth)	[442]
4 July	Bhakti Charu Swami	74	Indian spiritual teacher (International Society for Krishna Consciousness)	United States (Florida)	[600]
21 July	Dobby Dobson	78	Jamaican reggae singer and record producer	United States (Florida)	[653]
1 May	Yu Lihua	88	Chinese-American writer	United States (Gaithersburg)	[432]
28 May	David Owen Brooks	65	Convicted murderer, accomplice to serial killer Dean Corll	United States (Galveston)	[525]
21 October	Peter F. Secchia	83	Ambassador to Italy and San Marino (1989–1993) and CEO of Universal Forest Products	United States (Grand Rapids)	[833]
28 March	William B. Helmreich	74	Professor of Sociology at The Graduate Center, CUNY	United States (Great Neck)	[117]
16 September	Nick Mourouzis	83	American football player and coach	United States (Greencastle)	[766]
1 April	Kevin Duffy	87	Judge for the U.S. District Court for Southern New York (1972–1998)	United States (Greenwich)	[162]
7 April	Henry Graff	98	Historian	United States (Greenwich)	[239]
30 March	Ted Monette	74	FEMA Director of the Office of Federal Coordinating Officer Operations	United States (Holyoke)	[144]
2 April	Arthur Whistler	75	Professor of Ethnobotany at the University of Hawaii	United States (Honolulu)	[187]
14 July	Stephen Susman	79	Attorney	United States (Houston)	[634]
1 April	David Driskell	88	Visual artist and academic	United States (Hyattsville)	[161]
20 May	Denis Farkasfalvy	83	Hungarian-born Cistercian abbot and theologian	United States (Irving)	[511]
31 July	Bill Mack	88	Singer, songwriter, and radio host	United States (Irving)	[670][671]
27 April	Troy Sneed	52	Gospel musician	United States (Jacksonville)	[419]
27 April	Rabbi Yehudah Jacobs	80–89	Mashgiach ruchani at Beth Medrash Govoha	United States (Lakewood Township)	[414]
16 April	Jim Fraser	83	American football player	United States (Lansdale)	[339]
8 May	Roy Horn	75	Member of Siegfried & Roy, stage magician and lion tamer	United States (Las Vegas)	[471]
20 August	Frank Cullotta	81	Mobster and movie consultant	United States (Las Vegas)	[714]
6 September	Bruce Williamson	49	Lead singer of The Temptations	United States (Las Vegas)	[745]
21 September	Tommy DeVito	92	Musician, founding member of The Four Seasons	United States (Las Vegas)	[776]
27 August	James E. Humphreys	80	Mathematician	United States (Leeds)	[722]
6 June	Dietmar Seyferth	91	Chemist	United States (Lexington)	[543][544]
31 March	Julie Bennett	88	Voice actor	United States (Los Angeles)	[148]
7 April	Allen Garfield	80	Actor	United States (Los Angeles)	[238]
13 April	Ann Sullivan	91	Animator	United States (Los Angeles)	[314]
15 April	Allen Daviau	77	Cinematographer (E.T. the Extra-Terrestrial, The Color Purple, Empire of the Sun)	United States (Los Angeles)	[327]
2 June	Chris Trousdale	34	Actor and singer	United States (Los Angeles)	[534]
17 June	Trần Ngọc Châu	96	Vietnamese soldier and politician	United States (Los Angeles)	[569]
4 July	Brandis Kemp	76	Actress	United States (Los Angeles)	[601]
5 July	Nick Cordero	41	Canadian actor	United States (Los Angeles)	[604]
26 September	Jay Johnstone	74	Baseball player and commentator	United States (Los Angeles)	[788]
3 April	Arnold Demain	92	Professor of Industrial Microbiology at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology	United States (Madison)	[189]
2 May	Meyer Rubin	96	Geologist	United States (Manassas)	[445]
13 November	Jim Pace	59	Racing driver	United States (Memphis)	[902]
8 August	Bernard Fils-Aimé	67	Entrepreneur and activist	United States (Miami)	[690]
5 November	Gordon Van Wylen	100	Physicist and academic administrator, President of Hope College (1972–1987)	United States (Michigan)	[876]
14 October	Lance Carson	74	Member of the South Dakota House of Representatives (2007–2015, 2017–2019)	United States (Mitchell)	[814]
30 October	Rick Baldwin	67	Baseball player	United States (Modesto)	[860]
25 March	Floyd Cardoz	59	Chef and television personality	United States (Montclair)	[86]
9 September	Henrietta Boggs	102	First Lady of Costa Rica (1948–1949)	United States (Montgomery)	[748]
29 November	Ben Bova	88	Science fiction writer	United States (Naples)	[958]
29 March	Joe Diffie	61	Country singer	United States (Nashville)	[127]
7 April	John Prine	73	Singer and songwriter	United States (Nashville)	[247]
3 September	Bill Pursell	94	Composer	United States (Nashville)	[736]
6 April	Brahm Kanchibhotla	66	Indian-American Journalist	United States (Nassau County)	[226]
24 April	Carlos Ernesto Escobar Mejía	57	U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement detainee	United States (National City)	[398]
19 April	Steve Dalkowski	80	Baseball player	United States (New Britain)	[366]
11 April	John Horton Conway	82	Mathematician	United States (New Brunswick)	[283]
14 April	Margit Feldman	90	Holocaust survivor	United States (New Jersey)	[319]
1 April	Ellis Marsalis Jr.	85	Jazz pianist	United States (New Orleans)	[165]
4 April	Tom Dempsey	73	American football player	United States (New Orleans)	[204]
22 March	Mike Longo	83	Jazz pianist	United States (New York City)	[56]
23 March	Nashom Wooden	50	Drag queen	United States (New York City)	[70]
25 March	Mark Blum	69	Actor	United States (New York City)	[85]
26 March	Michael Sorkin	71	Architect and critic	United States (New York City)	[98]
28 March	William Wolf	94	Film and theater critic	United States (New York City)	[123]
29 March	Beryl Bernay	94	Journalist and children's television creator	United States (New York City)	[124]
29 March	Maria Mercader	54	Television news producer and journalist	United States (New York City)	[129]
29 March	Alan Merrill	69	Lead singer of Arrows and songwriter	United States (New York City)	[130]
30 March	Lorena Borjas	59	Transgender and immigrant rights activist	United States (New York City)	[136]
30 March	James T. Goodrich	73	Professor of Neurosurgery at the Albert Einstein College of Medicine	United States (New York City)	[141]
30 March	Wilhelm Burmann	80	Ballet master and teacher	United States (New York City)	[147]
31 March	Cristina Monet-Palaci	64	Musician	United States (New York City)	[155]
2 April	Patricia Bosworth	86	Actress and author	United States (New York City)	[172]
2 April	Anick Jesdanun	51	Technology reporter and editor, first internet writer for the Associated Press	United States (New York City)	[178]
2 April	Aaron Rubashkin	92	Businessman	United States (New York City)	[183]
3 April	Arlene Stringer-Cuevas	86	Member of the New York City Council (1976–1977)	United States (New York City)	[199]
4 April	Ken Farnum	89	Barbadian-born Jamaican Olympic cyclist	United States (New York City)	[206]
4 April	Lila Fenwick	87	Chief of the United Nations Human Rights Council	United States (New York City)	[207]
4 April	Muhammad Sirajul Islam	77	Member of the Jatiya Sangsad (1973–1982)	United States (New York City)	[210]
4 April	Olan Montgomery	56	Actor and artist	United States (New York City)	[211]
6 April	Helène Aylon	89	Ecofeminist artist	United States (New York City)	[223]
6 April	Adlin Mair-Clarke	78	Olympic sprinter and hurdler	United States (New York City)	[228]
7 April	Leib Groner	88	Chabad-Lubavitch Rabbi	United States (New York City)	[240]
7 April	Yaakov Perlow	89	Hasidic rabbi	United States (New York City)	[246]
7 April	Hal Willner	64	Music producer	United States (New York City)	[252]
8 April	Leila Benitez-McCollum	89	Filipino-American television and radio host	United States (New York City)	[253]
10 April	Ceybil Jefferies	57–58	House and R&B vocalist	United States (New York City)	[274]
11 April	Stanley Chera	77	Real estate executive	United States (New York City)	[282]
11 April	Wynn Handman	97	Artistic director	United States (New York City)	[284]
12 April	Joel M. Reed	86	Filmmaker and screenwriter	United States (New York City)	[295]
13 April	Gil Bailey	84	Jamaican radio broadcaster	United States (New York City)	[302]
13 April	Benjamin Levin	93	Lithuanian-born Israeli partisan and Holocaust survivor	United States (New York City)	[307]
15 April	Henry Grimes	84	Jazz bassist	United States (New York City)	[328]
15 April	Milena Jelinek	84	Screenwriter	United States (New York City)	[331]
15 April	Lee Konitz	92	Jazz composer and alto saxophonist	United States (New York City)	[332]
16 April	Henry Miller	89	Lawyer and jurist	United States (New York City)	[341]
17 April	Giuseppi Logan	84	Jazz musician	United States (New York City)	[348]
17 April	Iris Love	86	Archaeologist and dog breeder	United States (New York City)	[350]
17 April	Arlene Saunders	89	Operatic soprano	United States (New York City)	[352]
18 April	Jack Lotz	86	Wrestling referee	United States (New York City)	[363]
19 April	Noach Dear	66	Justice of the New York Supreme Court (since 2015)	United States (New York City)	[367]
21 April	Philip Foglia	69	Lawyer, civic activist and advocate for Italian American rights issues	United States (New York City)	[382]
23 April	Fred the Godson	35	DJ and rapper	United States (New York City)	[395]
25 April	Madeline Kripke	76	Book collector	United States (New York City)	[405]
27 April	James Mahoney	62	Pulmonologist and internist	United States (New York City)	[415]
17 April	Bennie G. Adkins	86	United States Army soldier and recipient of the Medal of Honor	United States (Opelika)	[345]
23 August	Charles Stuart Bowyer	86	Astronomer and academic	United States (Orinda)	[718]
9 August	Kamala	70	Professional wrestler	United States (Oxford)	[694]
23 March	Carole Brookins	76	Executive director of the World Bank (2001–2005)	United States (Palm Beach)	[59]
11 August	Trini Lopez	83	Singer and actor	United States (Palm Springs)	[699]
31 March	Wallace Roney	59	Jazz trumpeter	United States (Paterson)	[157]
14 April	Ella King Russell Torrey	94	Human rights activist and aide to Eleanor Roosevelt	United States (Philadelphia)	[324]
21 April	Teruyuki Okazaki	88	Karate master	United States (Philadelphia)	[385]
22 April	Bootsie Barnes	82	Jazz saxophonist	United States (Philadelphia)	[393]
29 April	Dick Lucas	86	American football player	United States (Philadelphia)	[426]
6 September	Sterling Magee	84	Blues musician known as "Mister Satan", part of the duo Satan and Adam	United States (Pinellas Park)	[744]
21 June	Ken Snow	50	Soccer player	United States (Port Huron)	[580]
1 April	Adam Schlesinger	52	Songwriter, member of Fountains of Wayne	United States (Poughkeepsie)	[168]
9 April	Reggie Bagala	54	Member of the Louisiana House of Representatives (since 2020)	United States (Raceland)	[261]
21 May	Mary J. Wilson	83	First African-American senior zookeeper at the Maryland Zoo in Baltimore	United States (Randallstown)	[512]
21 April	Donald Kennedy	88	Scientist, public administrator, and academic	United States (Redwood City)	[384]
13 July	Kenneth Church	90	Canadian born Thoroughbred racing jockey	United States (Reno)	[631]
13 April	Jerry Givens	67	Executioner and anti-death penalty advocate	United States (Richmond)	[304]
24 March	Alan Finder	72	Journalist	United States (Ridgewood)	[77]
3 May	Roy Lester	96	American football player and coach	United States (Rockville)	[450]
1 April	Bucky Pizzarelli	94	Jazz guitarist	United States (Saddle River)	[167]
19 May	Annie Glenn	100	Disability rights advocate and widow of John Glenn	United States (Saint Paul)	[505]
29 March	Robert H. Garff	77	Speaker of the Utah House of Representatives (1985–1987)	United States (Salt Lake City)	[128]
2 April	Robert Beck	83	Olympic pentathlete and fencer	United States (San Antonio)	[188]
24 March	Terrence McNally	81	Playwright and screenwriter	United States (Sarasota)	[78]
25 July	Helen Jones Woods	96	Musician	United States (Sarasota)	[658]
2 May	Jim Cross	87	Ice hockey player and coach	United States (Savannah)	[439]
23 March	Walter Robb	91	Engineer	United States (Schenectady)	[67]
17 March	Stephen Schwartz	78	Professor of pathology at University of Washington	United States (Seattle)	[33]
8 April	Rick May	79	Canadian-American voice actor and theatrical performer, director and teacher	United States (Seattle)	[260]
4 April	Forrest Compton	94	Actor	United States (Shelter Island)	[202]
1 April	Richard Passman	94	Aeronautical engineer and space scientist	United States (Silver Spring)	[166]
3 April	Bob Glanzer	74	Member of the South Dakota House of Representatives (since 2017)	United States (Sioux Falls)	[191]
22 November	George Nock	74	American football player	United States (Snellville)	[929]
8 July	Howard Schoenfield	62	Tennis player	United States (South Beach)	[615]
7 August	Nina Popova	97	Ballet dancer	United States (St. Augustine)	[687]
12 November	Lynn Kellogg	77	Singer and actress	United States (St. Louis)	[894]
21 April	Jack Taylor	84	Member of the Colorado Senate (2000–2008) and House of Representatives (1992–2000)	United States (Steamboat Springs)	[383]
30 July	Herman Cain	74	Business executive, writer, 2012 Presidential candidate, and political activist	United States (Stockbridge)	[669]
18 July	Katherine B. Hoffman	105	Chemist	United States (Tallahassee)	[644]
2 November	Oscar W. McConkie Jr.	94	President of the Utah State Senate (1965–1966) and leader of the Church of Latter Day Saints	United States (Utah)	[868]
8 April	Bernie Juskiewicz	77	Member of the Vermont House of Representatives (2013–2019)	United States (Vermont)	[257]
6 April	Stephen Sulyk	95	Ukrainian Catholic Archeparch emeritus of Philadelphia	United States (Voorhees Township)	[230]
20 April	H. G. Carrillo	59	Novelist	United States (Washington, D.C.)	[374]
7 August	Stephen F. Williams	83	Judge of the United States Court of Appeals for the District of Columbia Circuit (since 1986)	United States (Washington, D.C.)	[689]
24 April	Burton Rose	77	Nephrologist	United States (Wellesley)	[399]
27 November	Gene Fraise	88	Member of the Iowa Senate (1986–2013)	United States (West Burlington)	[950]
4 May	Motoko Fujishiro Huthwaite	92	Preservationist (Monuments Men)	United States (Westland)	[453]
16 May	Wilson Roosevelt Jerman	91	White House butler to 11 U.S. presidents	United States (Woodbridge)	[499]
21 April	Joel Rogosin	87	Television producer and writer (The Virginian, Ironside, Magnum, P.I.)	United States (Woodland Hills)	[386]
17 April	Gene Shay	85	Disc jockey	United States (Wynnewood)	[354]
25 April	Alan Abel	91	Percussionist and music educator	United States (Wynnewood)	[402]

 

[DukeU]

I guess the only lives that should be protected are those not yet born? I know of no one who died from the flu and that is in my entire lifetime. In less than a year I know of 2 people who died of Covid and several who suffered for quite some time.

What were their underlying conditions?

Should insurance companies charge more for people who refuse to wear masks or socially distance and need to be hospitalized?
If you refuse to wear masks or socially distance should you go to the back of the line for an ICU bed?

No and no.

 

[JackOfNoTrades]

….or…it’s difficult to lose every time.


1.“If something has legs, it means people have interest in it. This expression often describes a story, issue or scandal. If you are involved in a scandal that has legs, you will hear about it for a long time, which is unfortunate.”
Does This Story Have Legs? - VOA Learning English



2. Faced with an elected official who has America’s interest at heart, and the possible loss of their sinecures and paths for the unworthy to wealth, Trump had to be removed from the scene. Toward that end, one after another plot, ploy, scam and set of lies was employed by Democrat/Liberal/Deep State assembly. Perhaps you remember some of them:

First collusion, collusion, collusion failed …Russia, Russia, Russia failed….Obstruction, Obstruction, Obstruction failed….Racist, Racist, Racist failed…Impeach, Impeach, Impeach failed….Recession, Recession, Recession failed….Emoluments, …25th amendment, Stormy Daniels, lies about Charlottesville fine Nazis, Kurds, Ukraine, Quid Pro Quo, ‘lynching,’ the GAO charges, Lev Parnas, General Flynn perjury trap, one after another lead balloons.

Failed....all of 'em, but like a successful movie franchise, the believers couldn't wait for another one to be unvailed.

And one, finally, sent the poison dart home.




3. Give the Devil is due, as the so apt phrase goes…..a great deal of planning and coordination went into this one. How vast that coordination might be, let’s not forget that, unlike the previous three administrations, Trump’s was the first to stand in the way of Communist China’s plans for world domination. As we see in the story of the current aspirant to the presidency, and the proof of the Biden’s monetary arrangements with the Maoists, the coordination to end the Trump presidency might be an international one.

4. Although the wisest among us never fully bought the scandemic as a reality, it must be admitted that it worked like a charm with the less than observant. Even now, with the data proving that the Wuhan Red Death is an iteration of the seasonal flu…..the symptoms of both are identical….neck-and-knee benders are wearing their acquiescence around their mouths as the absurd and ineffective masks.

But….it is an accurate representation of their agreement never to speak disagreement with their masters.




5. Answer these queries and bumping into the truth is nearly unavoidable:

What are your chances of dying from the Chinavirus?

What is the reason for masks?

Why is the number trumpeted always ‘positive tests’ rather than mortality rates?

Why is the mortality rate attributed to the Wuhan the same as the number subtracted from the usual causes of death: heart disease, respiratory diseases, influenza and pneumonia.

Why is it that nearly all of those who actually die, had ‘do not resuscitate’ affidavits?



Of course.....if you attempt to answer the above, your Democrat masters will punish you.

To your Number 5. Sorry, the rest is all just your usual manure.

1) Who knows? It's a crapshoot. It's highly contagious and can wreak havoc...or it may do nothing to you. It's the unknown that makes it scary.
2) To slow down and maybe prevent the transmission of the virus. Because it's highly contagious. CDC has recommended masks. They do work. Something most of us have known for over six months.
3) Because you can get an idea of how, where, and to whom the virus spreads. Because it's highly contagious. You want mortality rate, go to Worldometer and there's this app on your puter called calc. Ingenious.
4) Irrelevant. None of these causes of death (to this point in our history) have 1) Threatened to overwhelm and collapse our healthcare system, 2) Taken a baseball bat to our economy and unemployment rate.
5) DNRs are pretty common in will and estate planning.

Ooooh...punishment. Didn't know it was THAT kind of thread.

“Study Finds 89% of Patients Who Died From COVID-19 Had a Do-Not-Resuscitate Order



Following the retraction of a Johns Hopkins study that showed overall deaths in the United States had not really increased with the COVID-19, researchers have produced another analysis that is interesting to note. In a retrospective study of patients hospitalized with COVID-19 in New Jersey, 89% had a do-not-resuscitate (DNR) order before admission.


What are the symptoms of the Wuhan Red Death?

What are the symptoms of the seasonal flu?



Take your time.

Why are these questions relevant? Not sure what you are driving at here.

Tell you what, let me make it simple for you because this was one point in your diatribe that was actually worth discussing.
How come every time infections and deaths from coronavirus are discussed, the number of other means of deaths is constantly brought up by people looking to minimalize
the effects of the virus? Have these other means of death ever in our history threatened to overwhelm our healthcare system or had an extremely adverse affect on our economy?

"Why are these questions relevant? Not sure what you are driving at here."


Of course you do.


. "The deniers first deceive themselves that they are sincere in their adherence to falsehoods. Thus they cannot be faulted for acting on genuinely held views. But in truth, they have cultivated an ignorance of the facts, what Thomas Aquinas called ignorantia affectata. An ignorance so useful that one protects it at all costs, in order to continue using it in one’s own self interest. This ignorance is not exculpatory, but inculpatory. Forgive them not, for they know full well what they do.' RICHARD BADALAMENTE

Then you need to spell it out because it isn't even coming across as a good conspiracy theory.
Even if these people had a DNR because they suffered from a pre existing condition, the fact
remains that if they had not gotten the virus...they'd still be alive.

It's definitely a conspiracy, but not a theory: it's a proven fact.


You admit it when you won't answer the question:

What are the symptoms of the Wuhan Red Death?

What are the symptoms of the seasonal flu?

Come to the point?....
I know of no one that's ever died of the seasonal flu....and I know a bunch of people over the age of 70 who've gotten it.

Some 60,000 last year.

Preliminary In-Season 2021-2022 Flu Burden Estimates

CDC's weekly cumulative in-season estimates of flu cases, medical visits, hospitalizations and deaths in the United States.

www.cdc.gov

Just admit you are dedicated to whatever your masters tell you to be dedicated to.
Facts, reality, experience, history.....none have any bearing on what you will parrot of the propaganda.


Bet you're a government school grad, huh?

Nope. Paid my own way in private institution.....and I don't know of any government running a school...not here anyway.
You like parroting your false narratives and then deflecting the conversation when you get called out on it.
Something that, lets' say...a Russian troll bot would do.

 

[TheGreatSatan]

My personal favorite was when the media swore WWIII had started when Solemani was killed. Then they just dropped the story and never talked about it again.

So many feckless morons out there to absorb the media lies.

I remember Democrats here hoping Iran would nuke Israel saying that would fix the world's problems for 2000 years.

 

[PoliticalChic]

Why is it that nearly all of those who actually die, had ‘do not resuscitate’ affidavits?

I guess the only lives that should be protected are those not yet born? I know of no one who died from the flu and that is in my entire lifetime. In less than a year I know of 2 people who died of Covid and several who suffered for quite some time.

Should insurance companies charge more for people who refuse to wear masks or socially distance and need to be hospitalized?
If you refuse to wear masks or socially distance should you go to the back of the line for an ICU bed?

I know 3 people who died from the flu - one of them killed by Barrack Obama (H1N1).

I know no one who died from Wuhan.

Biden named Ron Klain as his chief of staff.
The guy was in the Obama White House, and said this about Obama's work on the H1N1: "We did every possible thing wrong."

 

[ColonelAngus]

Such dumb *****....Trump started ZERO wars.

DERP DERP DERP DERP

 

[ReinyDays]

I had no idea PC was without legs herself ...

 

[ColonelAngus]

Why is it that nearly all of those who actually die, had ‘do not resuscitate’ affidavits?

I guess the only lives that should be protected are those not yet born? I know of no one who died from the flu and that is in my entire lifetime. In less than a year I know of 2 people who died of Covid and several who suffered for quite some time.

Should insurance companies charge more for people who refuse to wear masks or socially distance and need to be hospitalized?
If you refuse to wear masks or socially distance should you go to the back of the line for an ICU bed?

I know 3 people who died from the flu - one of them killed by Barrack Obama (H1N1).

I know no one who died from Wuhan.

I guess you didn't know:

Date	Name	Age	Occupation	Place of death	Ref.

28 March	Pearson Jordan	69	Olympic Sprinter	United States	[119]
14 April	Helen Damico	89	Scholar of Old English literature	United States	[316]
5 May	Brian Axsmith	57	Paleobotanist and ecology professor	United States	[456]
5 October	David Andahl	55	Politician (candidate for the North Dakota House of Representatives)	United States	[802]
14 October	Fred Dean	68	Hall of Fame American football player	United States	[815][816]
15 October	Warren Mitchell	87	College basketball player and coach	United States	[819]
3 November	Irvin Baxter Jr.	75	American Pentecostal preacher	United States	[870]
5 April	Lee Fierro	91	Actress	United States (Akron)	[219]
12 May	Morris Hood III	54	Member of the Michigan Senate (2010–2018) and Michigan House of Representatives (2002–2008)	United States (Ann Arbor)	[484]
16 July	Patrick Ellis	77	Radio personality	United States (Annapolis)	[636]
28 May	Robert M. Laughlin	85	Anthropologist and linguist. Preserver of the Tzotzil language	United States (Arlington)	[527]
27 August	William Neikirk	82	Journalist	United States (Arlington)	[723]
26 November	George H. Carley	82	Justice of the Supreme Court of Georgia (1993–2012)	United States (Atlanta)	[945]
27 July	Frank A. Howard	81	Member of the Louisiana House of Representatives (2008–2020)	United States (Baton Rouge)	[663]
27 March	Michael McKinnell	84	Architect	United States (Beverly)	[110]
13 April	Dennis G. Peters	82	Electrochemist	United States (Bloomington)	[309]
27 July	Felicia F. Campbell	89	Professor of English at the University of Nevada, Las Vegas	United States (Blue Diamond, Nevada)	[660][661]
25 July	Steve dePyssler	101	United States Air Force colonel	United States (Bossier City)	[656]
26 April	Emilio Allué	85	Auxiliary bishop emeritus of Boston	United States (Boston)	[408]
27 May	Nicholas Rinaldi	86	Poet and novelist	United States (Bridgeport)	[524]
24 March	Romi Cohn	91	Czechoslovakian-born rabbi and real estate developer	United States (Brooklyn)	[73]
15 April	John Pfahl	81	Photographer	United States (Buffalo)	[333]
3 July	Scott Erskine	57	Serial killer	United States (California)	[599]
31 August	Tom Seaver	75	Hall of Fame baseball player	United States (Calistoga)	[730]
14 November	Lindy McDaniel	84	Baseball player	United States (Carrollton)	[906]
2 November	Roy Edwards	66	Member of the Wyoming House of Representatives (since 2015)	United States (Casper)	[866]
2 August	Tootie Robbins	62	American football player	United States (Chandler)	[677]
25 May	Marv Luster	82	American CFL player	United States (Charlotte)	[521]
28 April	David Boe	84	Organist	United States (Chicago)	[421]
13 May	Riad Ismat	72	Minister of Culture of Syria (2010–2012)	United States (Chicago)	[489]
7 June	Lynika Strozier	35	Biologist	United States (Chicago)	[546]
17 August	Chaim Dov Keller	90	Haredi rabbi	United States (Chicago)	[711]
2 May	Daniel S. Kemp	83	Organic chemist	United States (Concord)	[441]
23 March	Maurice Berger	63	Chief curator of the Center for Art, Design and Visual Culture	United States (Copake)	[57]
27 March	Orlando McDaniel	59	American football player	United States (Dallas)	[109]
18 April	Bob Lazier	81	Race car driver	United States (Denver)	[362]
24 April	Mike Huckaby	54	Deep house DJ	United States (Detroit)	[400]
29 October	H. Tati Santiesteban	85	Member of the Texas Senate (1973-1991)	United States (El Paso)	[858]
2 May	Ralph McGehee	92	Intelligence officer	United States (Falmouth)	[442]
4 July	Bhakti Charu Swami	74	Indian spiritual teacher (International Society for Krishna Consciousness)	United States (Florida)	[600]
21 July	Dobby Dobson	78	Jamaican reggae singer and record producer	United States (Florida)	[653]
1 May	Yu Lihua	88	Chinese-American writer	United States (Gaithersburg)	[432]
28 May	David Owen Brooks	65	Convicted murderer, accomplice to serial killer Dean Corll	United States (Galveston)	[525]
21 October	Peter F. Secchia	83	Ambassador to Italy and San Marino (1989–1993) and CEO of Universal Forest Products	United States (Grand Rapids)	[833]
28 March	William B. Helmreich	74	Professor of Sociology at The Graduate Center, CUNY	United States (Great Neck)	[117]
16 September	Nick Mourouzis	83	American football player and coach	United States (Greencastle)	[766]
1 April	Kevin Duffy	87	Judge for the U.S. District Court for Southern New York (1972–1998)	United States (Greenwich)	[162]
7 April	Henry Graff	98	Historian	United States (Greenwich)	[239]
30 March	Ted Monette	74	FEMA Director of the Office of Federal Coordinating Officer Operations	United States (Holyoke)	[144]
2 April	Arthur Whistler	75	Professor of Ethnobotany at the University of Hawaii	United States (Honolulu)	[187]
14 July	Stephen Susman	79	Attorney	United States (Houston)	[634]
1 April	David Driskell	88	Visual artist and academic	United States (Hyattsville)	[161]
20 May	Denis Farkasfalvy	83	Hungarian-born Cistercian abbot and theologian	United States (Irving)	[511]
31 July	Bill Mack	88	Singer, songwriter, and radio host	United States (Irving)	[670][671]
27 April	Troy Sneed	52	Gospel musician	United States (Jacksonville)	[419]
27 April	Rabbi Yehudah Jacobs	80–89	Mashgiach ruchani at Beth Medrash Govoha	United States (Lakewood Township)	[414]
16 April	Jim Fraser	83	American football player	United States (Lansdale)	[339]
8 May	Roy Horn	75	Member of Siegfried & Roy, stage magician and lion tamer	United States (Las Vegas)	[471]
20 August	Frank Cullotta	81	Mobster and movie consultant	United States (Las Vegas)	[714]
6 September	Bruce Williamson	49	Lead singer of The Temptations	United States (Las Vegas)	[745]
21 September	Tommy DeVito	92	Musician, founding member of The Four Seasons	United States (Las Vegas)	[776]
27 August	James E. Humphreys	80	Mathematician	United States (Leeds)	[722]
6 June	Dietmar Seyferth	91	Chemist	United States (Lexington)	[543][544]
31 March	Julie Bennett	88	Voice actor	United States (Los Angeles)	[148]
7 April	Allen Garfield	80	Actor	United States (Los Angeles)	[238]
13 April	Ann Sullivan	91	Animator	United States (Los Angeles)	[314]
15 April	Allen Daviau	77	Cinematographer (E.T. the Extra-Terrestrial, The Color Purple, Empire of the Sun)	United States (Los Angeles)	[327]
2 June	Chris Trousdale	34	Actor and singer	United States (Los Angeles)	[534]
17 June	Trần Ngọc Châu	96	Vietnamese soldier and politician	United States (Los Angeles)	[569]
4 July	Brandis Kemp	76	Actress	United States (Los Angeles)	[601]
5 July	Nick Cordero	41	Canadian actor	United States (Los Angeles)	[604]
26 September	Jay Johnstone	74	Baseball player and commentator	United States (Los Angeles)	[788]
3 April	Arnold Demain	92	Professor of Industrial Microbiology at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology	United States (Madison)	[189]
2 May	Meyer Rubin	96	Geologist	United States (Manassas)	[445]
13 November	Jim Pace	59	Racing driver	United States (Memphis)	[902]
8 August	Bernard Fils-Aimé	67	Entrepreneur and activist	United States (Miami)	[690]
5 November	Gordon Van Wylen	100	Physicist and academic administrator, President of Hope College (1972–1987)	United States (Michigan)	[876]
14 October	Lance Carson	74	Member of the South Dakota House of Representatives (2007–2015, 2017–2019)	United States (Mitchell)	[814]
30 October	Rick Baldwin	67	Baseball player	United States (Modesto)	[860]
25 March	Floyd Cardoz	59	Chef and television personality	United States (Montclair)	[86]
9 September	Henrietta Boggs	102	First Lady of Costa Rica (1948–1949)	United States (Montgomery)	[748]
29 November	Ben Bova	88	Science fiction writer	United States (Naples)	[958]
29 March	Joe Diffie	61	Country singer	United States (Nashville)	[127]
7 April	John Prine	73	Singer and songwriter	United States (Nashville)	[247]
3 September	Bill Pursell	94	Composer	United States (Nashville)	[736]
6 April	Brahm Kanchibhotla	66	Indian-American Journalist	United States (Nassau County)	[226]
24 April	Carlos Ernesto Escobar Mejía	57	U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement detainee	United States (National City)	[398]
19 April	Steve Dalkowski	80	Baseball player	United States (New Britain)	[366]
11 April	John Horton Conway	82	Mathematician	United States (New Brunswick)	[283]
14 April	Margit Feldman	90	Holocaust survivor	United States (New Jersey)	[319]
1 April	Ellis Marsalis Jr.	85	Jazz pianist	United States (New Orleans)	[165]
4 April	Tom Dempsey	73	American football player	United States (New Orleans)	[204]
22 March	Mike Longo	83	Jazz pianist	United States (New York City)	[56]
23 March	Nashom Wooden	50	Drag queen	United States (New York City)	[70]
25 March	Mark Blum	69	Actor	United States (New York City)	[85]
26 March	Michael Sorkin	71	Architect and critic	United States (New York City)	[98]
28 March	William Wolf	94	Film and theater critic	United States (New York City)	[123]
29 March	Beryl Bernay	94	Journalist and children's television creator	United States (New York City)	[124]
29 March	Maria Mercader	54	Television news producer and journalist	United States (New York City)	[129]
29 March	Alan Merrill	69	Lead singer of Arrows and songwriter	United States (New York City)	[130]
30 March	Lorena Borjas	59	Transgender and immigrant rights activist	United States (New York City)	[136]
30 March	James T. Goodrich	73	Professor of Neurosurgery at the Albert Einstein College of Medicine	United States (New York City)	[141]
30 March	Wilhelm Burmann	80	Ballet master and teacher	United States (New York City)	[147]
31 March	Cristina Monet-Palaci	64	Musician	United States (New York City)	[155]
2 April	Patricia Bosworth	86	Actress and author	United States (New York City)	[172]
2 April	Anick Jesdanun	51	Technology reporter and editor, first internet writer for the Associated Press	United States (New York City)	[178]
2 April	Aaron Rubashkin	92	Businessman	United States (New York City)	[183]
3 April	Arlene Stringer-Cuevas	86	Member of the New York City Council (1976–1977)	United States (New York City)	[199]
4 April	Ken Farnum	89	Barbadian-born Jamaican Olympic cyclist	United States (New York City)	[206]
4 April	Lila Fenwick	87	Chief of the United Nations Human Rights Council	United States (New York City)	[207]
4 April	Muhammad Sirajul Islam	77	Member of the Jatiya Sangsad (1973–1982)	United States (New York City)	[210]
4 April	Olan Montgomery	56	Actor and artist	United States (New York City)	[211]
6 April	Helène Aylon	89	Ecofeminist artist	United States (New York City)	[223]
6 April	Adlin Mair-Clarke	78	Olympic sprinter and hurdler	United States (New York City)	[228]
7 April	Leib Groner	88	Chabad-Lubavitch Rabbi	United States (New York City)	[240]
7 April	Yaakov Perlow	89	Hasidic rabbi	United States (New York City)	[246]
7 April	Hal Willner	64	Music producer	United States (New York City)	[252]
8 April	Leila Benitez-McCollum	89	Filipino-American television and radio host	United States (New York City)	[253]
10 April	Ceybil Jefferies	57–58	House and R&B vocalist	United States (New York City)	[274]
11 April	Stanley Chera	77	Real estate executive	United States (New York City)	[282]
11 April	Wynn Handman	97	Artistic director	United States (New York City)	[284]
12 April	Joel M. Reed	86	Filmmaker and screenwriter	United States (New York City)	[295]
13 April	Gil Bailey	84	Jamaican radio broadcaster	United States (New York City)	[302]
13 April	Benjamin Levin	93	Lithuanian-born Israeli partisan and Holocaust survivor	United States (New York City)	[307]
15 April	Henry Grimes	84	Jazz bassist	United States (New York City)	[328]
15 April	Milena Jelinek	84	Screenwriter	United States (New York City)	[331]
15 April	Lee Konitz	92	Jazz composer and alto saxophonist	United States (New York City)	[332]
16 April	Henry Miller	89	Lawyer and jurist	United States (New York City)	[341]
17 April	Giuseppi Logan	84	Jazz musician	United States (New York City)	[348]
17 April	Iris Love	86	Archaeologist and dog breeder	United States (New York City)	[350]
17 April	Arlene Saunders	89	Operatic soprano	United States (New York City)	[352]
18 April	Jack Lotz	86	Wrestling referee	United States (New York City)	[363]
19 April	Noach Dear	66	Justice of the New York Supreme Court (since 2015)	United States (New York City)	[367]
21 April	Philip Foglia	69	Lawyer, civic activist and advocate for Italian American rights issues	United States (New York City)	[382]
23 April	Fred the Godson	35	DJ and rapper	United States (New York City)	[395]
25 April	Madeline Kripke	76	Book collector	United States (New York City)	[405]
27 April	James Mahoney	62	Pulmonologist and internist	United States (New York City)	[415]
17 April	Bennie G. Adkins	86	United States Army soldier and recipient of the Medal of Honor	United States (Opelika)	[345]
23 August	Charles Stuart Bowyer	86	Astronomer and academic	United States (Orinda)	[718]
9 August	Kamala	70	Professional wrestler	United States (Oxford)	[694]
23 March	Carole Brookins	76	Executive director of the World Bank (2001–2005)	United States (Palm Beach)	[59]
11 August	Trini Lopez	83	Singer and actor	United States (Palm Springs)	[699]
31 March	Wallace Roney	59	Jazz trumpeter	United States (Paterson)	[157]
14 April	Ella King Russell Torrey	94	Human rights activist and aide to Eleanor Roosevelt	United States (Philadelphia)	[324]
21 April	Teruyuki Okazaki	88	Karate master	United States (Philadelphia)	[385]
22 April	Bootsie Barnes	82	Jazz saxophonist	United States (Philadelphia)	[393]
29 April	Dick Lucas	86	American football player	United States (Philadelphia)	[426]
6 September	Sterling Magee	84	Blues musician known as "Mister Satan", part of the duo Satan and Adam	United States (Pinellas Park)	[744]
21 June	Ken Snow	50	Soccer player	United States (Port Huron)	[580]
1 April	Adam Schlesinger	52	Songwriter, member of Fountains of Wayne	United States (Poughkeepsie)	[168]
9 April	Reggie Bagala	54	Member of the Louisiana House of Representatives (since 2020)	United States (Raceland)	[261]
21 May	Mary J. Wilson	83	First African-American senior zookeeper at the Maryland Zoo in Baltimore	United States (Randallstown)	[512]
21 April	Donald Kennedy	88	Scientist, public administrator, and academic	United States (Redwood City)	[384]
13 July	Kenneth Church	90	Canadian born Thoroughbred racing jockey	United States (Reno)	[631]
13 April	Jerry Givens	67	Executioner and anti-death penalty advocate	United States (Richmond)	[304]
24 March	Alan Finder	72	Journalist	United States (Ridgewood)	[77]
3 May	Roy Lester	96	American football player and coach	United States (Rockville)	[450]
1 April	Bucky Pizzarelli	94	Jazz guitarist	United States (Saddle River)	[167]
19 May	Annie Glenn	100	Disability rights advocate and widow of John Glenn	United States (Saint Paul)	[505]
29 March	Robert H. Garff	77	Speaker of the Utah House of Representatives (1985–1987)	United States (Salt Lake City)	[128]
2 April	Robert Beck	83	Olympic pentathlete and fencer	United States (San Antonio)	[188]
24 March	Terrence McNally	81	Playwright and screenwriter	United States (Sarasota)	[78]
25 July	Helen Jones Woods	96	Musician	United States (Sarasota)	[658]
2 May	Jim Cross	87	Ice hockey player and coach	United States (Savannah)	[439]
23 March	Walter Robb	91	Engineer	United States (Schenectady)	[67]
17 March	Stephen Schwartz	78	Professor of pathology at University of Washington	United States (Seattle)	[33]
8 April	Rick May	79	Canadian-American voice actor and theatrical performer, director and teacher	United States (Seattle)	[260]
4 April	Forrest Compton	94	Actor	United States (Shelter Island)	[202]
1 April	Richard Passman	94	Aeronautical engineer and space scientist	United States (Silver Spring)	[166]
3 April	Bob Glanzer	74	Member of the South Dakota House of Representatives (since 2017)	United States (Sioux Falls)	[191]
22 November	George Nock	74	American football player	United States (Snellville)	[929]
8 July	Howard Schoenfield	62	Tennis player	United States (South Beach)	[615]
7 August	Nina Popova	97	Ballet dancer	United States (St. Augustine)	[687]
12 November	Lynn Kellogg	77	Singer and actress	United States (St. Louis)	[894]
21 April	Jack Taylor	84	Member of the Colorado Senate (2000–2008) and House of Representatives (1992–2000)	United States (Steamboat Springs)	[383]
30 July	Herman Cain	74	Business executive, writer, 2012 Presidential candidate, and political activist	United States (Stockbridge)	[669]
18 July	Katherine B. Hoffman	105	Chemist	United States (Tallahassee)	[644]
2 November	Oscar W. McConkie Jr.	94	President of the Utah State Senate (1965–1966) and leader of the Church of Latter Day Saints	United States (Utah)	[868]
8 April	Bernie Juskiewicz	77	Member of the Vermont House of Representatives (2013–2019)	United States (Vermont)	[257]
6 April	Stephen Sulyk	95	Ukrainian Catholic Archeparch emeritus of Philadelphia	United States (Voorhees Township)	[230]
20 April	H. G. Carrillo	59	Novelist	United States (Washington, D.C.)	[374]
7 August	Stephen F. Williams	83	Judge of the United States Court of Appeals for the District of Columbia Circuit (since 1986)	United States (Washington, D.C.)	[689]
24 April	Burton Rose	77	Nephrologist	United States (Wellesley)	[399]
27 November	Gene Fraise	88	Member of the Iowa Senate (1986–2013)	United States (West Burlington)	[950]
4 May	Motoko Fujishiro Huthwaite	92	Preservationist (Monuments Men)	United States (Westland)	[453]
16 May	Wilson Roosevelt Jerman	91	White House butler to 11 U.S. presidents	United States (Woodbridge)	[499]
21 April	Joel Rogosin	87	Television producer and writer (The Virginian, Ironside, Magnum, P.I.)	United States (Woodland Hills)	[386]
17 April	Gene Shay	85	Disc jockey	United States (Wynnewood)	[354]
25 April	Alan Abel	91	Percussionist and music educator	United States (Wynnewood)	[402]

Can you list the people Obama killed with drone strikes?

 

[alang1216]

When you hear the bogus "250,000 dead from the Wuhan," remember that the CDC said only 6% of those were the Wuhan.

No, 94% of coronavirus deaths were not actually caused by something else, you are either confused, repeating a lie, or lying.

The CDC's 6% COVID-19 Deaths Stat Is Causing Confusion on Social Media—Here Are the Facts

 

[PoliticalChic]

….or…it’s difficult to lose every time.


1.“If something has legs, it means people have interest in it. This expression often describes a story, issue or scandal. If you are involved in a scandal that has legs, you will hear about it for a long time, which is unfortunate.”
Does This Story Have Legs? - VOA Learning English



2. Faced with an elected official who has America’s interest at heart, and the possible loss of their sinecures and paths for the unworthy to wealth, Trump had to be removed from the scene. Toward that end, one after another plot, ploy, scam and set of lies was employed by Democrat/Liberal/Deep State assembly. Perhaps you remember some of them:

First collusion, collusion, collusion failed …Russia, Russia, Russia failed….Obstruction, Obstruction, Obstruction failed….Racist, Racist, Racist failed…Impeach, Impeach, Impeach failed….Recession, Recession, Recession failed….Emoluments, …25th amendment, Stormy Daniels, lies about Charlottesville fine Nazis, Kurds, Ukraine, Quid Pro Quo, ‘lynching,’ the GAO charges, Lev Parnas, General Flynn perjury trap, one after another lead balloons.

Failed....all of 'em, but like a successful movie franchise, the believers couldn't wait for another one to be unvailed.

And one, finally, sent the poison dart home.




3. Give the Devil is due, as the so apt phrase goes…..a great deal of planning and coordination went into this one. How vast that coordination might be, let’s not forget that, unlike the previous three administrations, Trump’s was the first to stand in the way of Communist China’s plans for world domination. As we see in the story of the current aspirant to the presidency, and the proof of the Biden’s monetary arrangements with the Maoists, the coordination to end the Trump presidency might be an international one.

4. Although the wisest among us never fully bought the scandemic as a reality, it must be admitted that it worked like a charm with the less than observant. Even now, with the data proving that the Wuhan Red Death is an iteration of the seasonal flu…..the symptoms of both are identical….neck-and-knee benders are wearing their acquiescence around their mouths as the absurd and ineffective masks.

But….it is an accurate representation of their agreement never to speak disagreement with their masters.




5. Answer these queries and bumping into the truth is nearly unavoidable:

What are your chances of dying from the Chinavirus?

What is the reason for masks?

Why is the number trumpeted always ‘positive tests’ rather than mortality rates?

Why is the mortality rate attributed to the Wuhan the same as the number subtracted from the usual causes of death: heart disease, respiratory diseases, influenza and pneumonia.

Why is it that nearly all of those who actually die, had ‘do not resuscitate’ affidavits?



Of course.....if you attempt to answer the above, your Democrat masters will punish you.

To your Number 5. Sorry, the rest is all just your usual manure.

1) Who knows? It's a crapshoot. It's highly contagious and can wreak havoc...or it may do nothing to you. It's the unknown that makes it scary.
2) To slow down and maybe prevent the transmission of the virus. Because it's highly contagious. CDC has recommended masks. They do work. Something most of us have known for over six months.
3) Because you can get an idea of how, where, and to whom the virus spreads. Because it's highly contagious. You want mortality rate, go to Worldometer and there's this app on your puter called calc. Ingenious.
4) Irrelevant. None of these causes of death (to this point in our history) have 1) Threatened to overwhelm and collapse our healthcare system, 2) Taken a baseball bat to our economy and unemployment rate.
5) DNRs are pretty common in will and estate planning.

Ooooh...punishment. Didn't know it was THAT kind of thread.

IF you contract Wuhan, your statistical chance of death is 0.2%

Two out of a thousand will die.

Of course we know that is a false statistic - because the two who die will be over 75 and have serious comorbidity.

If you are 50 and healthy, your chance of dying from Wuhan is virtually zero.

Yeah, just a quick glance at today's stats and some quick math shows me that the mortality rate for the virus is running about 1.9% in the US.
Your observations are meaningless. There have been a lot of people under the age of 50 that have died from this. Some of them completely healthy.

False.


If you don't have the usual causes of death....heart disease, respiratory diseases, influenza and pneumonia.


....your chances of dying from the Chinese virus are nil.


Zero.


And, of course, you admit it each time you dodge this question:

What are the symptoms of the Wuhan?
What are the symptoms of the seasonal flu?


You know the truth....but persist in being a Democrat.

Exactly the same about whether the election was stolen.

If you get the virus and die from the virus (even if you have one of these conditions), you've died from the virus and it should be counted that way.
If you didn't get the virus, you'd still be alive.
So your two questions are irrelevant...they're just a distraction. Something you're really good at.
I don't know anyone who's died of the seasonal flu.

Gads, you're a fool.
Watch me prove it:


1. “COVID-19 should be reported on the death certificate for all decedents where the disease caused or is assumed to have caused or contributed to death. Certifiers should include as much detail as possible based on their knowledge of the case, medical records, laboratory testing, etc.,” the guidance continued.
“If the decedent had other chronic conditions such as COPD or asthma that may have also contributed, these conditions can be reported in Part II.”
Is The Number of Deaths Due To COVID-19 Being Inflated, And, If So, Why? | NewsRadio 740 KTRH | Michael Berry

2. "Questions remain about the death of a Hartford infant, despite governor’s claim death was linked to coronavirus
An official cause of death remains outstanding pending toxicology results, and officials said it is possible the child died not from the virus but from an underlying condition, sudden infant death syndrome or positional asphyxiation.
In the absence of that official determination Friday, Lamont and Connecticut State Epidemiologist Matthew Cartter retreated from directly connecting the cause of the infant’s death to the virus.

[Democrat] "...Lamont presented the baby’s death as specifically caused by the virus, even though Chief Medical Examiner James Gill’s official cause of death finding is still outstanding."
Questions remain about the death of a Hartford infant, despite governor’s claim death was linked to coronavirus

Despite Gov. Ned Lamont's announcement this week that a six-week-old infant in Hartford was the youngest fatality of the coronavirus pandemic, medical examiners still have not officially ruled the virus played any role in the child's death."
www.courant.com

3. “The study found that “This trend is completely contrary to the pattern observed in all previous years.” In fact, “the total decrease in deaths by other causes almost exactly equals the increase in deaths by COVID-19.”

Briand concludes that the COVID-19 death toll in the United States is misleading and that deaths from other diseases are being categorized as COVID-19 deaths.
There have reports of inflated COVID-19 deaths numbers for months.

Patients who never tested positive for the disease had COVID-19 as their cause of death on their death certificates. In May, Jared Polis, the Democrat governor of Colorado, disputed official coronavirus death counts, saying even those of the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) were inflated from including people who tested positive for the coronavirus but died of other causes. In July, a fatal motorcycle accident victim was listed as a COVID-19 death.”

UPDATED: Johns Hopkins Retracts Article Saying COVID-19 Has 'Relatively No Effect on Deaths' in U.S.

Conventional wisdom is that COVID-19 has caused thousands of deaths in the United States and nearly 1.5 million worldwide. This perception was directly challenged by an article published by Johns Hopk...

pjmedia.com

4. "Bible Experts Determine Goliath Died Of COVID-19
July 10th, 2020

ISRAEL—Working at an archaeological dig in the Valley of Elah, Bible experts have come up with an interesting theory concerning the death of Goliath, hulking giant of the Philistines who fought David in one-on-one combat.

Though he did have severe head trauma and neck problems, his death is now being counted as a COVID-19 death.
"While we didn't test him per se, he exhibited a lot of the symptoms of COVID-19," said one Bible scholar as he carefully worked to unearth some ancient face masks from Bible times. "The wooziness, the falling down, the headache -- it's all pretty clearly indicative of the novel coronavirus." He also stated that the virus ran rampant among the Philistines because they did not social distance, while Israel was relatively safe because King Saul declared a lockdown.
One researcher suggested that Goliath did not die of coronavirus but simply ODed, having been stoned. But then the other researchers realized he was telling a dad joke and told him to shut up and keep digging.
At publishing time, scholars had proposed that everyone who died in the Flood, the Israelite conquest of Canaan, and the flattening of Sodom and Gomorrah also died of COVID-19."

Bible Experts Determine Goliath Died Of COVID-19

ISRAEL—Working at an archaeological dig in the Valley of Elah, Bible experts have come up with an interesting theory concerning the death of Goliath, hulking giant of the Philistines who fought David in one-on-one combat.

babylonbee.com

Suckers!!!

 

[alang1216]

I guess the only lives that should be protected are those not yet born? I know of no one who died from the flu and that is in my entire lifetime. In less than a year I know of 2 people who died of Covid and several who suffered for quite some time.

What were their underlying conditions?

Why should it matter? Are you pro-choice? They were not given a choice

Should insurance companies charge more for people who refuse to wear masks or socially distance and need to be hospitalized?
If you refuse to wear masks or socially distance should you go to the back of the line for an ICU bed?

No and no.

So I should pay for someone's reckless behavior?

 

[georgephillip]

Let's see how accurate you are:

Since only two of the three parasites your post features have revealed their federal tax returns, how would you know Trump's net worth?

"OCTOBER 7, 2020
Trump Brought a Whole New World of Corruption to Washington
BY JOHN FEFFER – JIM LARDNER
https://www.counterpunch.org/#facebook

"Profiting from the Pandemic: In the government bailout package to help businesses weather the pandemic-induced economic crisis, 27 clients of Trump-connected lobbyists received up to $10.5 billion. And as much as $273 million went to more than 100 companies owned or operated by major donors to Trump’s election efforts."

 

[PoliticalChic]

When you hear the bogus "250,000 dead from the Wuhan," remember that the CDC said only 6% of those were the Wuhan.

No, 94% of coronavirus deaths were not actually caused by something else, you are either confused, repeating a lie, or lying.

The CDC's 6% COVID-19 Deaths Stat Is Causing Confusion on Social Media—Here Are the Facts

Watch me ram the lie back down your throat.



The number you posted is a fraud, so saith the CDC.
To indicate how the Wuhan crisis has been inflated to puncture the Trump economic miracle, note that the CDC admitted that only 6% of the deaths were actually due to the Covid virus.

Comorbidities

Table 3 shows the types of health conditions and contributing causes mentioned in conjunction with deaths involving coronavirus disease 2019 (COVID-19). For 6% of the deaths, COVID-19 was the only cause mentioned. For deaths with conditions or causes in addition to COVID-19, on average, there were 2.6 additional conditions or causes per death. The number of deaths with each condition or cause is shown for all deaths and by age groups. For data on comorbidities, Click here to download.





Table 3. Conditions contributing to deaths involving coronavirus disease 2019 (COVID-19), by age group, United States. Week ending 2/1/2020 to 11/7/2020.*
Updated November 12, 2020

	Number of Conditions​
	Age Group​
Conditions Contributing to Deaths where COVID-19 was listed on the death certificate1​	ICD–10 codes​	All ages​	0–24 years​	25–34 years​	35–44 years​	45–54 years​	55–64 years​	65–74 years​	75–84 years​	85 years and over​

COVID-19 Provisional Counts - Weekly Updates by Select Demographic and Geographic Characteristics





If you don't have the usual causes of death...you are not dying of the Wuhan.
Recent study that indicated that the number of deaths from the usual causes, being heart disease, respiratory diseases, influenza and pneumonia, just happens to be the number attributed to covid.



You being easily fooled appears not to be particularly difficult.

 

[DukeU]

Why should it matter? Are you pro-choice? They were not given a choice

I am sorry for your loss but how did they NOT have a choice? Anyone who is afraid of this virus should stay at home, it's their choice to make.

And, no. I'm not pro-abortion

So I should pay for someone's reckless behavior?

Again, if you go out into the world knowing there is a chance you may get the virus, it's on you. Life is full of risks.

No one is forcing you out of your home.

 

[alang1216]

Why is it that nearly all of those who actually die, had ‘do not resuscitate’ affidavits?

I guess the only lives that should be protected are those not yet born? I know of no one who died from the flu and that is in my entire lifetime. In less than a year I know of 2 people who died of Covid and several who suffered for quite some time.

Should insurance companies charge more for people who refuse to wear masks or socially distance and need to be hospitalized?
If you refuse to wear masks or socially distance should you go to the back of the line for an ICU bed?

I know 3 people who died from the flu - one of them killed by Barrack Obama (H1N1).

I know no one who died from Wuhan.

I guess you didn't know:

Date	Name	Age	Occupation	Place of death	Ref.

28 March	Pearson Jordan	69	Olympic Sprinter	United States	[119]
14 April	Helen Damico	89	Scholar of Old English literature	United States	[316]
5 May	Brian Axsmith	57	Paleobotanist and ecology professor	United States	[456]
5 October	David Andahl	55	Politician (candidate for the North Dakota House of Representatives)	United States	[802]
14 October	Fred Dean	68	Hall of Fame American football player	United States	[815][816]
15 October	Warren Mitchell	87	College basketball player and coach	United States	[819]
3 November	Irvin Baxter Jr.	75	American Pentecostal preacher	United States	[870]
5 April	Lee Fierro	91	Actress	United States (Akron)	[219]
12 May	Morris Hood III	54	Member of the Michigan Senate (2010–2018) and Michigan House of Representatives (2002–2008)	United States (Ann Arbor)	[484]
16 July	Patrick Ellis	77	Radio personality	United States (Annapolis)	[636]
28 May	Robert M. Laughlin	85	Anthropologist and linguist. Preserver of the Tzotzil language	United States (Arlington)	[527]
27 August	William Neikirk	82	Journalist	United States (Arlington)	[723]
26 November	George H. Carley	82	Justice of the Supreme Court of Georgia (1993–2012)	United States (Atlanta)	[945]
27 July	Frank A. Howard	81	Member of the Louisiana House of Representatives (2008–2020)	United States (Baton Rouge)	[663]
27 March	Michael McKinnell	84	Architect	United States (Beverly)	[110]
13 April	Dennis G. Peters	82	Electrochemist	United States (Bloomington)	[309]
27 July	Felicia F. Campbell	89	Professor of English at the University of Nevada, Las Vegas	United States (Blue Diamond, Nevada)	[660][661]
25 July	Steve dePyssler	101	United States Air Force colonel	United States (Bossier City)	[656]
26 April	Emilio Allué	85	Auxiliary bishop emeritus of Boston	United States (Boston)	[408]
27 May	Nicholas Rinaldi	86	Poet and novelist	United States (Bridgeport)	[524]
24 March	Romi Cohn	91	Czechoslovakian-born rabbi and real estate developer	United States (Brooklyn)	[73]
15 April	John Pfahl	81	Photographer	United States (Buffalo)	[333]
3 July	Scott Erskine	57	Serial killer	United States (California)	[599]
31 August	Tom Seaver	75	Hall of Fame baseball player	United States (Calistoga)	[730]
14 November	Lindy McDaniel	84	Baseball player	United States (Carrollton)	[906]
2 November	Roy Edwards	66	Member of the Wyoming House of Representatives (since 2015)	United States (Casper)	[866]
2 August	Tootie Robbins	62	American football player	United States (Chandler)	[677]
25 May	Marv Luster	82	American CFL player	United States (Charlotte)	[521]
28 April	David Boe	84	Organist	United States (Chicago)	[421]
13 May	Riad Ismat	72	Minister of Culture of Syria (2010–2012)	United States (Chicago)	[489]
7 June	Lynika Strozier	35	Biologist	United States (Chicago)	[546]
17 August	Chaim Dov Keller	90	Haredi rabbi	United States (Chicago)	[711]
2 May	Daniel S. Kemp	83	Organic chemist	United States (Concord)	[441]
23 March	Maurice Berger	63	Chief curator of the Center for Art, Design and Visual Culture	United States (Copake)	[57]
27 March	Orlando McDaniel	59	American football player	United States (Dallas)	[109]
18 April	Bob Lazier	81	Race car driver	United States (Denver)	[362]
24 April	Mike Huckaby	54	Deep house DJ	United States (Detroit)	[400]
29 October	H. Tati Santiesteban	85	Member of the Texas Senate (1973-1991)	United States (El Paso)	[858]
2 May	Ralph McGehee	92	Intelligence officer	United States (Falmouth)	[442]
4 July	Bhakti Charu Swami	74	Indian spiritual teacher (International Society for Krishna Consciousness)	United States (Florida)	[600]
21 July	Dobby Dobson	78	Jamaican reggae singer and record producer	United States (Florida)	[653]
1 May	Yu Lihua	88	Chinese-American writer	United States (Gaithersburg)	[432]
28 May	David Owen Brooks	65	Convicted murderer, accomplice to serial killer Dean Corll	United States (Galveston)	[525]
21 October	Peter F. Secchia	83	Ambassador to Italy and San Marino (1989–1993) and CEO of Universal Forest Products	United States (Grand Rapids)	[833]
28 March	William B. Helmreich	74	Professor of Sociology at The Graduate Center, CUNY	United States (Great Neck)	[117]
16 September	Nick Mourouzis	83	American football player and coach	United States (Greencastle)	[766]
1 April	Kevin Duffy	87	Judge for the U.S. District Court for Southern New York (1972–1998)	United States (Greenwich)	[162]
7 April	Henry Graff	98	Historian	United States (Greenwich)	[239]
30 March	Ted Monette	74	FEMA Director of the Office of Federal Coordinating Officer Operations	United States (Holyoke)	[144]
2 April	Arthur Whistler	75	Professor of Ethnobotany at the University of Hawaii	United States (Honolulu)	[187]
14 July	Stephen Susman	79	Attorney	United States (Houston)	[634]
1 April	David Driskell	88	Visual artist and academic	United States (Hyattsville)	[161]
20 May	Denis Farkasfalvy	83	Hungarian-born Cistercian abbot and theologian	United States (Irving)	[511]
31 July	Bill Mack	88	Singer, songwriter, and radio host	United States (Irving)	[670][671]
27 April	Troy Sneed	52	Gospel musician	United States (Jacksonville)	[419]
27 April	Rabbi Yehudah Jacobs	80–89	Mashgiach ruchani at Beth Medrash Govoha	United States (Lakewood Township)	[414]
16 April	Jim Fraser	83	American football player	United States (Lansdale)	[339]
8 May	Roy Horn	75	Member of Siegfried & Roy, stage magician and lion tamer	United States (Las Vegas)	[471]
20 August	Frank Cullotta	81	Mobster and movie consultant	United States (Las Vegas)	[714]
6 September	Bruce Williamson	49	Lead singer of The Temptations	United States (Las Vegas)	[745]
21 September	Tommy DeVito	92	Musician, founding member of The Four Seasons	United States (Las Vegas)	[776]
27 August	James E. Humphreys	80	Mathematician	United States (Leeds)	[722]
6 June	Dietmar Seyferth	91	Chemist	United States (Lexington)	[543][544]
31 March	Julie Bennett	88	Voice actor	United States (Los Angeles)	[148]
7 April	Allen Garfield	80	Actor	United States (Los Angeles)	[238]
13 April	Ann Sullivan	91	Animator	United States (Los Angeles)	[314]
15 April	Allen Daviau	77	Cinematographer (E.T. the Extra-Terrestrial, The Color Purple, Empire of the Sun)	United States (Los Angeles)	[327]
2 June	Chris Trousdale	34	Actor and singer	United States (Los Angeles)	[534]
17 June	Trần Ngọc Châu	96	Vietnamese soldier and politician	United States (Los Angeles)	[569]
4 July	Brandis Kemp	76	Actress	United States (Los Angeles)	[601]
5 July	Nick Cordero	41	Canadian actor	United States (Los Angeles)	[604]
26 September	Jay Johnstone	74	Baseball player and commentator	United States (Los Angeles)	[788]
3 April	Arnold Demain	92	Professor of Industrial Microbiology at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology	United States (Madison)	[189]
2 May	Meyer Rubin	96	Geologist	United States (Manassas)	[445]
13 November	Jim Pace	59	Racing driver	United States (Memphis)	[902]
8 August	Bernard Fils-Aimé	67	Entrepreneur and activist	United States (Miami)	[690]
5 November	Gordon Van Wylen	100	Physicist and academic administrator, President of Hope College (1972–1987)	United States (Michigan)	[876]
14 October	Lance Carson	74	Member of the South Dakota House of Representatives (2007–2015, 2017–2019)	United States (Mitchell)	[814]
30 October	Rick Baldwin	67	Baseball player	United States (Modesto)	[860]
25 March	Floyd Cardoz	59	Chef and television personality	United States (Montclair)	[86]
9 September	Henrietta Boggs	102	First Lady of Costa Rica (1948–1949)	United States (Montgomery)	[748]
29 November	Ben Bova	88	Science fiction writer	United States (Naples)	[958]
29 March	Joe Diffie	61	Country singer	United States (Nashville)	[127]
7 April	John Prine	73	Singer and songwriter	United States (Nashville)	[247]
3 September	Bill Pursell	94	Composer	United States (Nashville)	[736]
6 April	Brahm Kanchibhotla	66	Indian-American Journalist	United States (Nassau County)	[226]
24 April	Carlos Ernesto Escobar Mejía	57	U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement detainee	United States (National City)	[398]
19 April	Steve Dalkowski	80	Baseball player	United States (New Britain)	[366]
11 April	John Horton Conway	82	Mathematician	United States (New Brunswick)	[283]
14 April	Margit Feldman	90	Holocaust survivor	United States (New Jersey)	[319]
1 April	Ellis Marsalis Jr.	85	Jazz pianist	United States (New Orleans)	[165]
4 April	Tom Dempsey	73	American football player	United States (New Orleans)	[204]
22 March	Mike Longo	83	Jazz pianist	United States (New York City)	[56]
23 March	Nashom Wooden	50	Drag queen	United States (New York City)	[70]
25 March	Mark Blum	69	Actor	United States (New York City)	[85]
26 March	Michael Sorkin	71	Architect and critic	United States (New York City)	[98]
28 March	William Wolf	94	Film and theater critic	United States (New York City)	[123]
29 March	Beryl Bernay	94	Journalist and children's television creator	United States (New York City)	[124]
29 March	Maria Mercader	54	Television news producer and journalist	United States (New York City)	[129]
29 March	Alan Merrill	69	Lead singer of Arrows and songwriter	United States (New York City)	[130]
30 March	Lorena Borjas	59	Transgender and immigrant rights activist	United States (New York City)	[136]
30 March	James T. Goodrich	73	Professor of Neurosurgery at the Albert Einstein College of Medicine	United States (New York City)	[141]
30 March	Wilhelm Burmann	80	Ballet master and teacher	United States (New York City)	[147]
31 March	Cristina Monet-Palaci	64	Musician	United States (New York City)	[155]
2 April	Patricia Bosworth	86	Actress and author	United States (New York City)	[172]
2 April	Anick Jesdanun	51	Technology reporter and editor, first internet writer for the Associated Press	United States (New York City)	[178]
2 April	Aaron Rubashkin	92	Businessman	United States (New York City)	[183]
3 April	Arlene Stringer-Cuevas	86	Member of the New York City Council (1976–1977)	United States (New York City)	[199]
4 April	Ken Farnum	89	Barbadian-born Jamaican Olympic cyclist	United States (New York City)	[206]
4 April	Lila Fenwick	87	Chief of the United Nations Human Rights Council	United States (New York City)	[207]
4 April	Muhammad Sirajul Islam	77	Member of the Jatiya Sangsad (1973–1982)	United States (New York City)	[210]
4 April	Olan Montgomery	56	Actor and artist	United States (New York City)	[211]
6 April	Helène Aylon	89	Ecofeminist artist	United States (New York City)	[223]
6 April	Adlin Mair-Clarke	78	Olympic sprinter and hurdler	United States (New York City)	[228]
7 April	Leib Groner	88	Chabad-Lubavitch Rabbi	United States (New York City)	[240]
7 April	Yaakov Perlow	89	Hasidic rabbi	United States (New York City)	[246]
7 April	Hal Willner	64	Music producer	United States (New York City)	[252]
8 April	Leila Benitez-McCollum	89	Filipino-American television and radio host	United States (New York City)	[253]
10 April	Ceybil Jefferies	57–58	House and R&B vocalist	United States (New York City)	[274]
11 April	Stanley Chera	77	Real estate executive	United States (New York City)	[282]
11 April	Wynn Handman	97	Artistic director	United States (New York City)	[284]
12 April	Joel M. Reed	86	Filmmaker and screenwriter	United States (New York City)	[295]
13 April	Gil Bailey	84	Jamaican radio broadcaster	United States (New York City)	[302]
13 April	Benjamin Levin	93	Lithuanian-born Israeli partisan and Holocaust survivor	United States (New York City)	[307]
15 April	Henry Grimes	84	Jazz bassist	United States (New York City)	[328]
15 April	Milena Jelinek	84	Screenwriter	United States (New York City)	[331]
15 April	Lee Konitz	92	Jazz composer and alto saxophonist	United States (New York City)	[332]
16 April	Henry Miller	89	Lawyer and jurist	United States (New York City)	[341]
17 April	Giuseppi Logan	84	Jazz musician	United States (New York City)	[348]
17 April	Iris Love	86	Archaeologist and dog breeder	United States (New York City)	[350]
17 April	Arlene Saunders	89	Operatic soprano	United States (New York City)	[352]
18 April	Jack Lotz	86	Wrestling referee	United States (New York City)	[363]
19 April	Noach Dear	66	Justice of the New York Supreme Court (since 2015)	United States (New York City)	[367]
21 April	Philip Foglia	69	Lawyer, civic activist and advocate for Italian American rights issues	United States (New York City)	[382]
23 April	Fred the Godson	35	DJ and rapper	United States (New York City)	[395]
25 April	Madeline Kripke	76	Book collector	United States (New York City)	[405]
27 April	James Mahoney	62	Pulmonologist and internist	United States (New York City)	[415]
17 April	Bennie G. Adkins	86	United States Army soldier and recipient of the Medal of Honor	United States (Opelika)	[345]
23 August	Charles Stuart Bowyer	86	Astronomer and academic	United States (Orinda)	[718]
9 August	Kamala	70	Professional wrestler	United States (Oxford)	[694]
23 March	Carole Brookins	76	Executive director of the World Bank (2001–2005)	United States (Palm Beach)	[59]
11 August	Trini Lopez	83	Singer and actor	United States (Palm Springs)	[699]
31 March	Wallace Roney	59	Jazz trumpeter	United States (Paterson)	[157]
14 April	Ella King Russell Torrey	94	Human rights activist and aide to Eleanor Roosevelt	United States (Philadelphia)	[324]
21 April	Teruyuki Okazaki	88	Karate master	United States (Philadelphia)	[385]
22 April	Bootsie Barnes	82	Jazz saxophonist	United States (Philadelphia)	[393]
29 April	Dick Lucas	86	American football player	United States (Philadelphia)	[426]
6 September	Sterling Magee	84	Blues musician known as "Mister Satan", part of the duo Satan and Adam	United States (Pinellas Park)	[744]
21 June	Ken Snow	50	Soccer player	United States (Port Huron)	[580]
1 April	Adam Schlesinger	52	Songwriter, member of Fountains of Wayne	United States (Poughkeepsie)	[168]
9 April	Reggie Bagala	54	Member of the Louisiana House of Representatives (since 2020)	United States (Raceland)	[261]
21 May	Mary J. Wilson	83	First African-American senior zookeeper at the Maryland Zoo in Baltimore	United States (Randallstown)	[512]
21 April	Donald Kennedy	88	Scientist, public administrator, and academic	United States (Redwood City)	[384]
13 July	Kenneth Church	90	Canadian born Thoroughbred racing jockey	United States (Reno)	[631]
13 April	Jerry Givens	67	Executioner and anti-death penalty advocate	United States (Richmond)	[304]
24 March	Alan Finder	72	Journalist	United States (Ridgewood)	[77]
3 May	Roy Lester	96	American football player and coach	United States (Rockville)	[450]
1 April	Bucky Pizzarelli	94	Jazz guitarist	United States (Saddle River)	[167]
19 May	Annie Glenn	100	Disability rights advocate and widow of John Glenn	United States (Saint Paul)	[505]
29 March	Robert H. Garff	77	Speaker of the Utah House of Representatives (1985–1987)	United States (Salt Lake City)	[128]
2 April	Robert Beck	83	Olympic pentathlete and fencer	United States (San Antonio)	[188]
24 March	Terrence McNally	81	Playwright and screenwriter	United States (Sarasota)	[78]
25 July	Helen Jones Woods	96	Musician	United States (Sarasota)	[658]
2 May	Jim Cross	87	Ice hockey player and coach	United States (Savannah)	[439]
23 March	Walter Robb	91	Engineer	United States (Schenectady)	[67]
17 March	Stephen Schwartz	78	Professor of pathology at University of Washington	United States (Seattle)	[33]
8 April	Rick May	79	Canadian-American voice actor and theatrical performer, director and teacher	United States (Seattle)	[260]
4 April	Forrest Compton	94	Actor	United States (Shelter Island)	[202]
1 April	Richard Passman	94	Aeronautical engineer and space scientist	United States (Silver Spring)	[166]
3 April	Bob Glanzer	74	Member of the South Dakota House of Representatives (since 2017)	United States (Sioux Falls)	[191]
22 November	George Nock	74	American football player	United States (Snellville)	[929]
8 July	Howard Schoenfield	62	Tennis player	United States (South Beach)	[615]
7 August	Nina Popova	97	Ballet dancer	United States (St. Augustine)	[687]
12 November	Lynn Kellogg	77	Singer and actress	United States (St. Louis)	[894]
21 April	Jack Taylor	84	Member of the Colorado Senate (2000–2008) and House of Representatives (1992–2000)	United States (Steamboat Springs)	[383]
30 July	Herman Cain	74	Business executive, writer, 2012 Presidential candidate, and political activist	United States (Stockbridge)	[669]
18 July	Katherine B. Hoffman	105	Chemist	United States (Tallahassee)	[644]
2 November	Oscar W. McConkie Jr.	94	President of the Utah State Senate (1965–1966) and leader of the Church of Latter Day Saints	United States (Utah)	[868]
8 April	Bernie Juskiewicz	77	Member of the Vermont House of Representatives (2013–2019)	United States (Vermont)	[257]
6 April	Stephen Sulyk	95	Ukrainian Catholic Archeparch emeritus of Philadelphia	United States (Voorhees Township)	[230]
20 April	H. G. Carrillo	59	Novelist	United States (Washington, D.C.)	[374]
7 August	Stephen F. Williams	83	Judge of the United States Court of Appeals for the District of Columbia Circuit (since 1986)	United States (Washington, D.C.)	[689]
24 April	Burton Rose	77	Nephrologist	United States (Wellesley)	[399]
27 November	Gene Fraise	88	Member of the Iowa Senate (1986–2013)	United States (West Burlington)	[950]
4 May	Motoko Fujishiro Huthwaite	92	Preservationist (Monuments Men)	United States (Westland)	[453]
16 May	Wilson Roosevelt Jerman	91	White House butler to 11 U.S. presidents	United States (Woodbridge)	[499]
21 April	Joel Rogosin	87	Television producer and writer (The Virginian, Ironside, Magnum, P.I.)	United States (Woodland Hills)	[386]
17 April	Gene Shay	85	Disc jockey	United States (Wynnewood)	[354]
25 April	Alan Abel	91	Percussionist and music educator	United States (Wynnewood)	[402]

Can you list the people Obama killed with drone strikes?

I don't recall mentioning either

When you hear the bogus "250,000 dead from the Wuhan," remember that the CDC said only 6% of those were the Wuhan.

No, 94% of coronavirus deaths were not actually caused by something else, you are either confused, repeating a lie, or lying.

The CDC's 6% COVID-19 Deaths Stat Is Causing Confusion on Social Media—Here Are the Facts

Watch me ram the lie back down your throat.



The number you posted is a fraud, so saith the CDC.
To indicate how the Wuhan crisis has been inflated to puncture the Trump economic miracle, note that the CDC admitted that only 6% of the deaths were actually due to the Covid virus.

Comorbidities

Table 3 shows the types of health conditions and contributing causes mentioned in conjunction with deaths involving coronavirus disease 2019 (COVID-19). For 6% of the deaths, COVID-19 was the only cause mentioned. For deaths with conditions or causes in addition to COVID-19, on average, there were 2.6 additional conditions or causes per death. The number of deaths with each condition or cause is shown for all deaths and by age groups. For data on comorbidities, Click here to download.





Table 3. Conditions contributing to deaths involving coronavirus disease 2019 (COVID-19), by age group, United States. Week ending 2/1/2020 to 11/7/2020.*
Updated November 12, 2020

	Number of Conditions​
	Age Group​
Conditions Contributing to Deaths where COVID-19 was listed on the death certificate1​	ICD–10 codes​	All ages​	0–24 years​	25–34 years​	35–44 years​	45–54 years​	55–64 years​	65–74 years​	75–84 years​	85 years and over​

COVID-19 Provisional Counts - Weekly Updates by Select Demographic and Geographic Characteristics





If you don't have the usual causes of death...you are not dying of the Wuhan.
Recent study that indicated that the number of deaths from the usual causes, being heart disease, respiratory diseases, influenza and pneumonia, just happens to be the number attributed to covid.



You being easily fooled appears not to be particularly difficult.

Your premise is flawed, it is akin to saying no one has ever died from falling out of an airplane since it was the ground that killed them. Of the 1/4 million who died, how many would be alive today if not for Covid? I doubt the CDC would agree with your 15,000 number.

 

[PoliticalChic]

Why is it that nearly all of those who actually die, had ‘do not resuscitate’ affidavits?

I guess the only lives that should be protected are those not yet born? I know of no one who died from the flu and that is in my entire lifetime. In less than a year I know of 2 people who died of Covid and several who suffered for quite some time.

Should insurance companies charge more for people who refuse to wear masks or socially distance and need to be hospitalized?
If you refuse to wear masks or socially distance should you go to the back of the line for an ICU bed?

I know 3 people who died from the flu - one of them killed by Barrack Obama (H1N1).

I know no one who died from Wuhan.

I guess you didn't know:

Date	Name	Age	Occupation	Place of death	Ref.

28 March	Pearson Jordan	69	Olympic Sprinter	United States	[119]
14 April	Helen Damico	89	Scholar of Old English literature	United States	[316]
5 May	Brian Axsmith	57	Paleobotanist and ecology professor	United States	[456]
5 October	David Andahl	55	Politician (candidate for the North Dakota House of Representatives)	United States	[802]
14 October	Fred Dean	68	Hall of Fame American football player	United States	[815][816]
15 October	Warren Mitchell	87	College basketball player and coach	United States	[819]
3 November	Irvin Baxter Jr.	75	American Pentecostal preacher	United States	[870]
5 April	Lee Fierro	91	Actress	United States (Akron)	[219]
12 May	Morris Hood III	54	Member of the Michigan Senate (2010–2018) and Michigan House of Representatives (2002–2008)	United States (Ann Arbor)	[484]
16 July	Patrick Ellis	77	Radio personality	United States (Annapolis)	[636]
28 May	Robert M. Laughlin	85	Anthropologist and linguist. Preserver of the Tzotzil language	United States (Arlington)	[527]
27 August	William Neikirk	82	Journalist	United States (Arlington)	[723]
26 November	George H. Carley	82	Justice of the Supreme Court of Georgia (1993–2012)	United States (Atlanta)	[945]
27 July	Frank A. Howard	81	Member of the Louisiana House of Representatives (2008–2020)	United States (Baton Rouge)	[663]
27 March	Michael McKinnell	84	Architect	United States (Beverly)	[110]
13 April	Dennis G. Peters	82	Electrochemist	United States (Bloomington)	[309]
27 July	Felicia F. Campbell	89	Professor of English at the University of Nevada, Las Vegas	United States (Blue Diamond, Nevada)	[660][661]
25 July	Steve dePyssler	101	United States Air Force colonel	United States (Bossier City)	[656]
26 April	Emilio Allué	85	Auxiliary bishop emeritus of Boston	United States (Boston)	[408]
27 May	Nicholas Rinaldi	86	Poet and novelist	United States (Bridgeport)	[524]
24 March	Romi Cohn	91	Czechoslovakian-born rabbi and real estate developer	United States (Brooklyn)	[73]
15 April	John Pfahl	81	Photographer	United States (Buffalo)	[333]
3 July	Scott Erskine	57	Serial killer	United States (California)	[599]
31 August	Tom Seaver	75	Hall of Fame baseball player	United States (Calistoga)	[730]
14 November	Lindy McDaniel	84	Baseball player	United States (Carrollton)	[906]
2 November	Roy Edwards	66	Member of the Wyoming House of Representatives (since 2015)	United States (Casper)	[866]
2 August	Tootie Robbins	62	American football player	United States (Chandler)	[677]
25 May	Marv Luster	82	American CFL player	United States (Charlotte)	[521]
28 April	David Boe	84	Organist	United States (Chicago)	[421]
13 May	Riad Ismat	72	Minister of Culture of Syria (2010–2012)	United States (Chicago)	[489]
7 June	Lynika Strozier	35	Biologist	United States (Chicago)	[546]
17 August	Chaim Dov Keller	90	Haredi rabbi	United States (Chicago)	[711]
2 May	Daniel S. Kemp	83	Organic chemist	United States (Concord)	[441]
23 March	Maurice Berger	63	Chief curator of the Center for Art, Design and Visual Culture	United States (Copake)	[57]
27 March	Orlando McDaniel	59	American football player	United States (Dallas)	[109]
18 April	Bob Lazier	81	Race car driver	United States (Denver)	[362]
24 April	Mike Huckaby	54	Deep house DJ	United States (Detroit)	[400]
29 October	H. Tati Santiesteban	85	Member of the Texas Senate (1973-1991)	United States (El Paso)	[858]
2 May	Ralph McGehee	92	Intelligence officer	United States (Falmouth)	[442]
4 July	Bhakti Charu Swami	74	Indian spiritual teacher (International Society for Krishna Consciousness)	United States (Florida)	[600]
21 July	Dobby Dobson	78	Jamaican reggae singer and record producer	United States (Florida)	[653]
1 May	Yu Lihua	88	Chinese-American writer	United States (Gaithersburg)	[432]
28 May	David Owen Brooks	65	Convicted murderer, accomplice to serial killer Dean Corll	United States (Galveston)	[525]
21 October	Peter F. Secchia	83	Ambassador to Italy and San Marino (1989–1993) and CEO of Universal Forest Products	United States (Grand Rapids)	[833]
28 March	William B. Helmreich	74	Professor of Sociology at The Graduate Center, CUNY	United States (Great Neck)	[117]
16 September	Nick Mourouzis	83	American football player and coach	United States (Greencastle)	[766]
1 April	Kevin Duffy	87	Judge for the U.S. District Court for Southern New York (1972–1998)	United States (Greenwich)	[162]
7 April	Henry Graff	98	Historian	United States (Greenwich)	[239]
30 March	Ted Monette	74	FEMA Director of the Office of Federal Coordinating Officer Operations	United States (Holyoke)	[144]
2 April	Arthur Whistler	75	Professor of Ethnobotany at the University of Hawaii	United States (Honolulu)	[187]
14 July	Stephen Susman	79	Attorney	United States (Houston)	[634]
1 April	David Driskell	88	Visual artist and academic	United States (Hyattsville)	[161]
20 May	Denis Farkasfalvy	83	Hungarian-born Cistercian abbot and theologian	United States (Irving)	[511]
31 July	Bill Mack	88	Singer, songwriter, and radio host	United States (Irving)	[670][671]
27 April	Troy Sneed	52	Gospel musician	United States (Jacksonville)	[419]
27 April	Rabbi Yehudah Jacobs	80–89	Mashgiach ruchani at Beth Medrash Govoha	United States (Lakewood Township)	[414]
16 April	Jim Fraser	83	American football player	United States (Lansdale)	[339]
8 May	Roy Horn	75	Member of Siegfried & Roy, stage magician and lion tamer	United States (Las Vegas)	[471]
20 August	Frank Cullotta	81	Mobster and movie consultant	United States (Las Vegas)	[714]
6 September	Bruce Williamson	49	Lead singer of The Temptations	United States (Las Vegas)	[745]
21 September	Tommy DeVito	92	Musician, founding member of The Four Seasons	United States (Las Vegas)	[776]
27 August	James E. Humphreys	80	Mathematician	United States (Leeds)	[722]
6 June	Dietmar Seyferth	91	Chemist	United States (Lexington)	[543][544]
31 March	Julie Bennett	88	Voice actor	United States (Los Angeles)	[148]
7 April	Allen Garfield	80	Actor	United States (Los Angeles)	[238]
13 April	Ann Sullivan	91	Animator	United States (Los Angeles)	[314]
15 April	Allen Daviau	77	Cinematographer (E.T. the Extra-Terrestrial, The Color Purple, Empire of the Sun)	United States (Los Angeles)	[327]
2 June	Chris Trousdale	34	Actor and singer	United States (Los Angeles)	[534]
17 June	Trần Ngọc Châu	96	Vietnamese soldier and politician	United States (Los Angeles)	[569]
4 July	Brandis Kemp	76	Actress	United States (Los Angeles)	[601]
5 July	Nick Cordero	41	Canadian actor	United States (Los Angeles)	[604]
26 September	Jay Johnstone	74	Baseball player and commentator	United States (Los Angeles)	[788]
3 April	Arnold Demain	92	Professor of Industrial Microbiology at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology	United States (Madison)	[189]
2 May	Meyer Rubin	96	Geologist	United States (Manassas)	[445]
13 November	Jim Pace	59	Racing driver	United States (Memphis)	[902]
8 August	Bernard Fils-Aimé	67	Entrepreneur and activist	United States (Miami)	[690]
5 November	Gordon Van Wylen	100	Physicist and academic administrator, President of Hope College (1972–1987)	United States (Michigan)	[876]
14 October	Lance Carson	74	Member of the South Dakota House of Representatives (2007–2015, 2017–2019)	United States (Mitchell)	[814]
30 October	Rick Baldwin	67	Baseball player	United States (Modesto)	[860]
25 March	Floyd Cardoz	59	Chef and television personality	United States (Montclair)	[86]
9 September	Henrietta Boggs	102	First Lady of Costa Rica (1948–1949)	United States (Montgomery)	[748]
29 November	Ben Bova	88	Science fiction writer	United States (Naples)	[958]
29 March	Joe Diffie	61	Country singer	United States (Nashville)	[127]
7 April	John Prine	73	Singer and songwriter	United States (Nashville)	[247]
3 September	Bill Pursell	94	Composer	United States (Nashville)	[736]
6 April	Brahm Kanchibhotla	66	Indian-American Journalist	United States (Nassau County)	[226]
24 April	Carlos Ernesto Escobar Mejía	57	U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement detainee	United States (National City)	[398]
19 April	Steve Dalkowski	80	Baseball player	United States (New Britain)	[366]
11 April	John Horton Conway	82	Mathematician	United States (New Brunswick)	[283]
14 April	Margit Feldman	90	Holocaust survivor	United States (New Jersey)	[319]
1 April	Ellis Marsalis Jr.	85	Jazz pianist	United States (New Orleans)	[165]
4 April	Tom Dempsey	73	American football player	United States (New Orleans)	[204]
22 March	Mike Longo	83	Jazz pianist	United States (New York City)	[56]
23 March	Nashom Wooden	50	Drag queen	United States (New York City)	[70]
25 March	Mark Blum	69	Actor	United States (New York City)	[85]
26 March	Michael Sorkin	71	Architect and critic	United States (New York City)	[98]
28 March	William Wolf	94	Film and theater critic	United States (New York City)	[123]
29 March	Beryl Bernay	94	Journalist and children's television creator	United States (New York City)	[124]
29 March	Maria Mercader	54	Television news producer and journalist	United States (New York City)	[129]
29 March	Alan Merrill	69	Lead singer of Arrows and songwriter	United States (New York City)	[130]
30 March	Lorena Borjas	59	Transgender and immigrant rights activist	United States (New York City)	[136]
30 March	James T. Goodrich	73	Professor of Neurosurgery at the Albert Einstein College of Medicine	United States (New York City)	[141]
30 March	Wilhelm Burmann	80	Ballet master and teacher	United States (New York City)	[147]
31 March	Cristina Monet-Palaci	64	Musician	United States (New York City)	[155]
2 April	Patricia Bosworth	86	Actress and author	United States (New York City)	[172]
2 April	Anick Jesdanun	51	Technology reporter and editor, first internet writer for the Associated Press	United States (New York City)	[178]
2 April	Aaron Rubashkin	92	Businessman	United States (New York City)	[183]
3 April	Arlene Stringer-Cuevas	86	Member of the New York City Council (1976–1977)	United States (New York City)	[199]
4 April	Ken Farnum	89	Barbadian-born Jamaican Olympic cyclist	United States (New York City)	[206]
4 April	Lila Fenwick	87	Chief of the United Nations Human Rights Council	United States (New York City)	[207]
4 April	Muhammad Sirajul Islam	77	Member of the Jatiya Sangsad (1973–1982)	United States (New York City)	[210]
4 April	Olan Montgomery	56	Actor and artist	United States (New York City)	[211]
6 April	Helène Aylon	89	Ecofeminist artist	United States (New York City)	[223]
6 April	Adlin Mair-Clarke	78	Olympic sprinter and hurdler	United States (New York City)	[228]
7 April	Leib Groner	88	Chabad-Lubavitch Rabbi	United States (New York City)	[240]
7 April	Yaakov Perlow	89	Hasidic rabbi	United States (New York City)	[246]
7 April	Hal Willner	64	Music producer	United States (New York City)	[252]
8 April	Leila Benitez-McCollum	89	Filipino-American television and radio host	United States (New York City)	[253]
10 April	Ceybil Jefferies	57–58	House and R&B vocalist	United States (New York City)	[274]
11 April	Stanley Chera	77	Real estate executive	United States (New York City)	[282]
11 April	Wynn Handman	97	Artistic director	United States (New York City)	[284]
12 April	Joel M. Reed	86	Filmmaker and screenwriter	United States (New York City)	[295]
13 April	Gil Bailey	84	Jamaican radio broadcaster	United States (New York City)	[302]
13 April	Benjamin Levin	93	Lithuanian-born Israeli partisan and Holocaust survivor	United States (New York City)	[307]
15 April	Henry Grimes	84	Jazz bassist	United States (New York City)	[328]
15 April	Milena Jelinek	84	Screenwriter	United States (New York City)	[331]
15 April	Lee Konitz	92	Jazz composer and alto saxophonist	United States (New York City)	[332]
16 April	Henry Miller	89	Lawyer and jurist	United States (New York City)	[341]
17 April	Giuseppi Logan	84	Jazz musician	United States (New York City)	[348]
17 April	Iris Love	86	Archaeologist and dog breeder	United States (New York City)	[350]
17 April	Arlene Saunders	89	Operatic soprano	United States (New York City)	[352]
18 April	Jack Lotz	86	Wrestling referee	United States (New York City)	[363]
19 April	Noach Dear	66	Justice of the New York Supreme Court (since 2015)	United States (New York City)	[367]
21 April	Philip Foglia	69	Lawyer, civic activist and advocate for Italian American rights issues	United States (New York City)	[382]
23 April	Fred the Godson	35	DJ and rapper	United States (New York City)	[395]
25 April	Madeline Kripke	76	Book collector	United States (New York City)	[405]
27 April	James Mahoney	62	Pulmonologist and internist	United States (New York City)	[415]
17 April	Bennie G. Adkins	86	United States Army soldier and recipient of the Medal of Honor	United States (Opelika)	[345]
23 August	Charles Stuart Bowyer	86	Astronomer and academic	United States (Orinda)	[718]
9 August	Kamala	70	Professional wrestler	United States (Oxford)	[694]
23 March	Carole Brookins	76	Executive director of the World Bank (2001–2005)	United States (Palm Beach)	[59]
11 August	Trini Lopez	83	Singer and actor	United States (Palm Springs)	[699]
31 March	Wallace Roney	59	Jazz trumpeter	United States (Paterson)	[157]
14 April	Ella King Russell Torrey	94	Human rights activist and aide to Eleanor Roosevelt	United States (Philadelphia)	[324]
21 April	Teruyuki Okazaki	88	Karate master	United States (Philadelphia)	[385]
22 April	Bootsie Barnes	82	Jazz saxophonist	United States (Philadelphia)	[393]
29 April	Dick Lucas	86	American football player	United States (Philadelphia)	[426]
6 September	Sterling Magee	84	Blues musician known as "Mister Satan", part of the duo Satan and Adam	United States (Pinellas Park)	[744]
21 June	Ken Snow	50	Soccer player	United States (Port Huron)	[580]
1 April	Adam Schlesinger	52	Songwriter, member of Fountains of Wayne	United States (Poughkeepsie)	[168]
9 April	Reggie Bagala	54	Member of the Louisiana House of Representatives (since 2020)	United States (Raceland)	[261]
21 May	Mary J. Wilson	83	First African-American senior zookeeper at the Maryland Zoo in Baltimore	United States (Randallstown)	[512]
21 April	Donald Kennedy	88	Scientist, public administrator, and academic	United States (Redwood City)	[384]
13 July	Kenneth Church	90	Canadian born Thoroughbred racing jockey	United States (Reno)	[631]
13 April	Jerry Givens	67	Executioner and anti-death penalty advocate	United States (Richmond)	[304]
24 March	Alan Finder	72	Journalist	United States (Ridgewood)	[77]
3 May	Roy Lester	96	American football player and coach	United States (Rockville)	[450]
1 April	Bucky Pizzarelli	94	Jazz guitarist	United States (Saddle River)	[167]
19 May	Annie Glenn	100	Disability rights advocate and widow of John Glenn	United States (Saint Paul)	[505]
29 March	Robert H. Garff	77	Speaker of the Utah House of Representatives (1985–1987)	United States (Salt Lake City)	[128]
2 April	Robert Beck	83	Olympic pentathlete and fencer	United States (San Antonio)	[188]
24 March	Terrence McNally	81	Playwright and screenwriter	United States (Sarasota)	[78]
25 July	Helen Jones Woods	96	Musician	United States (Sarasota)	[658]
2 May	Jim Cross	87	Ice hockey player and coach	United States (Savannah)	[439]
23 March	Walter Robb	91	Engineer	United States (Schenectady)	[67]
17 March	Stephen Schwartz	78	Professor of pathology at University of Washington	United States (Seattle)	[33]
8 April	Rick May	79	Canadian-American voice actor and theatrical performer, director and teacher	United States (Seattle)	[260]
4 April	Forrest Compton	94	Actor	United States (Shelter Island)	[202]
1 April	Richard Passman	94	Aeronautical engineer and space scientist	United States (Silver Spring)	[166]
3 April	Bob Glanzer	74	Member of the South Dakota House of Representatives (since 2017)	United States (Sioux Falls)	[191]
22 November	George Nock	74	American football player	United States (Snellville)	[929]
8 July	Howard Schoenfield	62	Tennis player	United States (South Beach)	[615]
7 August	Nina Popova	97	Ballet dancer	United States (St. Augustine)	[687]
12 November	Lynn Kellogg	77	Singer and actress	United States (St. Louis)	[894]
21 April	Jack Taylor	84	Member of the Colorado Senate (2000–2008) and House of Representatives (1992–2000)	United States (Steamboat Springs)	[383]
30 July	Herman Cain	74	Business executive, writer, 2012 Presidential candidate, and political activist	United States (Stockbridge)	[669]
18 July	Katherine B. Hoffman	105	Chemist	United States (Tallahassee)	[644]
2 November	Oscar W. McConkie Jr.	94	President of the Utah State Senate (1965–1966) and leader of the Church of Latter Day Saints	United States (Utah)	[868]
8 April	Bernie Juskiewicz	77	Member of the Vermont House of Representatives (2013–2019)	United States (Vermont)	[257]
6 April	Stephen Sulyk	95	Ukrainian Catholic Archeparch emeritus of Philadelphia	United States (Voorhees Township)	[230]
20 April	H. G. Carrillo	59	Novelist	United States (Washington, D.C.)	[374]
7 August	Stephen F. Williams	83	Judge of the United States Court of Appeals for the District of Columbia Circuit (since 1986)	United States (Washington, D.C.)	[689]
24 April	Burton Rose	77	Nephrologist	United States (Wellesley)	[399]
27 November	Gene Fraise	88	Member of the Iowa Senate (1986–2013)	United States (West Burlington)	[950]
4 May	Motoko Fujishiro Huthwaite	92	Preservationist (Monuments Men)	United States (Westland)	[453]
16 May	Wilson Roosevelt Jerman	91	White House butler to 11 U.S. presidents	United States (Woodbridge)	[499]
21 April	Joel Rogosin	87	Television producer and writer (The Virginian, Ironside, Magnum, P.I.)	United States (Woodland Hills)	[386]
17 April	Gene Shay	85	Disc jockey	United States (Wynnewood)	[354]
25 April	Alan Abel	91	Percussionist and music educator	United States (Wynnewood)	[402]

Can you list the people Obama killed with drone strikes?

I don't recall mentioning either

When you hear the bogus "250,000 dead from the Wuhan," remember that the CDC said only 6% of those were the Wuhan.

No, 94% of coronavirus deaths were not actually caused by something else, you are either confused, repeating a lie, or lying.

The CDC's 6% COVID-19 Deaths Stat Is Causing Confusion on Social Media—Here Are the Facts

Watch me ram the lie back down your throat.



The number you posted is a fraud, so saith the CDC.
To indicate how the Wuhan crisis has been inflated to puncture the Trump economic miracle, note that the CDC admitted that only 6% of the deaths were actually due to the Covid virus.

Comorbidities

Table 3 shows the types of health conditions and contributing causes mentioned in conjunction with deaths involving coronavirus disease 2019 (COVID-19). For 6% of the deaths, COVID-19 was the only cause mentioned. For deaths with conditions or causes in addition to COVID-19, on average, there were 2.6 additional conditions or causes per death. The number of deaths with each condition or cause is shown for all deaths and by age groups. For data on comorbidities, Click here to download.





Table 3. Conditions contributing to deaths involving coronavirus disease 2019 (COVID-19), by age group, United States. Week ending 2/1/2020 to 11/7/2020.*
Updated November 12, 2020

	Number of Conditions​
	Age Group​
Conditions Contributing to Deaths where COVID-19 was listed on the death certificate1​	ICD–10 codes​	All ages​	0–24 years​	25–34 years​	35–44 years​	45–54 years​	55–64 years​	65–74 years​	75–84 years​	85 years and over​

COVID-19 Provisional Counts - Weekly Updates by Select Demographic and Geographic Characteristics





If you don't have the usual causes of death...you are not dying of the Wuhan.
Recent study that indicated that the number of deaths from the usual causes, being heart disease, respiratory diseases, influenza and pneumonia, just happens to be the number attributed to covid.



You being easily fooled appears not to be particularly difficult.

Your premise is flawed, it is akin to saying no one has ever died from falling out of an airplane since it was the ground that killed them. Of the 1/4 million who died, how many would be alive today if not for Covid? I doubt the CDC would agree with your 15,000 number.

So you're saying the CDC is lying when they admin that nearly all deaths are due to co-morbidities, not the political disease called the Wuhan????


Gee.....who to believe, the CDC or you, who got your marching orders in governments school?

 

[alang1216]

Why should it matter? Are you pro-choice? They were not given a choice

I am sorry for your loss but how did they NOT have a choice? Anyone who is afraid of this virus should stay at home, it's their choice to make.

And, no. I'm not pro-abortion

So I should pay for someone's reckless behavior?

Again, if you go out into the world knowing there is a chance you may get the virus, it's on you. Life is full of risks.

No one is forcing you out of your home.

People in nursing homes are not going out, it is their caregivers that are giving them the virus so they really don't have a choice. If you believe that all lives have value and should be protected you seem rather cavalier about the lives of the elderly. Hypocrisy on your part?

If you take risks with your health that is your right just don't ask me to pay for your ICU stay. If you refuse to wear a mask and socially distance you should not go the hospital should you get sick. Seems only fair.

 

[PoliticalChic]

Why should it matter? Are you pro-choice? They were not given a choice

I am sorry for your loss but how did they NOT have a choice? Anyone who is afraid of this virus should stay at home, it's their choice to make.

And, no. I'm not pro-abortion

So I should pay for someone's reckless behavior?

Again, if you go out into the world knowing there is a chance you may get the virus, it's on you. Life is full of risks.

No one is forcing you out of your home.

People in nursing homes are not going out, it is their caregivers that are giving them the virus so they really don't have a choice. If you believe that all lives have value and should be protected you seem rather cavalier about the lives of the elderly. Hypocrisy on your part?

If you take risks with your health that is your right just don't ask me to pay for your ICU stay. If you refuse to wear a mask and socially distance you should not go the hospital should you get sick. Seems only fair.

Mask???

Masks Hide The Difference Between Science And Politics

1.Either the Covid is an actual danger to mankind on the order of the Bubonic Plague, or it is simply one more extensive and well designed plot on the order of these: Russia Collusion of 2016, Obstruction of Mueller, Impeachment, Trump’s a racist, 25th amendment, Stormy Daniels, lies about Charlottesville fine Nazis, phone call to Ukraine, Quid Pro Quo, ‘lynching, one after another lead balloons.
I said they were well designed, if false, and certainly well-populated with every media ally of the Democrats playing along.



2. But let’s focus on production values: what could make everyone fear the Wuhan Red Death more than seeing every other person masked with disease regalia, making the whole nation appear to be an emergency room.

The optics alone cause the image, and there is noting Democrats like better than mandating stuff, anyway.



3. A quick review of the facts: If one gets the Wuhan, the chances of dying from it approach zero….no more than a rounding error in the data. An elderly, overweight President had it, and ten days later is doing two hours-long rallies a day.
And while the Chines flu certainly appears widespread, the symptoms are the same as the usual seasonal flu: “body aches, a cough and headaches, and felt extremely tired most of the time.”



4. How to explain the mandates for masks….if they are ineffective at best? If that’s what science says…..an intelligent person might be led to believe that it is not science going on here….but simply an immense attack on a presidency.

Let’s check:
CDC March 17th.....masks should only be worn by healthcare workers

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Coronavirus Disease 2019 (COVID-19)

CDC provides credible COVID-19 health information to the U.S.
www.cdc.gov



“In the 14 days before illness onset, 71% of case-patients and 74% of control-participants reported always using cloth face coverings or other mask types when in public.” That means that the majority who wore mask got the Wuhan. Community and Close Contact Exposures Associated with COVID-19 ...

Dr. Carl Heneghan, University of Oxford, director of the Centre for Evidence-Based Medicine and editor in chief of British Medical Journal Evidence-Based Medicine: ‘It would appear that despite two decades of pandemic preparedness, there is considerable uncertainty as to the value of wearing masks.’(https://www.cebm.net/covid-19/masking-lack-of-evidence-with-politics/)



This is where you say 'duhhhhhh.......'