Is COVID-19 Really A Leading Cause of Death in the U.S.?

[Billy000]

Here is a COVID-19 statistic that we never hear about: COVID-19 deaths as a percentage of all deaths (deaths from all causes) by age group. This is an important statistic because recently some news outlets have claimed that COVID-19 is now a leading cause of death in the U.S. So it would be instructive and revealing to see what percentage of each age group’s total deaths are being caused by COVID-19. These percentages are based on the numbers in this morning’s CDC report on provisional deaths in the U.S.

If you find the percentages surprisingly low, or even shockingly low, perhaps this explains why they are not being discussed by CNN, MSNBC, CBS, ABC, NBC, Vox, the Washington Post, the New York Times, Snopes, the Huffington Post, etc., etc.

AGE -------- COVID-19 DEATHS AS PERCENTAGE OF ALL DEATHS
00-14 ------- 0.08% (or 12.5 times lower than 1%)
15-24 ------- 0.38% (or 2.6 times lower than 1%)
25-34 ------- 1.58%
35-44 ------- 2.70%
45-54 ------- 3.83%
55-64 ------- 3.77%
65-74 ------- 4.17%
75-84 ------- 4.19%
85+ --------- 3.54%

If you check the CDC report, you’ll see that I rounded up in every single case, and that I even assumed a slightly higher number of deaths among ages 00-14 in calculating the percentage for that age group. Even with that inflated assumption, the percentage of deaths among ages 00-14 that have been caused by COVID-19 comes to only 0.08%, as of this morning. In other words, 99.92% of the deaths in this age group have resulted from other causes, not from COVID-19.

So is COVID-19 really "a leading cause of death" in the U.S.? It is not even one of the top five causes of death in the U.S., which are as follows:

160,000 --- chronic lower respiratory diseases
169,000 –-- accidents
250,000 --- medical errors
590,000 --- cancer
640,000 --- heart disease

In Sweden, which has followed a very moderate, targeted approach to dealing with COVID-19, the overall death rate is 0.02143% (2,192 deaths out of 10.23 million people). If you applied that percentage to the U.S. population, that would equal 70,290 deaths, not even close to matching the number of Americans who die from chronic lower respiratory diseases each year.

Here is an excellent briefing by two ER doctors on the case for ending the lockdown:





Here is the CDC report on provisional deaths in the U.S. from which the above percentages were derived:

Provisional Death Counts for Coronavirus Disease 2019 (COVID-19)

National Center for Health Statistics

www.cdc.gov

Who even said it was “a leading cause of death”? That’s just a fake quote you pulled out of your ass to reaffirm your point.

Here are some key takeaways to how the virus compares to other causes of death however:

1) COVID-19 has only been killing people since early February so comparing yearly numbers of other causes really doesn’t make any sense.

2) The actual death count is estimated to be 50% higher than the reported number of deaths.

3) Hospitals are overwhelmed regardless of the kill rate of the virus. Part of the reason the death rate is as low as it is because people’s lives are saved at hospitals. To keep these institutions running, mitigating the spread is crucial.

Why was the USA not put on lockdown in 2018 when 80000 Americans died of the flu?

The death rate is much lower for the flu and those 80,000 deaths happened in the course of a year - not 3 months. Moreover, hospitalizations for the COVID is significantly longer and more life threatening which is a strain on resources.

Flu does not occur over a 12 month period

Very contagious is Covid bu also

very unlethal. Almost all of us have likely already experienced it as unknown to us or very mild. We’ve actually already passed the point that quarantine is necessary or effective

Granted it isn’t over a 12 month period, but the death rate is still lower and as of now the death count for COVID is still rising rapidly.

Actually the death count as expressed as a percent is dropping by the hour as more people are tested who had the disease that were not made sick at all are found

There’s also the people who never got tested to begin with because of how far behind the testing is. The death rate might go down A bit when it is all said and done, but down to .1% which is the flu? No way. Not even close.

 

[esalla]

Here is a COVID-19 statistic that we never hear about: COVID-19 deaths as a percentage of all deaths (deaths from all causes) by age group. This is an important statistic because recently some news outlets have claimed that COVID-19 is now a leading cause of death in the U.S. So it would be instructive and revealing to see what percentage of each age group’s total deaths are being caused by COVID-19. These percentages are based on the numbers in this morning’s CDC report on provisional deaths in the U.S.

If you find the percentages surprisingly low, or even shockingly low, perhaps this explains why they are not being discussed by CNN, MSNBC, CBS, ABC, NBC, Vox, the Washington Post, the New York Times, Snopes, the Huffington Post, etc., etc.

AGE -------- COVID-19 DEATHS AS PERCENTAGE OF ALL DEATHS
00-14 ------- 0.08% (or 12.5 times lower than 1%)
15-24 ------- 0.38% (or 2.6 times lower than 1%)
25-34 ------- 1.58%
35-44 ------- 2.70%
45-54 ------- 3.83%
55-64 ------- 3.77%
65-74 ------- 4.17%
75-84 ------- 4.19%
85+ --------- 3.54%

If you check the CDC report, you’ll see that I rounded up in every single case, and that I even assumed a slightly higher number of deaths among ages 00-14 in calculating the percentage for that age group. Even with that inflated assumption, the percentage of deaths among ages 00-14 that have been caused by COVID-19 comes to only 0.08%, as of this morning. In other words, 99.92% of the deaths in this age group have resulted from other causes, not from COVID-19.

So is COVID-19 really "a leading cause of death" in the U.S.? It is not even one of the top five causes of death in the U.S., which are as follows:

160,000 --- chronic lower respiratory diseases
169,000 –-- accidents
250,000 --- medical errors
590,000 --- cancer
640,000 --- heart disease

In Sweden, which has followed a very moderate, targeted approach to dealing with COVID-19, the overall death rate is 0.02143% (2,192 deaths out of 10.23 million people). If you applied that percentage to the U.S. population, that would equal 70,290 deaths, not even close to matching the number of Americans who die from chronic lower respiratory diseases each year.

Here is an excellent briefing by two ER doctors on the case for ending the lockdown:





Here is the CDC report on provisional deaths in the U.S. from which the above percentages were derived:

Provisional Death Counts for Coronavirus Disease 2019 (COVID-19)

National Center for Health Statistics

www.cdc.gov

Who even said it was “a leading cause of death”? That’s just a fake quote you pulled out of your ass to reaffirm your point.

Here are some key takeaways to how the virus compares to other causes of death however:

1) COVID-19 has only been killing people since early February so comparing yearly numbers of other causes really doesn’t make any sense.

2) The actual death count is estimated to be 50% higher than the reported number of deaths.

3) Hospitals are overwhelmed regardless of the kill rate of the virus. Part of the reason the death rate is as low as it is because people’s lives are saved at hospitals. To keep these institutions running, mitigating the spread is crucial.

Why was the USA not put on lockdown in 2018 when 80000 Americans died of the flu?

The death rate is much lower for the flu and those 80,000 deaths happened in the course of a year - not 3 months. Moreover, hospitalizations for the COVID is significantly longer and more life threatening which is a strain on resources.

Flu does not occur over a 12 month period

Very contagious is Covid bu also

very unlethal. Almost all of us have likely already experienced it as unknown to us or very mild. We’ve actually already passed the point that quarantine is necessary or effective

Granted it isn’t over a 12 month period, but the death rate is still lower and as of now the death count for COVID is still rising rapidly.

Actually the death count as expressed as a percent is dropping by the hour as more people are tested who had the disease that were not made sick at all are found

There’s also the people who never got tested to begin with because of how far behind the testing is. The death rate might go down A bit when it is all said and done, but down to .1% which is the flu? No way. Not even close.

The death rate in California is 0.03 percent, precisely because no one not sick was tested. We were conned by the enemy

 

[Billy000]

Here is a COVID-19 statistic that we never hear about: COVID-19 deaths as a percentage of all deaths (deaths from all causes) by age group. This is an important statistic because recently some news outlets have claimed that COVID-19 is now a leading cause of death in the U.S. So it would be instructive and revealing to see what percentage of each age group’s total deaths are being caused by COVID-19. These percentages are based on the numbers in this morning’s CDC report on provisional deaths in the U.S.

If you find the percentages surprisingly low, or even shockingly low, perhaps this explains why they are not being discussed by CNN, MSNBC, CBS, ABC, NBC, Vox, the Washington Post, the New York Times, Snopes, the Huffington Post, etc., etc.

AGE -------- COVID-19 DEATHS AS PERCENTAGE OF ALL DEATHS
00-14 ------- 0.08% (or 12.5 times lower than 1%)
15-24 ------- 0.38% (or 2.6 times lower than 1%)
25-34 ------- 1.58%
35-44 ------- 2.70%
45-54 ------- 3.83%
55-64 ------- 3.77%
65-74 ------- 4.17%
75-84 ------- 4.19%
85+ --------- 3.54%

If you check the CDC report, you’ll see that I rounded up in every single case, and that I even assumed a slightly higher number of deaths among ages 00-14 in calculating the percentage for that age group. Even with that inflated assumption, the percentage of deaths among ages 00-14 that have been caused by COVID-19 comes to only 0.08%, as of this morning. In other words, 99.92% of the deaths in this age group have resulted from other causes, not from COVID-19.

So is COVID-19 really "a leading cause of death" in the U.S.? It is not even one of the top five causes of death in the U.S., which are as follows:

160,000 --- chronic lower respiratory diseases
169,000 –-- accidents
250,000 --- medical errors
590,000 --- cancer
640,000 --- heart disease

In Sweden, which has followed a very moderate, targeted approach to dealing with COVID-19, the overall death rate is 0.02143% (2,192 deaths out of 10.23 million people). If you applied that percentage to the U.S. population, that would equal 70,290 deaths, not even close to matching the number of Americans who die from chronic lower respiratory diseases each year.

Here is an excellent briefing by two ER doctors on the case for ending the lockdown:





Here is the CDC report on provisional deaths in the U.S. from which the above percentages were derived:

Provisional Death Counts for Coronavirus Disease 2019 (COVID-19)

National Center for Health Statistics

www.cdc.gov

Who even said it was “a leading cause of death”? That’s just a fake quote you pulled out of your ass to reaffirm your point.

Here are some key takeaways to how the virus compares to other causes of death however:

1) COVID-19 has only been killing people since early February so comparing yearly numbers of other causes really doesn’t make any sense.

2) The actual death count is estimated to be 50% higher than the reported number of deaths.

3) Hospitals are overwhelmed regardless of the kill rate of the virus. Part of the reason the death rate is as low as it is because people’s lives are saved at hospitals. To keep these institutions running, mitigating the spread is crucial.

Why was the USA not put on lockdown in 2018 when 80000 Americans died of the flu?

The death rate is much lower for the flu and those 80,000 deaths happened in the course of a year - not 3 months. Moreover, hospitalizations for the COVID is significantly longer and more life threatening which is a strain on resources.

Flu does not occur over a 12 month period

Very contagious is Covid bu also

very unlethal. Almost all of us have likely already experienced it as unknown to us or very mild. We’ve actually already passed the point that quarantine is necessary or effective

Granted it isn’t over a 12 month period, but the death rate is still lower and as of now the death count for COVID is still rising rapidly.

Actually the death count as expressed as a percent is dropping by the hour as more people are tested who had the disease that were not made sick at all are found

There’s also the people who never got tested to begin with because of how far behind the testing is. The death rate might go down A bit when it is all said and done, but down to .1% which is the flu? No way. Not even close.

The death rate in California is 0.03 percent, precisely because no one not sick was tested. We were conned by the enemy

Not sure what you’re getting that from. The actual death rate is 4% in California. Either way, you’re cherry picking numbers by ignoring the global or by nation death rate.

COVID-19 pandemic in California - Wikipedia

en.m.wikipedia.org

 

[esalla]

Here is a COVID-19 statistic that we never hear about: COVID-19 deaths as a percentage of all deaths (deaths from all causes) by age group. This is an important statistic because recently some news outlets have claimed that COVID-19 is now a leading cause of death in the U.S. So it would be instructive and revealing to see what percentage of each age group’s total deaths are being caused by COVID-19. These percentages are based on the numbers in this morning’s CDC report on provisional deaths in the U.S.

If you find the percentages surprisingly low, or even shockingly low, perhaps this explains why they are not being discussed by CNN, MSNBC, CBS, ABC, NBC, Vox, the Washington Post, the New York Times, Snopes, the Huffington Post, etc., etc.

AGE -------- COVID-19 DEATHS AS PERCENTAGE OF ALL DEATHS
00-14 ------- 0.08% (or 12.5 times lower than 1%)
15-24 ------- 0.38% (or 2.6 times lower than 1%)
25-34 ------- 1.58%
35-44 ------- 2.70%
45-54 ------- 3.83%
55-64 ------- 3.77%
65-74 ------- 4.17%
75-84 ------- 4.19%
85+ --------- 3.54%

If you check the CDC report, you’ll see that I rounded up in every single case, and that I even assumed a slightly higher number of deaths among ages 00-14 in calculating the percentage for that age group. Even with that inflated assumption, the percentage of deaths among ages 00-14 that have been caused by COVID-19 comes to only 0.08%, as of this morning. In other words, 99.92% of the deaths in this age group have resulted from other causes, not from COVID-19.

So is COVID-19 really "a leading cause of death" in the U.S.? It is not even one of the top five causes of death in the U.S., which are as follows:

160,000 --- chronic lower respiratory diseases
169,000 –-- accidents
250,000 --- medical errors
590,000 --- cancer
640,000 --- heart disease

In Sweden, which has followed a very moderate, targeted approach to dealing with COVID-19, the overall death rate is 0.02143% (2,192 deaths out of 10.23 million people). If you applied that percentage to the U.S. population, that would equal 70,290 deaths, not even close to matching the number of Americans who die from chronic lower respiratory diseases each year.

Here is an excellent briefing by two ER doctors on the case for ending the lockdown:





Here is the CDC report on provisional deaths in the U.S. from which the above percentages were derived:

Provisional Death Counts for Coronavirus Disease 2019 (COVID-19)

National Center for Health Statistics

www.cdc.gov

Who even said it was “a leading cause of death”? That’s just a fake quote you pulled out of your ass to reaffirm your point.

Here are some key takeaways to how the virus compares to other causes of death however:

1) COVID-19 has only been killing people since early February so comparing yearly numbers of other causes really doesn’t make any sense.

2) The actual death count is estimated to be 50% higher than the reported number of deaths.

3) Hospitals are overwhelmed regardless of the kill rate of the virus. Part of the reason the death rate is as low as it is because people’s lives are saved at hospitals. To keep these institutions running, mitigating the spread is crucial.

Why was the USA not put on lockdown in 2018 when 80000 Americans died of the flu?

The death rate is much lower for the flu and those 80,000 deaths happened in the course of a year - not 3 months. Moreover, hospitalizations for the COVID is significantly longer and more life threatening which is a strain on resources.

Flu does not occur over a 12 month period

Very contagious is Covid bu also

very unlethal. Almost all of us have likely already experienced it as unknown to us or very mild. We’ve actually already passed the point that quarantine is necessary or effective

Granted it isn’t over a 12 month period, but the death rate is still lower and as of now the death count for COVID is still rising rapidly.

Actually the death count as expressed as a percent is dropping by the hour as more people are tested who had the disease that were not made sick at all are found

There’s also the people who never got tested to begin with because of how far behind the testing is. The death rate might go down A bit when it is all said and done, but down to .1% which is the flu? No way. Not even close.

The death rate in California is 0.03 percent, precisely because no one not sick was tested. We were conned by the enemy

Not sure what you’re getting that from. The actual death rate is 4% in California. Either way, you’re cherry picking numbers by ignoring the global or by nation death rate.

Wrong, the death rate of 4 percent is for people that were sick enough to be hospitalized, the fact is that ten times that number had the disease and are not hospitalized and many had few or no symptoms like me and my family. I sweat for an hour and later lost my sense of taste, my wife lost her hearing for almost a week but was not sick otherwise.

Seriously take the time to watch all of this it fully explains the real stats

Don't be mad at me, because we were all lied to and they stole our money out from under us in the market

 

[Billy000]

Here is a COVID-19 statistic that we never hear about: COVID-19 deaths as a percentage of all deaths (deaths from all causes) by age group. This is an important statistic because recently some news outlets have claimed that COVID-19 is now a leading cause of death in the U.S. So it would be instructive and revealing to see what percentage of each age group’s total deaths are being caused by COVID-19. These percentages are based on the numbers in this morning’s CDC report on provisional deaths in the U.S.

If you find the percentages surprisingly low, or even shockingly low, perhaps this explains why they are not being discussed by CNN, MSNBC, CBS, ABC, NBC, Vox, the Washington Post, the New York Times, Snopes, the Huffington Post, etc., etc.

AGE -------- COVID-19 DEATHS AS PERCENTAGE OF ALL DEATHS
00-14 ------- 0.08% (or 12.5 times lower than 1%)
15-24 ------- 0.38% (or 2.6 times lower than 1%)
25-34 ------- 1.58%
35-44 ------- 2.70%
45-54 ------- 3.83%
55-64 ------- 3.77%
65-74 ------- 4.17%
75-84 ------- 4.19%
85+ --------- 3.54%

If you check the CDC report, you’ll see that I rounded up in every single case, and that I even assumed a slightly higher number of deaths among ages 00-14 in calculating the percentage for that age group. Even with that inflated assumption, the percentage of deaths among ages 00-14 that have been caused by COVID-19 comes to only 0.08%, as of this morning. In other words, 99.92% of the deaths in this age group have resulted from other causes, not from COVID-19.

So is COVID-19 really "a leading cause of death" in the U.S.? It is not even one of the top five causes of death in the U.S., which are as follows:

160,000 --- chronic lower respiratory diseases
169,000 –-- accidents
250,000 --- medical errors
590,000 --- cancer
640,000 --- heart disease

In Sweden, which has followed a very moderate, targeted approach to dealing with COVID-19, the overall death rate is 0.02143% (2,192 deaths out of 10.23 million people). If you applied that percentage to the U.S. population, that would equal 70,290 deaths, not even close to matching the number of Americans who die from chronic lower respiratory diseases each year.

Here is an excellent briefing by two ER doctors on the case for ending the lockdown:





Here is the CDC report on provisional deaths in the U.S. from which the above percentages were derived:

Provisional Death Counts for Coronavirus Disease 2019 (COVID-19)

National Center for Health Statistics

www.cdc.gov

Who even said it was “a leading cause of death”? That’s just a fake quote you pulled out of your ass to reaffirm your point.

Here are some key takeaways to how the virus compares to other causes of death however:

1) COVID-19 has only been killing people since early February so comparing yearly numbers of other causes really doesn’t make any sense.

2) The actual death count is estimated to be 50% higher than the reported number of deaths.

3) Hospitals are overwhelmed regardless of the kill rate of the virus. Part of the reason the death rate is as low as it is because people’s lives are saved at hospitals. To keep these institutions running, mitigating the spread is crucial.

Why was the USA not put on lockdown in 2018 when 80000 Americans died of the flu?

The death rate is much lower for the flu and those 80,000 deaths happened in the course of a year - not 3 months. Moreover, hospitalizations for the COVID is significantly longer and more life threatening which is a strain on resources.

Flu does not occur over a 12 month period

Very contagious is Covid bu also

very unlethal. Almost all of us have likely already experienced it as unknown to us or very mild. We’ve actually already passed the point that quarantine is necessary or effective

Granted it isn’t over a 12 month period, but the death rate is still lower and as of now the death count for COVID is still rising rapidly.

Actually the death count as expressed as a percent is dropping by the hour as more people are tested who had the disease that were not made sick at all are found

There’s also the people who never got tested to begin with because of how far behind the testing is. The death rate might go down A bit when it is all said and done, but down to .1% which is the flu? No way. Not even close.

The death rate in California is 0.03 percent, precisely because no one not sick was tested. We were conned by the enemy

Not sure what you’re getting that from. The actual death rate is 4% in California. Either way, you’re cherry picking numbers by ignoring the global or by nation death rate.

Wrong, the death rate of 4 percent is for people that were sick enough to be hospitalized, the fact is that ten times that number had the disease and are not hospitalized and many had few or no symptoms like me and my family. I sweat for an hour and later lost my sense of taste, my wife lost her hearing for almost a week but was not sick otherwise.

Seriously take the time to watch all of this it fully explains the real stats

Don't be mad at me, because we were all lied to and they stole our money out from under us in the market

Uh no that’s the total cases. Here are the actual numbers that matter. COVID has a death rate of 1.4% while the flu is .1%

The stark differences in countries’ coronavirus death rates, explained

www.vox.com

 

[esalla]

Here is a COVID-19 statistic that we never hear about: COVID-19 deaths as a percentage of all deaths (deaths from all causes) by age group. This is an important statistic because recently some news outlets have claimed that COVID-19 is now a leading cause of death in the U.S. So it would be instructive and revealing to see what percentage of each age group’s total deaths are being caused by COVID-19. These percentages are based on the numbers in this morning’s CDC report on provisional deaths in the U.S.

If you find the percentages surprisingly low, or even shockingly low, perhaps this explains why they are not being discussed by CNN, MSNBC, CBS, ABC, NBC, Vox, the Washington Post, the New York Times, Snopes, the Huffington Post, etc., etc.

AGE -------- COVID-19 DEATHS AS PERCENTAGE OF ALL DEATHS
00-14 ------- 0.08% (or 12.5 times lower than 1%)
15-24 ------- 0.38% (or 2.6 times lower than 1%)
25-34 ------- 1.58%
35-44 ------- 2.70%
45-54 ------- 3.83%
55-64 ------- 3.77%
65-74 ------- 4.17%
75-84 ------- 4.19%
85+ --------- 3.54%

If you check the CDC report, you’ll see that I rounded up in every single case, and that I even assumed a slightly higher number of deaths among ages 00-14 in calculating the percentage for that age group. Even with that inflated assumption, the percentage of deaths among ages 00-14 that have been caused by COVID-19 comes to only 0.08%, as of this morning. In other words, 99.92% of the deaths in this age group have resulted from other causes, not from COVID-19.

So is COVID-19 really "a leading cause of death" in the U.S.? It is not even one of the top five causes of death in the U.S., which are as follows:

160,000 --- chronic lower respiratory diseases
169,000 –-- accidents
250,000 --- medical errors
590,000 --- cancer
640,000 --- heart disease

In Sweden, which has followed a very moderate, targeted approach to dealing with COVID-19, the overall death rate is 0.02143% (2,192 deaths out of 10.23 million people). If you applied that percentage to the U.S. population, that would equal 70,290 deaths, not even close to matching the number of Americans who die from chronic lower respiratory diseases each year.

Here is an excellent briefing by two ER doctors on the case for ending the lockdown:





Here is the CDC report on provisional deaths in the U.S. from which the above percentages were derived:

Provisional Death Counts for Coronavirus Disease 2019 (COVID-19)

National Center for Health Statistics

www.cdc.gov

Who even said it was “a leading cause of death”? That’s just a fake quote you pulled out of your ass to reaffirm your point.

Here are some key takeaways to how the virus compares to other causes of death however:

1) COVID-19 has only been killing people since early February so comparing yearly numbers of other causes really doesn’t make any sense.

2) The actual death count is estimated to be 50% higher than the reported number of deaths.

3) Hospitals are overwhelmed regardless of the kill rate of the virus. Part of the reason the death rate is as low as it is because people’s lives are saved at hospitals. To keep these institutions running, mitigating the spread is crucial.

Why was the USA not put on lockdown in 2018 when 80000 Americans died of the flu?

The death rate is much lower for the flu and those 80,000 deaths happened in the course of a year - not 3 months. Moreover, hospitalizations for the COVID is significantly longer and more life threatening which is a strain on resources.

Flu does not occur over a 12 month period

Very contagious is Covid bu also

very unlethal. Almost all of us have likely already experienced it as unknown to us or very mild. We’ve actually already passed the point that quarantine is necessary or effective

Granted it isn’t over a 12 month period, but the death rate is still lower and as of now the death count for COVID is still rising rapidly.

Actually the death count as expressed as a percent is dropping by the hour as more people are tested who had the disease that were not made sick at all are found

There’s also the people who never got tested to begin with because of how far behind the testing is. The death rate might go down A bit when it is all said and done, but down to .1% which is the flu? No way. Not even close.

The death rate in California is 0.03 percent, precisely because no one not sick was tested. We were conned by the enemy

Not sure what you’re getting that from. The actual death rate is 4% in California. Either way, you’re cherry picking numbers by ignoring the global or by nation death rate.

Wrong, the death rate of 4 percent is for people that were sick enough to be hospitalized, the fact is that ten times that number had the disease and are not hospitalized and many had few or no symptoms like me and my family. I sweat for an hour and later lost my sense of taste, my wife lost her hearing for almost a week but was not sick otherwise.

Seriously take the time to watch all of this it fully explains the real stats

Don't be mad at me, because we were all lied to and they stole our money out from under us in the market

Uh no that’s the total cases. Here are the actual numbers that matter. COVID has a death rate of 1.4% while the flu is .1%

The stark differences in countries’ coronavirus death rates, explained

www.vox.com

No one has even seriously questioned these doctors. 15 percent of the USA is 50,000,000 Americans,



But you believe everything on TV

Yea bill whatever u say

 

[Billy000]

Here is a COVID-19 statistic that we never hear about: COVID-19 deaths as a percentage of all deaths (deaths from all causes) by age group. This is an important statistic because recently some news outlets have claimed that COVID-19 is now a leading cause of death in the U.S. So it would be instructive and revealing to see what percentage of each age group’s total deaths are being caused by COVID-19. These percentages are based on the numbers in this morning’s CDC report on provisional deaths in the U.S.

If you find the percentages surprisingly low, or even shockingly low, perhaps this explains why they are not being discussed by CNN, MSNBC, CBS, ABC, NBC, Vox, the Washington Post, the New York Times, Snopes, the Huffington Post, etc., etc.

AGE -------- COVID-19 DEATHS AS PERCENTAGE OF ALL DEATHS
00-14 ------- 0.08% (or 12.5 times lower than 1%)
15-24 ------- 0.38% (or 2.6 times lower than 1%)
25-34 ------- 1.58%
35-44 ------- 2.70%
45-54 ------- 3.83%
55-64 ------- 3.77%
65-74 ------- 4.17%
75-84 ------- 4.19%
85+ --------- 3.54%

If you check the CDC report, you’ll see that I rounded up in every single case, and that I even assumed a slightly higher number of deaths among ages 00-14 in calculating the percentage for that age group. Even with that inflated assumption, the percentage of deaths among ages 00-14 that have been caused by COVID-19 comes to only 0.08%, as of this morning. In other words, 99.92% of the deaths in this age group have resulted from other causes, not from COVID-19.

So is COVID-19 really "a leading cause of death" in the U.S.? It is not even one of the top five causes of death in the U.S., which are as follows:

160,000 --- chronic lower respiratory diseases
169,000 –-- accidents
250,000 --- medical errors
590,000 --- cancer
640,000 --- heart disease

In Sweden, which has followed a very moderate, targeted approach to dealing with COVID-19, the overall death rate is 0.02143% (2,192 deaths out of 10.23 million people). If you applied that percentage to the U.S. population, that would equal 70,290 deaths, not even close to matching the number of Americans who die from chronic lower respiratory diseases each year.

Here is an excellent briefing by two ER doctors on the case for ending the lockdown:





Here is the CDC report on provisional deaths in the U.S. from which the above percentages were derived:

Provisional Death Counts for Coronavirus Disease 2019 (COVID-19)

National Center for Health Statistics

www.cdc.gov

Who even said it was “a leading cause of death”? That’s just a fake quote you pulled out of your ass to reaffirm your point.

Here are some key takeaways to how the virus compares to other causes of death however:

1) COVID-19 has only been killing people since early February so comparing yearly numbers of other causes really doesn’t make any sense.

2) The actual death count is estimated to be 50% higher than the reported number of deaths.

3) Hospitals are overwhelmed regardless of the kill rate of the virus. Part of the reason the death rate is as low as it is because people’s lives are saved at hospitals. To keep these institutions running, mitigating the spread is crucial.

Why was the USA not put on lockdown in 2018 when 80000 Americans died of the flu?

The death rate is much lower for the flu and those 80,000 deaths happened in the course of a year - not 3 months. Moreover, hospitalizations for the COVID is significantly longer and more life threatening which is a strain on resources.

Flu does not occur over a 12 month period

Very contagious is Covid bu also

very unlethal. Almost all of us have likely already experienced it as unknown to us or very mild. We’ve actually already passed the point that quarantine is necessary or effective

Granted it isn’t over a 12 month period, but the death rate is still lower and as of now the death count for COVID is still rising rapidly.

Actually the death count as expressed as a percent is dropping by the hour as more people are tested who had the disease that were not made sick at all are found

There’s also the people who never got tested to begin with because of how far behind the testing is. The death rate might go down A bit when it is all said and done, but down to .1% which is the flu? No way. Not even close.

The death rate in California is 0.03 percent, precisely because no one not sick was tested. We were conned by the enemy

Not sure what you’re getting that from. The actual death rate is 4% in California. Either way, you’re cherry picking numbers by ignoring the global or by nation death rate.

Wrong, the death rate of 4 percent is for people that were sick enough to be hospitalized, the fact is that ten times that number had the disease and are not hospitalized and many had few or no symptoms like me and my family. I sweat for an hour and later lost my sense of taste, my wife lost her hearing for almost a week but was not sick otherwise.

Seriously take the time to watch all of this it fully explains the real stats

Don't be mad at me, because we were all lied to and they stole our money out from under us in the market

Uh no that’s the total cases. Here are the actual numbers that matter. COVID has a death rate of 1.4% while the flu is .1%

The stark differences in countries’ coronavirus death rates, explained

www.vox.com

No one has even seriously questioned these doctors. 15 percent of the USA is 50,000,000 Americans,



But you believe everything on TV

Yea bill whatever u say

Lol you post a video but accuse me of buying everything I see on TV. You’re just latching on to info you want to believe.

Plus, think of it this way: what if we did nothing to mitigate the spread like we do with the flu? No social distancing. No quarantine. No business closures. Do you honestly think the amount of deaths would be the same as it is now? Hell no. Much higher.

 

[esalla]

Here is a COVID-19 statistic that we never hear about: COVID-19 deaths as a percentage of all deaths (deaths from all causes) by age group. This is an important statistic because recently some news outlets have claimed that COVID-19 is now a leading cause of death in the U.S. So it would be instructive and revealing to see what percentage of each age group’s total deaths are being caused by COVID-19. These percentages are based on the numbers in this morning’s CDC report on provisional deaths in the U.S.

If you find the percentages surprisingly low, or even shockingly low, perhaps this explains why they are not being discussed by CNN, MSNBC, CBS, ABC, NBC, Vox, the Washington Post, the New York Times, Snopes, the Huffington Post, etc., etc.

AGE -------- COVID-19 DEATHS AS PERCENTAGE OF ALL DEATHS
00-14 ------- 0.08% (or 12.5 times lower than 1%)
15-24 ------- 0.38% (or 2.6 times lower than 1%)
25-34 ------- 1.58%
35-44 ------- 2.70%
45-54 ------- 3.83%
55-64 ------- 3.77%
65-74 ------- 4.17%
75-84 ------- 4.19%
85+ --------- 3.54%

If you check the CDC report, you’ll see that I rounded up in every single case, and that I even assumed a slightly higher number of deaths among ages 00-14 in calculating the percentage for that age group. Even with that inflated assumption, the percentage of deaths among ages 00-14 that have been caused by COVID-19 comes to only 0.08%, as of this morning. In other words, 99.92% of the deaths in this age group have resulted from other causes, not from COVID-19.

So is COVID-19 really "a leading cause of death" in the U.S.? It is not even one of the top five causes of death in the U.S., which are as follows:

160,000 --- chronic lower respiratory diseases
169,000 –-- accidents
250,000 --- medical errors
590,000 --- cancer
640,000 --- heart disease

In Sweden, which has followed a very moderate, targeted approach to dealing with COVID-19, the overall death rate is 0.02143% (2,192 deaths out of 10.23 million people). If you applied that percentage to the U.S. population, that would equal 70,290 deaths, not even close to matching the number of Americans who die from chronic lower respiratory diseases each year.

Here is an excellent briefing by two ER doctors on the case for ending the lockdown:





Here is the CDC report on provisional deaths in the U.S. from which the above percentages were derived:

Provisional Death Counts for Coronavirus Disease 2019 (COVID-19)

National Center for Health Statistics

www.cdc.gov

Who even said it was “a leading cause of death”? That’s just a fake quote you pulled out of your ass to reaffirm your point.

Here are some key takeaways to how the virus compares to other causes of death however:

1) COVID-19 has only been killing people since early February so comparing yearly numbers of other causes really doesn’t make any sense.

2) The actual death count is estimated to be 50% higher than the reported number of deaths.

3) Hospitals are overwhelmed regardless of the kill rate of the virus. Part of the reason the death rate is as low as it is because people’s lives are saved at hospitals. To keep these institutions running, mitigating the spread is crucial.

Why was the USA not put on lockdown in 2018 when 80000 Americans died of the flu?

The death rate is much lower for the flu and those 80,000 deaths happened in the course of a year - not 3 months. Moreover, hospitalizations for the COVID is significantly longer and more life threatening which is a strain on resources.

Flu does not occur over a 12 month period

Very contagious is Covid bu also

very unlethal. Almost all of us have likely already experienced it as unknown to us or very mild. We’ve actually already passed the point that quarantine is necessary or effective

Granted it isn’t over a 12 month period, but the death rate is still lower and as of now the death count for COVID is still rising rapidly.

Actually the death count as expressed as a percent is dropping by the hour as more people are tested who had the disease that were not made sick at all are found

There’s also the people who never got tested to begin with because of how far behind the testing is. The death rate might go down A bit when it is all said and done, but down to .1% which is the flu? No way. Not even close.

The death rate in California is 0.03 percent, precisely because no one not sick was tested. We were conned by the enemy

Not sure what you’re getting that from. The actual death rate is 4% in California. Either way, you’re cherry picking numbers by ignoring the global or by nation death rate.

Wrong, the death rate of 4 percent is for people that were sick enough to be hospitalized, the fact is that ten times that number had the disease and are not hospitalized and many had few or no symptoms like me and my family. I sweat for an hour and later lost my sense of taste, my wife lost her hearing for almost a week but was not sick otherwise.

Seriously take the time to watch all of this it fully explains the real stats

Don't be mad at me, because we were all lied to and they stole our money out from under us in the market

Uh no that’s the total cases. Here are the actual numbers that matter. COVID has a death rate of 1.4% while the flu is .1%

The stark differences in countries’ coronavirus death rates, explained

www.vox.com

No one has even seriously questioned these doctors. 15 percent of the USA is 50,000,000 Americans,



But you believe everything on TV

Yea bill whatever u say

Lol you post a video but accuse me of buying everything I see on TV. You’re just latching on to info you want to believe.

Plus, think of it this way: what if we did nothing to mitigate the spread like we do with the flu? No social distancing. No quarantine. No business closures. Do you honestly think the amount of deaths would be the same as it is now? Hell no. Much higher.

Bill the numbers are going to come out, they are going to test everyone for antibodies, the fact is that so few people died of this in California because they may have been immune proving they had it before so the disease can not be new. You are arguing that the government of the USA told us the entire truth.

I am not sure where you are from or how old you are, but any real American who believes that the government ever tells the truth has downs syndrome as it has never happened.

So do you really believe that this is the first time?

 

[Billy000]

Here is a COVID-19 statistic that we never hear about: COVID-19 deaths as a percentage of all deaths (deaths from all causes) by age group. This is an important statistic because recently some news outlets have claimed that COVID-19 is now a leading cause of death in the U.S. So it would be instructive and revealing to see what percentage of each age group’s total deaths are being caused by COVID-19. These percentages are based on the numbers in this morning’s CDC report on provisional deaths in the U.S.

If you find the percentages surprisingly low, or even shockingly low, perhaps this explains why they are not being discussed by CNN, MSNBC, CBS, ABC, NBC, Vox, the Washington Post, the New York Times, Snopes, the Huffington Post, etc., etc.

AGE -------- COVID-19 DEATHS AS PERCENTAGE OF ALL DEATHS
00-14 ------- 0.08% (or 12.5 times lower than 1%)
15-24 ------- 0.38% (or 2.6 times lower than 1%)
25-34 ------- 1.58%
35-44 ------- 2.70%
45-54 ------- 3.83%
55-64 ------- 3.77%
65-74 ------- 4.17%
75-84 ------- 4.19%
85+ --------- 3.54%

If you check the CDC report, you’ll see that I rounded up in every single case, and that I even assumed a slightly higher number of deaths among ages 00-14 in calculating the percentage for that age group. Even with that inflated assumption, the percentage of deaths among ages 00-14 that have been caused by COVID-19 comes to only 0.08%, as of this morning. In other words, 99.92% of the deaths in this age group have resulted from other causes, not from COVID-19.

So is COVID-19 really "a leading cause of death" in the U.S.? It is not even one of the top five causes of death in the U.S., which are as follows:

160,000 --- chronic lower respiratory diseases
169,000 –-- accidents
250,000 --- medical errors
590,000 --- cancer
640,000 --- heart disease

In Sweden, which has followed a very moderate, targeted approach to dealing with COVID-19, the overall death rate is 0.02143% (2,192 deaths out of 10.23 million people). If you applied that percentage to the U.S. population, that would equal 70,290 deaths, not even close to matching the number of Americans who die from chronic lower respiratory diseases each year.

Here is an excellent briefing by two ER doctors on the case for ending the lockdown:





Here is the CDC report on provisional deaths in the U.S. from which the above percentages were derived:

Provisional Death Counts for Coronavirus Disease 2019 (COVID-19)

National Center for Health Statistics

www.cdc.gov

Who even said it was “a leading cause of death”? That’s just a fake quote you pulled out of your ass to reaffirm your point.

Here are some key takeaways to how the virus compares to other causes of death however:

1) COVID-19 has only been killing people since early February so comparing yearly numbers of other causes really doesn’t make any sense.

2) The actual death count is estimated to be 50% higher than the reported number of deaths.

3) Hospitals are overwhelmed regardless of the kill rate of the virus. Part of the reason the death rate is as low as it is because people’s lives are saved at hospitals. To keep these institutions running, mitigating the spread is crucial.

Why was the USA not put on lockdown in 2018 when 80000 Americans died of the flu?

The death rate is much lower for the flu and those 80,000 deaths happened in the course of a year - not 3 months. Moreover, hospitalizations for the COVID is significantly longer and more life threatening which is a strain on resources.

Flu does not occur over a 12 month period

Very contagious is Covid bu also

very unlethal. Almost all of us have likely already experienced it as unknown to us or very mild. We’ve actually already passed the point that quarantine is necessary or effective

Granted it isn’t over a 12 month period, but the death rate is still lower and as of now the death count for COVID is still rising rapidly.

Actually the death count as expressed as a percent is dropping by the hour as more people are tested who had the disease that were not made sick at all are found

There’s also the people who never got tested to begin with because of how far behind the testing is. The death rate might go down A bit when it is all said and done, but down to .1% which is the flu? No way. Not even close.

The death rate in California is 0.03 percent, precisely because no one not sick was tested. We were conned by the enemy

Not sure what you’re getting that from. The actual death rate is 4% in California. Either way, you’re cherry picking numbers by ignoring the global or by nation death rate.

Wrong, the death rate of 4 percent is for people that were sick enough to be hospitalized, the fact is that ten times that number had the disease and are not hospitalized and many had few or no symptoms like me and my family. I sweat for an hour and later lost my sense of taste, my wife lost her hearing for almost a week but was not sick otherwise.

Seriously take the time to watch all of this it fully explains the real stats

Don't be mad at me, because we were all lied to and they stole our money out from under us in the market

Uh no that’s the total cases. Here are the actual numbers that matter. COVID has a death rate of 1.4% while the flu is .1%

The stark differences in countries’ coronavirus death rates, explained

www.vox.com

No one has even seriously questioned these doctors. 15 percent of the USA is 50,000,000 Americans,



But you believe everything on TV

Yea bill whatever u say

Lol you post a video but accuse me of buying everything I see on TV. You’re just latching on to info you want to believe.

Plus, think of it this way: what if we did nothing to mitigate the spread like we do with the flu? No social distancing. No quarantine. No business closures. Do you honestly think the amount of deaths would be the same as it is now? Hell no. Much higher.

Bill the numbers are going to come out, they are going to test everyone for antibodies, the fact is that so few people died of this in California because they may have been immune proving they had it before so the disease can not be new. You are arguing that the government of the USA told us the entire truth.

I am not sure where you are from or how old you are, but any real American who believes that the government ever tells the truth has downs syndrome as it has never happened.

So do you really believe that this is the first time?

No, I don’t think the government always tells the truth. Never said that. The point is, just because some of them lie, it Isn’t somehow proof that COVID is some massive cover up. You believe that because it feels safe. Feeling cynical about the government just feels safe to you. You’re cynicism isn’t based on actual facts.

 

[esalla]

Here is a COVID-19 statistic that we never hear about: COVID-19 deaths as a percentage of all deaths (deaths from all causes) by age group. This is an important statistic because recently some news outlets have claimed that COVID-19 is now a leading cause of death in the U.S. So it would be instructive and revealing to see what percentage of each age group’s total deaths are being caused by COVID-19. These percentages are based on the numbers in this morning’s CDC report on provisional deaths in the U.S.

If you find the percentages surprisingly low, or even shockingly low, perhaps this explains why they are not being discussed by CNN, MSNBC, CBS, ABC, NBC, Vox, the Washington Post, the New York Times, Snopes, the Huffington Post, etc., etc.

AGE -------- COVID-19 DEATHS AS PERCENTAGE OF ALL DEATHS
00-14 ------- 0.08% (or 12.5 times lower than 1%)
15-24 ------- 0.38% (or 2.6 times lower than 1%)
25-34 ------- 1.58%
35-44 ------- 2.70%
45-54 ------- 3.83%
55-64 ------- 3.77%
65-74 ------- 4.17%
75-84 ------- 4.19%
85+ --------- 3.54%

If you check the CDC report, you’ll see that I rounded up in every single case, and that I even assumed a slightly higher number of deaths among ages 00-14 in calculating the percentage for that age group. Even with that inflated assumption, the percentage of deaths among ages 00-14 that have been caused by COVID-19 comes to only 0.08%, as of this morning. In other words, 99.92% of the deaths in this age group have resulted from other causes, not from COVID-19.

So is COVID-19 really "a leading cause of death" in the U.S.? It is not even one of the top five causes of death in the U.S., which are as follows:

160,000 --- chronic lower respiratory diseases
169,000 –-- accidents
250,000 --- medical errors
590,000 --- cancer
640,000 --- heart disease

In Sweden, which has followed a very moderate, targeted approach to dealing with COVID-19, the overall death rate is 0.02143% (2,192 deaths out of 10.23 million people). If you applied that percentage to the U.S. population, that would equal 70,290 deaths, not even close to matching the number of Americans who die from chronic lower respiratory diseases each year.

Here is an excellent briefing by two ER doctors on the case for ending the lockdown:





Here is the CDC report on provisional deaths in the U.S. from which the above percentages were derived:

Provisional Death Counts for Coronavirus Disease 2019 (COVID-19)

National Center for Health Statistics

www.cdc.gov

Who even said it was “a leading cause of death”? That’s just a fake quote you pulled out of your ass to reaffirm your point.

Here are some key takeaways to how the virus compares to other causes of death however:

1) COVID-19 has only been killing people since early February so comparing yearly numbers of other causes really doesn’t make any sense.

2) The actual death count is estimated to be 50% higher than the reported number of deaths.

3) Hospitals are overwhelmed regardless of the kill rate of the virus. Part of the reason the death rate is as low as it is because people’s lives are saved at hospitals. To keep these institutions running, mitigating the spread is crucial.

Why was the USA not put on lockdown in 2018 when 80000 Americans died of the flu?

The death rate is much lower for the flu and those 80,000 deaths happened in the course of a year - not 3 months. Moreover, hospitalizations for the COVID is significantly longer and more life threatening which is a strain on resources.

Flu does not occur over a 12 month period

Very contagious is Covid bu also

very unlethal. Almost all of us have likely already experienced it as unknown to us or very mild. We’ve actually already passed the point that quarantine is necessary or effective

Granted it isn’t over a 12 month period, but the death rate is still lower and as of now the death count for COVID is still rising rapidly.

Actually the death count as expressed as a percent is dropping by the hour as more people are tested who had the disease that were not made sick at all are found

There’s also the people who never got tested to begin with because of how far behind the testing is. The death rate might go down A bit when it is all said and done, but down to .1% which is the flu? No way. Not even close.

The death rate in California is 0.03 percent, precisely because no one not sick was tested. We were conned by the enemy

Not sure what you’re getting that from. The actual death rate is 4% in California. Either way, you’re cherry picking numbers by ignoring the global or by nation death rate.

Wrong, the death rate of 4 percent is for people that were sick enough to be hospitalized, the fact is that ten times that number had the disease and are not hospitalized and many had few or no symptoms like me and my family. I sweat for an hour and later lost my sense of taste, my wife lost her hearing for almost a week but was not sick otherwise.

Seriously take the time to watch all of this it fully explains the real stats

Don't be mad at me, because we were all lied to and they stole our money out from under us in the market

Uh no that’s the total cases. Here are the actual numbers that matter. COVID has a death rate of 1.4% while the flu is .1%

The stark differences in countries’ coronavirus death rates, explained

www.vox.com

No one has even seriously questioned these doctors. 15 percent of the USA is 50,000,000 Americans,



But you believe everything on TV

Yea bill whatever u say

Lol you post a video but accuse me of buying everything I see on TV. You’re just latching on to info you want to believe.

Plus, think of it this way: what if we did nothing to mitigate the spread like we do with the flu? No social distancing. No quarantine. No business closures. Do you honestly think the amount of deaths would be the same as it is now? Hell no. Much higher.

Bill the numbers are going to come out, they are going to test everyone for antibodies, the fact is that so few people died of this in California because they may have been immune proving they had it before so the disease can not be new. You are arguing that the government of the USA told us the entire truth.

I am not sure where you are from or how old you are, but any real American who believes that the government ever tells the truth has downs syndrome as it has never happened.

So do you really believe that this is the first time?

No, I don’t think the government always tells the truth. Never said that. The point is, just because some of them lie, it Isn’t somehow proof that COVID is some massive cover up. You believe that because it feels safe. Feeling cynical about the government just feels safe to you. You’re cynicism isn’t based on actual facts.

It's odd because I have hit everyone with the line that the government never tells us the truth and 100 percent agree with me.

Bill that is the end of it, they lied telling us that 2.2 million would die unless they could withdraw their money from the market and put it back in when the panic was over. The police are no longer arresting people as everyone was fucked here

Accept it

NYC tailor defies state order: ‘I’m opening my doors come hell or high water’

One defiant NYC business owner — who’s been deemed “non-essential” during the pandemic — has a message to New York: “I’m opening my doors come hell or high water.&#822…

nypost.com

 

[Billy000]

Here is a COVID-19 statistic that we never hear about: COVID-19 deaths as a percentage of all deaths (deaths from all causes) by age group. This is an important statistic because recently some news outlets have claimed that COVID-19 is now a leading cause of death in the U.S. So it would be instructive and revealing to see what percentage of each age group’s total deaths are being caused by COVID-19. These percentages are based on the numbers in this morning’s CDC report on provisional deaths in the U.S.

If you find the percentages surprisingly low, or even shockingly low, perhaps this explains why they are not being discussed by CNN, MSNBC, CBS, ABC, NBC, Vox, the Washington Post, the New York Times, Snopes, the Huffington Post, etc., etc.

AGE -------- COVID-19 DEATHS AS PERCENTAGE OF ALL DEATHS
00-14 ------- 0.08% (or 12.5 times lower than 1%)
15-24 ------- 0.38% (or 2.6 times lower than 1%)
25-34 ------- 1.58%
35-44 ------- 2.70%
45-54 ------- 3.83%
55-64 ------- 3.77%
65-74 ------- 4.17%
75-84 ------- 4.19%
85+ --------- 3.54%

If you check the CDC report, you’ll see that I rounded up in every single case, and that I even assumed a slightly higher number of deaths among ages 00-14 in calculating the percentage for that age group. Even with that inflated assumption, the percentage of deaths among ages 00-14 that have been caused by COVID-19 comes to only 0.08%, as of this morning. In other words, 99.92% of the deaths in this age group have resulted from other causes, not from COVID-19.

So is COVID-19 really "a leading cause of death" in the U.S.? It is not even one of the top five causes of death in the U.S., which are as follows:

160,000 --- chronic lower respiratory diseases
169,000 –-- accidents
250,000 --- medical errors
590,000 --- cancer
640,000 --- heart disease

In Sweden, which has followed a very moderate, targeted approach to dealing with COVID-19, the overall death rate is 0.02143% (2,192 deaths out of 10.23 million people). If you applied that percentage to the U.S. population, that would equal 70,290 deaths, not even close to matching the number of Americans who die from chronic lower respiratory diseases each year.

Here is an excellent briefing by two ER doctors on the case for ending the lockdown:





Here is the CDC report on provisional deaths in the U.S. from which the above percentages were derived:

Provisional Death Counts for Coronavirus Disease 2019 (COVID-19)

National Center for Health Statistics

www.cdc.gov

Who even said it was “a leading cause of death”? That’s just a fake quote you pulled out of your ass to reaffirm your point.

Here are some key takeaways to how the virus compares to other causes of death however:

1) COVID-19 has only been killing people since early February so comparing yearly numbers of other causes really doesn’t make any sense.

2) The actual death count is estimated to be 50% higher than the reported number of deaths.

3) Hospitals are overwhelmed regardless of the kill rate of the virus. Part of the reason the death rate is as low as it is because people’s lives are saved at hospitals. To keep these institutions running, mitigating the spread is crucial.

Why was the USA not put on lockdown in 2018 when 80000 Americans died of the flu?

The death rate is much lower for the flu and those 80,000 deaths happened in the course of a year - not 3 months. Moreover, hospitalizations for the COVID is significantly longer and more life threatening which is a strain on resources.

Flu does not occur over a 12 month period

Very contagious is Covid bu also

very unlethal. Almost all of us have likely already experienced it as unknown to us or very mild. We’ve actually already passed the point that quarantine is necessary or effective

Granted it isn’t over a 12 month period, but the death rate is still lower and as of now the death count for COVID is still rising rapidly.

Actually the death count as expressed as a percent is dropping by the hour as more people are tested who had the disease that were not made sick at all are found

There’s also the people who never got tested to begin with because of how far behind the testing is. The death rate might go down A bit when it is all said and done, but down to .1% which is the flu? No way. Not even close.

The death rate in California is 0.03 percent, precisely because no one not sick was tested. We were conned by the enemy

Not sure what you’re getting that from. The actual death rate is 4% in California. Either way, you’re cherry picking numbers by ignoring the global or by nation death rate.

Wrong, the death rate of 4 percent is for people that were sick enough to be hospitalized, the fact is that ten times that number had the disease and are not hospitalized and many had few or no symptoms like me and my family. I sweat for an hour and later lost my sense of taste, my wife lost her hearing for almost a week but was not sick otherwise.

Seriously take the time to watch all of this it fully explains the real stats

Don't be mad at me, because we were all lied to and they stole our money out from under us in the market

Uh no that’s the total cases. Here are the actual numbers that matter. COVID has a death rate of 1.4% while the flu is .1%

The stark differences in countries’ coronavirus death rates, explained

www.vox.com

No one has even seriously questioned these doctors. 15 percent of the USA is 50,000,000 Americans,



But you believe everything on TV

Yea bill whatever u say

Lol you post a video but accuse me of buying everything I see on TV. You’re just latching on to info you want to believe.

Plus, think of it this way: what if we did nothing to mitigate the spread like we do with the flu? No social distancing. No quarantine. No business closures. Do you honestly think the amount of deaths would be the same as it is now? Hell no. Much higher.

Bill the numbers are going to come out, they are going to test everyone for antibodies, the fact is that so few people died of this in California because they may have been immune proving they had it before so the disease can not be new. You are arguing that the government of the USA told us the entire truth.

I am not sure where you are from or how old you are, but any real American who believes that the government ever tells the truth has downs syndrome as it has never happened.

So do you really believe that this is the first time?

No, I don’t think the government always tells the truth. Never said that. The point is, just because some of them lie, it Isn’t somehow proof that COVID is some massive cover up. You believe that because it feels safe. Feeling cynical about the government just feels safe to you. You’re cynicism isn’t based on actual facts.

It's odd because I have hit everyone with the line that the government never tells us the truth and 100 percent agree with me.

Bill that is the end of it, they lied telling us that 2.2 million would die unless they could withdraw their money from the market and put it back in when the panic was over. The police are no longer arresting people as everyone was fucked here

Accept it

NYC tailor defies state order: ‘I’m opening my doors come hell or high water’

One defiant NYC business owner — who’s been deemed “non-essential” during the pandemic — has a message to New York: “I’m opening my doors come hell or high water.&#822…

nypost.com

What incentive does the government have to lie about EVERYTHING? It doesn’t make sense. And just to be clear, who is doing the lying? Every single politician we have? They never tell the truth is what you are saying? Agreed they all lie sometimes, but you seem to be suggesting they all lie all the time which frankly just sounds exhausting lol

 

[esalla]

Here is a COVID-19 statistic that we never hear about: COVID-19 deaths as a percentage of all deaths (deaths from all causes) by age group. This is an important statistic because recently some news outlets have claimed that COVID-19 is now a leading cause of death in the U.S. So it would be instructive and revealing to see what percentage of each age group’s total deaths are being caused by COVID-19. These percentages are based on the numbers in this morning’s CDC report on provisional deaths in the U.S.

If you find the percentages surprisingly low, or even shockingly low, perhaps this explains why they are not being discussed by CNN, MSNBC, CBS, ABC, NBC, Vox, the Washington Post, the New York Times, Snopes, the Huffington Post, etc., etc.

AGE -------- COVID-19 DEATHS AS PERCENTAGE OF ALL DEATHS
00-14 ------- 0.08% (or 12.5 times lower than 1%)
15-24 ------- 0.38% (or 2.6 times lower than 1%)
25-34 ------- 1.58%
35-44 ------- 2.70%
45-54 ------- 3.83%
55-64 ------- 3.77%
65-74 ------- 4.17%
75-84 ------- 4.19%
85+ --------- 3.54%

If you check the CDC report, you’ll see that I rounded up in every single case, and that I even assumed a slightly higher number of deaths among ages 00-14 in calculating the percentage for that age group. Even with that inflated assumption, the percentage of deaths among ages 00-14 that have been caused by COVID-19 comes to only 0.08%, as of this morning. In other words, 99.92% of the deaths in this age group have resulted from other causes, not from COVID-19.

So is COVID-19 really "a leading cause of death" in the U.S.? It is not even one of the top five causes of death in the U.S., which are as follows:

160,000 --- chronic lower respiratory diseases
169,000 –-- accidents
250,000 --- medical errors
590,000 --- cancer
640,000 --- heart disease

In Sweden, which has followed a very moderate, targeted approach to dealing with COVID-19, the overall death rate is 0.02143% (2,192 deaths out of 10.23 million people). If you applied that percentage to the U.S. population, that would equal 70,290 deaths, not even close to matching the number of Americans who die from chronic lower respiratory diseases each year.

Here is an excellent briefing by two ER doctors on the case for ending the lockdown:





Here is the CDC report on provisional deaths in the U.S. from which the above percentages were derived:

Provisional Death Counts for Coronavirus Disease 2019 (COVID-19)

National Center for Health Statistics

www.cdc.gov

Who even said it was “a leading cause of death”? That’s just a fake quote you pulled out of your ass to reaffirm your point.

Here are some key takeaways to how the virus compares to other causes of death however:

1) COVID-19 has only been killing people since early February so comparing yearly numbers of other causes really doesn’t make any sense.

2) The actual death count is estimated to be 50% higher than the reported number of deaths.

3) Hospitals are overwhelmed regardless of the kill rate of the virus. Part of the reason the death rate is as low as it is because people’s lives are saved at hospitals. To keep these institutions running, mitigating the spread is crucial.

Why was the USA not put on lockdown in 2018 when 80000 Americans died of the flu?

The death rate is much lower for the flu and those 80,000 deaths happened in the course of a year - not 3 months. Moreover, hospitalizations for the COVID is significantly longer and more life threatening which is a strain on resources.

Flu does not occur over a 12 month period

Very contagious is Covid bu also

very unlethal. Almost all of us have likely already experienced it as unknown to us or very mild. We’ve actually already passed the point that quarantine is necessary or effective

Granted it isn’t over a 12 month period, but the death rate is still lower and as of now the death count for COVID is still rising rapidly.

Actually the death count as expressed as a percent is dropping by the hour as more people are tested who had the disease that were not made sick at all are found

There’s also the people who never got tested to begin with because of how far behind the testing is. The death rate might go down A bit when it is all said and done, but down to .1% which is the flu? No way. Not even close.

The death rate in California is 0.03 percent, precisely because no one not sick was tested. We were conned by the enemy

Not sure what you’re getting that from. The actual death rate is 4% in California. Either way, you’re cherry picking numbers by ignoring the global or by nation death rate.

Wrong, the death rate of 4 percent is for people that were sick enough to be hospitalized, the fact is that ten times that number had the disease and are not hospitalized and many had few or no symptoms like me and my family. I sweat for an hour and later lost my sense of taste, my wife lost her hearing for almost a week but was not sick otherwise.

Seriously take the time to watch all of this it fully explains the real stats

Don't be mad at me, because we were all lied to and they stole our money out from under us in the market

Uh no that’s the total cases. Here are the actual numbers that matter. COVID has a death rate of 1.4% while the flu is .1%

The stark differences in countries’ coronavirus death rates, explained

www.vox.com

No one has even seriously questioned these doctors. 15 percent of the USA is 50,000,000 Americans,



But you believe everything on TV

Yea bill whatever u say

Lol you post a video but accuse me of buying everything I see on TV. You’re just latching on to info you want to believe.

Plus, think of it this way: what if we did nothing to mitigate the spread like we do with the flu? No social distancing. No quarantine. No business closures. Do you honestly think the amount of deaths would be the same as it is now? Hell no. Much higher.

Bill the numbers are going to come out, they are going to test everyone for antibodies, the fact is that so few people died of this in California because they may have been immune proving they had it before so the disease can not be new. You are arguing that the government of the USA told us the entire truth.

I am not sure where you are from or how old you are, but any real American who believes that the government ever tells the truth has downs syndrome as it has never happened.

So do you really believe that this is the first time?

No, I don’t think the government always tells the truth. Never said that. The point is, just because some of them lie, it Isn’t somehow proof that COVID is some massive cover up. You believe that because it feels safe. Feeling cynical about the government just feels safe to you. You’re cynicism isn’t based on actual facts.

It's odd because I have hit everyone with the line that the government never tells us the truth and 100 percent agree with me.

Bill that is the end of it, they lied telling us that 2.2 million would die unless they could withdraw their money from the market and put it back in when the panic was over. The police are no longer arresting people as everyone was fucked here

Accept it

NYC tailor defies state order: ‘I’m opening my doors come hell or high water’

One defiant NYC business owner — who’s been deemed “non-essential” during the pandemic — has a message to New York: “I’m opening my doors come hell or high water.&#822…

nypost.com

What incentive does the government have to lie about EVERYTHING? It doesn’t make sense. And just to be clear, who is doing the lying? Every single politician we have? They never tell the truth is what you are saying? Agreed they all lie sometimes, but you seem to be suggesting they all lie all the time which frankly just sounds exhausting lol

Some people need to be coddled, do we want to know that the CIA blew JFK's brains out? or do we want to believe that Oswald did it for Russia?

One belief is easy and one is hard

 

[Billy000]

Here is a COVID-19 statistic that we never hear about: COVID-19 deaths as a percentage of all deaths (deaths from all causes) by age group. This is an important statistic because recently some news outlets have claimed that COVID-19 is now a leading cause of death in the U.S. So it would be instructive and revealing to see what percentage of each age group’s total deaths are being caused by COVID-19. These percentages are based on the numbers in this morning’s CDC report on provisional deaths in the U.S.

If you find the percentages surprisingly low, or even shockingly low, perhaps this explains why they are not being discussed by CNN, MSNBC, CBS, ABC, NBC, Vox, the Washington Post, the New York Times, Snopes, the Huffington Post, etc., etc.

AGE -------- COVID-19 DEATHS AS PERCENTAGE OF ALL DEATHS
00-14 ------- 0.08% (or 12.5 times lower than 1%)
15-24 ------- 0.38% (or 2.6 times lower than 1%)
25-34 ------- 1.58%
35-44 ------- 2.70%
45-54 ------- 3.83%
55-64 ------- 3.77%
65-74 ------- 4.17%
75-84 ------- 4.19%
85+ --------- 3.54%

If you check the CDC report, you’ll see that I rounded up in every single case, and that I even assumed a slightly higher number of deaths among ages 00-14 in calculating the percentage for that age group. Even with that inflated assumption, the percentage of deaths among ages 00-14 that have been caused by COVID-19 comes to only 0.08%, as of this morning. In other words, 99.92% of the deaths in this age group have resulted from other causes, not from COVID-19.

So is COVID-19 really "a leading cause of death" in the U.S.? It is not even one of the top five causes of death in the U.S., which are as follows:

160,000 --- chronic lower respiratory diseases
169,000 –-- accidents
250,000 --- medical errors
590,000 --- cancer
640,000 --- heart disease

In Sweden, which has followed a very moderate, targeted approach to dealing with COVID-19, the overall death rate is 0.02143% (2,192 deaths out of 10.23 million people). If you applied that percentage to the U.S. population, that would equal 70,290 deaths, not even close to matching the number of Americans who die from chronic lower respiratory diseases each year.

Here is an excellent briefing by two ER doctors on the case for ending the lockdown:





Here is the CDC report on provisional deaths in the U.S. from which the above percentages were derived:

Provisional Death Counts for Coronavirus Disease 2019 (COVID-19)

National Center for Health Statistics

www.cdc.gov

Who even said it was “a leading cause of death”? That’s just a fake quote you pulled out of your ass to reaffirm your point.

Here are some key takeaways to how the virus compares to other causes of death however:

1) COVID-19 has only been killing people since early February so comparing yearly numbers of other causes really doesn’t make any sense.

2) The actual death count is estimated to be 50% higher than the reported number of deaths.

3) Hospitals are overwhelmed regardless of the kill rate of the virus. Part of the reason the death rate is as low as it is because people’s lives are saved at hospitals. To keep these institutions running, mitigating the spread is crucial.

Why was the USA not put on lockdown in 2018 when 80000 Americans died of the flu?

The death rate is much lower for the flu and those 80,000 deaths happened in the course of a year - not 3 months. Moreover, hospitalizations for the COVID is significantly longer and more life threatening which is a strain on resources.

Flu does not occur over a 12 month period

Very contagious is Covid bu also

very unlethal. Almost all of us have likely already experienced it as unknown to us or very mild. We’ve actually already passed the point that quarantine is necessary or effective

Granted it isn’t over a 12 month period, but the death rate is still lower and as of now the death count for COVID is still rising rapidly.

Actually the death count as expressed as a percent is dropping by the hour as more people are tested who had the disease that were not made sick at all are found

There’s also the people who never got tested to begin with because of how far behind the testing is. The death rate might go down A bit when it is all said and done, but down to .1% which is the flu? No way. Not even close.

The death rate in California is 0.03 percent, precisely because no one not sick was tested. We were conned by the enemy

Not sure what you’re getting that from. The actual death rate is 4% in California. Either way, you’re cherry picking numbers by ignoring the global or by nation death rate.

Wrong, the death rate of 4 percent is for people that were sick enough to be hospitalized, the fact is that ten times that number had the disease and are not hospitalized and many had few or no symptoms like me and my family. I sweat for an hour and later lost my sense of taste, my wife lost her hearing for almost a week but was not sick otherwise.

Seriously take the time to watch all of this it fully explains the real stats

Don't be mad at me, because we were all lied to and they stole our money out from under us in the market

Uh no that’s the total cases. Here are the actual numbers that matter. COVID has a death rate of 1.4% while the flu is .1%

The stark differences in countries’ coronavirus death rates, explained

www.vox.com

No one has even seriously questioned these doctors. 15 percent of the USA is 50,000,000 Americans,



But you believe everything on TV

Yea bill whatever u say

Lol you post a video but accuse me of buying everything I see on TV. You’re just latching on to info you want to believe.

Plus, think of it this way: what if we did nothing to mitigate the spread like we do with the flu? No social distancing. No quarantine. No business closures. Do you honestly think the amount of deaths would be the same as it is now? Hell no. Much higher.

Bill the numbers are going to come out, they are going to test everyone for antibodies, the fact is that so few people died of this in California because they may have been immune proving they had it before so the disease can not be new. You are arguing that the government of the USA told us the entire truth.

I am not sure where you are from or how old you are, but any real American who believes that the government ever tells the truth has downs syndrome as it has never happened.

So do you really believe that this is the first time?

No, I don’t think the government always tells the truth. Never said that. The point is, just because some of them lie, it Isn’t somehow proof that COVID is some massive cover up. You believe that because it feels safe. Feeling cynical about the government just feels safe to you. You’re cynicism isn’t based on actual facts.

It's odd because I have hit everyone with the line that the government never tells us the truth and 100 percent agree with me.

Bill that is the end of it, they lied telling us that 2.2 million would die unless they could withdraw their money from the market and put it back in when the panic was over. The police are no longer arresting people as everyone was fucked here

Accept it

NYC tailor defies state order: ‘I’m opening my doors come hell or high water’

One defiant NYC business owner — who’s been deemed “non-essential” during the pandemic — has a message to New York: “I’m opening my doors come hell or high water.&#822…

nypost.com

What incentive does the government have to lie about EVERYTHING? It doesn’t make sense. And just to be clear, who is doing the lying? Every single politician we have? They never tell the truth is what you are saying? Agreed they all lie sometimes, but you seem to be suggesting they all lie all the time which frankly just sounds exhausting lol

Some people need to be coddled, do we want to know that the CIA blew JFK's brains out? or do we want to believe that Oswald did it for Russia?

One belief is easy and one is hard

Let me ask you this: what inventive does the government have to lie about COVID? What do they get out of that?

 

[esalla]

Here is a COVID-19 statistic that we never hear about: COVID-19 deaths as a percentage of all deaths (deaths from all causes) by age group. This is an important statistic because recently some news outlets have claimed that COVID-19 is now a leading cause of death in the U.S. So it would be instructive and revealing to see what percentage of each age group’s total deaths are being caused by COVID-19. These percentages are based on the numbers in this morning’s CDC report on provisional deaths in the U.S.

If you find the percentages surprisingly low, or even shockingly low, perhaps this explains why they are not being discussed by CNN, MSNBC, CBS, ABC, NBC, Vox, the Washington Post, the New York Times, Snopes, the Huffington Post, etc., etc.

AGE -------- COVID-19 DEATHS AS PERCENTAGE OF ALL DEATHS
00-14 ------- 0.08% (or 12.5 times lower than 1%)
15-24 ------- 0.38% (or 2.6 times lower than 1%)
25-34 ------- 1.58%
35-44 ------- 2.70%
45-54 ------- 3.83%
55-64 ------- 3.77%
65-74 ------- 4.17%
75-84 ------- 4.19%
85+ --------- 3.54%

If you check the CDC report, you’ll see that I rounded up in every single case, and that I even assumed a slightly higher number of deaths among ages 00-14 in calculating the percentage for that age group. Even with that inflated assumption, the percentage of deaths among ages 00-14 that have been caused by COVID-19 comes to only 0.08%, as of this morning. In other words, 99.92% of the deaths in this age group have resulted from other causes, not from COVID-19.

So is COVID-19 really "a leading cause of death" in the U.S.? It is not even one of the top five causes of death in the U.S., which are as follows:

160,000 --- chronic lower respiratory diseases
169,000 –-- accidents
250,000 --- medical errors
590,000 --- cancer
640,000 --- heart disease

In Sweden, which has followed a very moderate, targeted approach to dealing with COVID-19, the overall death rate is 0.02143% (2,192 deaths out of 10.23 million people). If you applied that percentage to the U.S. population, that would equal 70,290 deaths, not even close to matching the number of Americans who die from chronic lower respiratory diseases each year.

Here is an excellent briefing by two ER doctors on the case for ending the lockdown:





Here is the CDC report on provisional deaths in the U.S. from which the above percentages were derived:

Provisional Death Counts for Coronavirus Disease 2019 (COVID-19)

National Center for Health Statistics

www.cdc.gov

Who even said it was “a leading cause of death”? That’s just a fake quote you pulled out of your ass to reaffirm your point.

Here are some key takeaways to how the virus compares to other causes of death however:

1) COVID-19 has only been killing people since early February so comparing yearly numbers of other causes really doesn’t make any sense.

2) The actual death count is estimated to be 50% higher than the reported number of deaths.

3) Hospitals are overwhelmed regardless of the kill rate of the virus. Part of the reason the death rate is as low as it is because people’s lives are saved at hospitals. To keep these institutions running, mitigating the spread is crucial.

Why was the USA not put on lockdown in 2018 when 80000 Americans died of the flu?

The death rate is much lower for the flu and those 80,000 deaths happened in the course of a year - not 3 months. Moreover, hospitalizations for the COVID is significantly longer and more life threatening which is a strain on resources.

Flu does not occur over a 12 month period

Very contagious is Covid bu also

very unlethal. Almost all of us have likely already experienced it as unknown to us or very mild. We’ve actually already passed the point that quarantine is necessary or effective

Granted it isn’t over a 12 month period, but the death rate is still lower and as of now the death count for COVID is still rising rapidly.

Actually the death count as expressed as a percent is dropping by the hour as more people are tested who had the disease that were not made sick at all are found

There’s also the people who never got tested to begin with because of how far behind the testing is. The death rate might go down A bit when it is all said and done, but down to .1% which is the flu? No way. Not even close.

The death rate in California is 0.03 percent, precisely because no one not sick was tested. We were conned by the enemy

Not sure what you’re getting that from. The actual death rate is 4% in California. Either way, you’re cherry picking numbers by ignoring the global or by nation death rate.

Wrong, the death rate of 4 percent is for people that were sick enough to be hospitalized, the fact is that ten times that number had the disease and are not hospitalized and many had few or no symptoms like me and my family. I sweat for an hour and later lost my sense of taste, my wife lost her hearing for almost a week but was not sick otherwise.

Seriously take the time to watch all of this it fully explains the real stats

Don't be mad at me, because we were all lied to and they stole our money out from under us in the market

Uh no that’s the total cases. Here are the actual numbers that matter. COVID has a death rate of 1.4% while the flu is .1%

The stark differences in countries’ coronavirus death rates, explained

www.vox.com

No one has even seriously questioned these doctors. 15 percent of the USA is 50,000,000 Americans,



But you believe everything on TV

Yea bill whatever u say

Lol you post a video but accuse me of buying everything I see on TV. You’re just latching on to info you want to believe.

Plus, think of it this way: what if we did nothing to mitigate the spread like we do with the flu? No social distancing. No quarantine. No business closures. Do you honestly think the amount of deaths would be the same as it is now? Hell no. Much higher.

Bill the numbers are going to come out, they are going to test everyone for antibodies, the fact is that so few people died of this in California because they may have been immune proving they had it before so the disease can not be new. You are arguing that the government of the USA told us the entire truth.

I am not sure where you are from or how old you are, but any real American who believes that the government ever tells the truth has downs syndrome as it has never happened.

So do you really believe that this is the first time?

No, I don’t think the government always tells the truth. Never said that. The point is, just because some of them lie, it Isn’t somehow proof that COVID is some massive cover up. You believe that because it feels safe. Feeling cynical about the government just feels safe to you. You’re cynicism isn’t based on actual facts.

It's odd because I have hit everyone with the line that the government never tells us the truth and 100 percent agree with me.

Bill that is the end of it, they lied telling us that 2.2 million would die unless they could withdraw their money from the market and put it back in when the panic was over. The police are no longer arresting people as everyone was fucked here

Accept it

NYC tailor defies state order: ‘I’m opening my doors come hell or high water’

One defiant NYC business owner — who’s been deemed “non-essential” during the pandemic — has a message to New York: “I’m opening my doors come hell or high water.&#822…

nypost.com

What incentive does the government have to lie about EVERYTHING? It doesn’t make sense. And just to be clear, who is doing the lying? Every single politician we have? They never tell the truth is what you are saying? Agreed they all lie sometimes, but you seem to be suggesting they all lie all the time which frankly just sounds exhausting lol

Some people need to be coddled, do we want to know that the CIA blew JFK's brains out? or do we want to believe that Oswald did it for Russia?

One belief is easy and one is hard

Let me ask you this: what inventive does the government have to lie about COVID? What do they get out of that?

Dude, trillions of dollars vanished from the market that is being replaced, that means money changed hands. If you know what company is picked to make the fake vaccine another 500 billion will appear overnight to the companies stock

I could do this for two more hours

Stop defending the lie, the police will not enforce, why should you?

 

[Billy000]

Here is a COVID-19 statistic that we never hear about: COVID-19 deaths as a percentage of all deaths (deaths from all causes) by age group. This is an important statistic because recently some news outlets have claimed that COVID-19 is now a leading cause of death in the U.S. So it would be instructive and revealing to see what percentage of each age group’s total deaths are being caused by COVID-19. These percentages are based on the numbers in this morning’s CDC report on provisional deaths in the U.S.

If you find the percentages surprisingly low, or even shockingly low, perhaps this explains why they are not being discussed by CNN, MSNBC, CBS, ABC, NBC, Vox, the Washington Post, the New York Times, Snopes, the Huffington Post, etc., etc.

AGE -------- COVID-19 DEATHS AS PERCENTAGE OF ALL DEATHS
00-14 ------- 0.08% (or 12.5 times lower than 1%)
15-24 ------- 0.38% (or 2.6 times lower than 1%)
25-34 ------- 1.58%
35-44 ------- 2.70%
45-54 ------- 3.83%
55-64 ------- 3.77%
65-74 ------- 4.17%
75-84 ------- 4.19%
85+ --------- 3.54%

If you check the CDC report, you’ll see that I rounded up in every single case, and that I even assumed a slightly higher number of deaths among ages 00-14 in calculating the percentage for that age group. Even with that inflated assumption, the percentage of deaths among ages 00-14 that have been caused by COVID-19 comes to only 0.08%, as of this morning. In other words, 99.92% of the deaths in this age group have resulted from other causes, not from COVID-19.

So is COVID-19 really "a leading cause of death" in the U.S.? It is not even one of the top five causes of death in the U.S., which are as follows:

160,000 --- chronic lower respiratory diseases
169,000 –-- accidents
250,000 --- medical errors
590,000 --- cancer
640,000 --- heart disease

In Sweden, which has followed a very moderate, targeted approach to dealing with COVID-19, the overall death rate is 0.02143% (2,192 deaths out of 10.23 million people). If you applied that percentage to the U.S. population, that would equal 70,290 deaths, not even close to matching the number of Americans who die from chronic lower respiratory diseases each year.

Here is an excellent briefing by two ER doctors on the case for ending the lockdown:





Here is the CDC report on provisional deaths in the U.S. from which the above percentages were derived:

Provisional Death Counts for Coronavirus Disease 2019 (COVID-19)

National Center for Health Statistics

www.cdc.gov

Who even said it was “a leading cause of death”? That’s just a fake quote you pulled out of your ass to reaffirm your point.

Here are some key takeaways to how the virus compares to other causes of death however:

1) COVID-19 has only been killing people since early February so comparing yearly numbers of other causes really doesn’t make any sense.

2) The actual death count is estimated to be 50% higher than the reported number of deaths.

3) Hospitals are overwhelmed regardless of the kill rate of the virus. Part of the reason the death rate is as low as it is because people’s lives are saved at hospitals. To keep these institutions running, mitigating the spread is crucial.

Why was the USA not put on lockdown in 2018 when 80000 Americans died of the flu?

The death rate is much lower for the flu and those 80,000 deaths happened in the course of a year - not 3 months. Moreover, hospitalizations for the COVID is significantly longer and more life threatening which is a strain on resources.

Flu does not occur over a 12 month period

Very contagious is Covid bu also

very unlethal. Almost all of us have likely already experienced it as unknown to us or very mild. We’ve actually already passed the point that quarantine is necessary or effective

Granted it isn’t over a 12 month period, but the death rate is still lower and as of now the death count for COVID is still rising rapidly.

Actually the death count as expressed as a percent is dropping by the hour as more people are tested who had the disease that were not made sick at all are found

There’s also the people who never got tested to begin with because of how far behind the testing is. The death rate might go down A bit when it is all said and done, but down to .1% which is the flu? No way. Not even close.

The death rate in California is 0.03 percent, precisely because no one not sick was tested. We were conned by the enemy

Not sure what you’re getting that from. The actual death rate is 4% in California. Either way, you’re cherry picking numbers by ignoring the global or by nation death rate.

Wrong, the death rate of 4 percent is for people that were sick enough to be hospitalized, the fact is that ten times that number had the disease and are not hospitalized and many had few or no symptoms like me and my family. I sweat for an hour and later lost my sense of taste, my wife lost her hearing for almost a week but was not sick otherwise.

Seriously take the time to watch all of this it fully explains the real stats

Don't be mad at me, because we were all lied to and they stole our money out from under us in the market

Uh no that’s the total cases. Here are the actual numbers that matter. COVID has a death rate of 1.4% while the flu is .1%

The stark differences in countries’ coronavirus death rates, explained

www.vox.com

No one has even seriously questioned these doctors. 15 percent of the USA is 50,000,000 Americans,



But you believe everything on TV

Yea bill whatever u say

Lol you post a video but accuse me of buying everything I see on TV. You’re just latching on to info you want to believe.

Plus, think of it this way: what if we did nothing to mitigate the spread like we do with the flu? No social distancing. No quarantine. No business closures. Do you honestly think the amount of deaths would be the same as it is now? Hell no. Much higher.

Bill the numbers are going to come out, they are going to test everyone for antibodies, the fact is that so few people died of this in California because they may have been immune proving they had it before so the disease can not be new. You are arguing that the government of the USA told us the entire truth.

I am not sure where you are from or how old you are, but any real American who believes that the government ever tells the truth has downs syndrome as it has never happened.

So do you really believe that this is the first time?

No, I don’t think the government always tells the truth. Never said that. The point is, just because some of them lie, it Isn’t somehow proof that COVID is some massive cover up. You believe that because it feels safe. Feeling cynical about the government just feels safe to you. You’re cynicism isn’t based on actual facts.

It's odd because I have hit everyone with the line that the government never tells us the truth and 100 percent agree with me.

Bill that is the end of it, they lied telling us that 2.2 million would die unless they could withdraw their money from the market and put it back in when the panic was over. The police are no longer arresting people as everyone was fucked here

Accept it

NYC tailor defies state order: ‘I’m opening my doors come hell or high water’

One defiant NYC business owner — who’s been deemed “non-essential” during the pandemic — has a message to New York: “I’m opening my doors come hell or high water.&#822…

nypost.com

What incentive does the government have to lie about EVERYTHING? It doesn’t make sense. And just to be clear, who is doing the lying? Every single politician we have? They never tell the truth is what you are saying? Agreed they all lie sometimes, but you seem to be suggesting they all lie all the time which frankly just sounds exhausting lol

Some people need to be coddled, do we want to know that the CIA blew JFK's brains out? or do we want to believe that Oswald did it for Russia?

One belief is easy and one is hard

Let me ask you this: what inventive does the government have to lie about COVID? What do they get out of that?

Dude, trillions of dollars vanished from the market that is being replaced, that means money changed hands. If you know what company is picked to make the fake vaccine another 500 billion will appear overnight to the companies stock

I could do this for two more hours

Stop defending the lie, the police will not enforce, why should you?

2 trillion went to all individuals and corporations. Another half trillion went to small businesses only. Why would the government bother doing that if the intention was nefarious.

But okay let’s look at your logic that it is so corporations can make a fat profit off of a vaccine that will take 18 months to approve. You’re basing that off of what facts exactly? You’re just saying things that sound true but aren’t necessarily true. Sure it MAKES SENSE the government is fabricating the numbers of COVID solely so corporations can profit off of a vaccine, but that doesn’t automatically mean that was their actual intentions. You get me?