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Are people still buying that Covid19, the China virus of 2019, is still a thing causing all these problems? How long does it take for one to look at all the dat

Are people still buying that Covid19, the China virus of 2019, is still a thing causing all these problems? How long does it take for one to look at all the data and ask some simple questions? 1 How accurate are the covid tests? Why is every postive considered a postive with no false postives, but negatives can be considered false negative. 2. How come the Flu and flu like virus have basically disappeared, but Covid numbers mirror past Flu and flu like viruses numbers? 3. Every governments model for Covid's lethality and spread have be completely wrong and overblown? 4. How does a virus have so many various symptoms? Could doctors be misdiagnosing the problem, especially when being misdiagnose is sadly very common? Could misdiagnosis cause inflated numbers and seriousness? Finally, why must herd immunity need to be so high? If only 15% of the population is ever going to catch it, if 30 to 40% is immune, would that not cut down the chances of catching a virus to acceptable numbers of everday problems. Also, risk accessment should be an individual right not controlled by government.

pwned1 5y ago
Ok, I'll bite, in the interest of open discussion. I'm as skeptical as they come when it comes to governments, but it's hard to dismiss the excess death numbers. There is no question that a lot more people than normal died from something over the last year, in the US and just about everywhere else. So if it isn't SARS-CoV-2, then what is it?
- robertofmoria 5y ago
  You should check out Cdc.gov/nchs/nvss/vsrr/covid_weekly/index.htm The Comorbidities and other conditions section is very enlightening. Only 6% of deaths from Covid-19 were classified as only being from covid-19. On average 4 other conditions existed including but not limited to "Intentional and unintentional injury, poisoning, and other adverse events. Under the CARES Act, medicare gives an extra (bonus if you will) 20% for covid-19 related services which includes death services. And #1 of concern is even the CDC defines covid-19 data as tested postive or presumed positive! As for why death tolls spiked in 2020, take your pick. Suicides, overdoses, riots/peacefull protests, gang crime skyrocketing, crime in general skyrocketing, less police enforcement... kind of a trend here. So Covid-19 is a virus, and it can even be fatal, but it is as dangerous as the flu. Yet civilization has stopped because of misinformation, the misinformed, and basic questions not being asked.

pwned1 5y ago

Ok, I'll bite, in the interest of open discussion. I'm as skeptical as they come when it comes to governments, but it's hard to dismiss the excess death numbers. There is no question that a lot more people than normal died from something over the last year, in the US and just about everywhere else. So if it isn't SARS-CoV-2, then what is it?

robertofmoria 5y ago
You should check out Cdc.gov/nchs/nvss/vsrr/covid_weekly/index.htm The Comorbidities and other conditions section is very enlightening. Only 6% of deaths from Covid-19 were classified as only being from covid-19. On average 4 other conditions existed including but not limited to "Intentional and unintentional injury, poisoning, and other adverse events. Under the CARES Act, medicare gives an extra (bonus if you will) 20% for covid-19 related services which includes death services. And #1 of concern is even the CDC defines covid-19 data as tested postive or presumed positive! As for why death tolls spiked in 2020, take your pick. Suicides, overdoses, riots/peacefull protests, gang crime skyrocketing, crime in general skyrocketing, less police enforcement... kind of a trend here. So Covid-19 is a virus, and it can even be fatal, but it is as dangerous as the flu. Yet civilization has stopped because of misinformation, the misinformed, and basic questions not being asked.