Over 71,000 cases in one day.

Surfdog

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The padded death counts are already a known entity.

You can test positive, and be basically be symptom free, but die in a car accident with it, and you get counted as dying from CV-19. Same with people basically in nursing homes with DNR's and on death watch. They get it, and instant CV-19 death, even with multiple comorbidity already taking them out.

Sad that people are dying of this more than typical deaths, but these are why counts are high.

If you take all those out, and look at true CV-19 ONLY related deaths, it's probably 5%, no more than 10% of total deaths.
 
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kidfury

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The padded death counts are already a known entity.

You can test positive, and be basically be symptom free, but die in a car accident with it, and you get counted as dying from CV-19. Same with people basically in nursing homes with DNR's and on death watch. They get it, and instant CV-19 death, even with multiple comorbidity already taking them out.

Sad that people are dying of this more than typical deaths, but these are why counts are high.

If you take all those out, and look at true CV-19 ONLY related deaths, it's probably 5%, no more than 10% of total deaths.
Is it 5% or 10%? 10% is twice as much as 5%
 

obslop

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Feb 4, 2002
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my hope is that the current surge spikes in a month and declines from there

i doubt that will happen but it's my hope

stay safe everyone
 

Autoprax

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I’ll take meaningless phrases for 200, Alex
Experience is subjective.

One person experiences a traumatic event and another just experiences an event. IT's the same event but the experience is subjective.

Make sense?

 

~rwright~

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Apr 14, 2015
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Die off, in time,
Die off, before your time, boyz!
Go + live your life, boyz, or hide in your 4 wallz,
no matter what, you still are gonna DIE!
Before YOUR Time!

even if ya wear a mask,
practice your social distancin',
hahaha...

5 more pepz i know,
{err, come on, rw, it's knew}.
have died this year, thee year 2020.
their life is over.

i hope that they enjoyed it!!!
adios...
:waving:
 

hal9000

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Jan 30, 2016
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It's going to go away like a miracle.

It's going to go away in April when it gets warm.

We have it under control.

We're doing better than any other country in the world.

It's their new hoax.
 

Surfdog

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Is it 5% or 10%? 10% is twice as much as 5%
I'd have to say it's closer to 5% (but said maybe 10% as benefit of doubt, max).

I know they did a study in SD on the actual CV-19 ONLY deaths (no comorbidity at all) a month or so back. Out of something like 230 deaths designated as CV-19 (at that time), only 7 were actual CV-19 ONLY deaths. That in itself is only like barely 3% of CV-19 "designated" deaths.

THIS is the reason why......

 

One-Off

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I'd have to say it's closer to 5% (but said maybe 10% as benefit of doubt, max).

I know they did a study in SD on the actual CV-19 ONLY deaths (no comorbidity at all) a month or so back. Out of something like 230 deaths designated as CV-19 (at that time), only 7 were actual CV-19 ONLY deaths. That in itself is only like barely 3% of CV-19 "designated" deaths.

THIS is the reason why......

That's some Bohter level channel you're watching there Dog. Try reading this. It's not as sensational but it's not as weak as your source, who basically proves nothing.


As coronavirus has swept through the United States, finding the true number of people who have been infected has been stymied due to lack of testing. Now, official counts of coronavirus deaths are being challenged, too.

In Colorado, for example, a Republican state legislator has accused the state’s public health department of falsely inflating COVID-19 deaths; in Florida, local media have objected to the State Department of Health’s refusal to release medical examiner data to the public, alleging that the state may be underreporting deaths.

The reality is that assigning a cause of death is not always straightforward, even pre-pandemic, and a patchwork of local rules and regulations makes getting valid national data challenging. However, data on excess deaths in the United States over the past several months suggest that COVID-19 deaths are probably being undercounted rather than overcounted.
 
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hal9000

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That's some Bohter level channel you're watching there Dog. Try reading this. It's not as sensational but it's not as weak as your source, who basically proves nothing.


As coronavirus has swept through the United States, finding the true number of people who have been infected has been stymied due to lack of testing. Now, official counts of coronavirus deaths are being challenged, too.

In Colorado, for example, a Republican state legislator has accused the state’s public health department of falsely inflating COVID-19 deaths; in Florida, local media have objected to the State Department of Health’s refusal to release medical examiner data to the public, alleging that the state may be underreporting deaths.

The reality is that assigning a cause of death is not always straightforward, even pre-pandemic, and a patchwork of local rules and regulations makes getting valid national data challenging. However, data on excess deaths in the United States over the past several months suggest that COVID-19 deaths are probably being undercounted rather than overcounted.
this is not how you stop a pandemic.

gaslighting a virus and scapegoating doctors and scientists will backfire 100% of the time (as is currently happening).
 

Surfdog

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That's some Bohter level channel you're watching there Dog. Try reading this. It's not as sensational but it's not as weak as your source, who basically proves nothing.


As coronavirus has swept through the United States, finding the true number of people who have been infected has been stymied due to lack of testing. Now, official counts of coronavirus deaths are being challenged, too.

In Colorado, for example, a Republican state legislator has accused the state’s public health department of falsely inflating COVID-19 deaths; in Florida, local media have objected to the State Department of Health’s refusal to release medical examiner data to the public, alleging that the state may be underreporting deaths.

The reality is that assigning a cause of death is not always straightforward, even pre-pandemic, and a patchwork of local rules and regulations makes getting valid national data challenging. However, data on excess deaths in the United States over the past several months suggest that COVID-19 deaths are probably being undercounted rather than overcounted.
Your "article" is almost 2 months old. That's like 2 years ago in CV-19 statistic "studies".

And, that was when they were questioning prior deaths from Jan to mid March, where likely a few were uncounted as CV-19, due to the fact that we had little if any testing to verify positive or not. CV-19 was nowhere near as widespread as it is now, in dense urban areas. By April, testing was just getting on its feet.

But as that government sponsored video clip and from reporting by dozens of hospitals and other local, state agencies, it's already well established that recording deaths as CV-19 just need a positive test, and ALL other reasons for the death take a back seat.

So, as mentioned you could die getting hit by a car crossing the street, but if you were tested positive and with no symptoms, you are recorded as a CV-19 death in the statistics.