Covid-19 deaths by state (Page 1 of 2)
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I don't know how true the data or the map is. Found it to be interesting.
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Originally Posted By SnoGoRider: I don't know how true the data or the map is. Found it to be interesting. https://pbs.twimg.com/media/GeogYVCbsAMChL5?format=jpg&name=small |
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Originally Posted By Lomshek: Now do one that separates the people who tested positive for Covid vs people who died of complications from Covid. Based on what I saw you’re going to remove somewhere 50% - 90%. AND show "Flu+COVID Deaths" and compare those to "Flu Only Deaths" for prior years. Whole lotta selective classification goin' on. |
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Originally Posted By SnoGoRider: I don't know how true the data or the map is. Found it to be interesting. https://pbs.twimg.com/media/GeogYVCbsAMChL5?format=jpg&name=small That looks like fauci propoganda. |
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I know a lot of people that died from covid in my community of 65k people. Most of those people were older and healthy for their age if that makes sense. I know a handful of youngish (40s-50s) that almost died and they were not obese, smokers or drinkers. Screw Chyna and Faucci.. |
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Originally Posted By Hatari: That looks like fauci propoganda. Originally Posted By Hatari: Originally Posted By SnoGoRider: I don't know how true the data or the map is. Found it to be interesting. https://pbs.twimg.com/media/GeogYVCbsAMChL5?format=jpg&name=small That looks like fauci propoganda. Like I said in the original post I don't know how true it is or any of the data. |
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Originally Posted By Ghostface: I know a lot of people that died from covid in my community of 65k people. Most of those people were older and healthy for their age if that makes sense. I know a handful of youngish (40s-50s) that almost died and they were not obese, smokers or drinkers. Screw Chyna and Faucci.. I think it depends where one lives. Some gd members probably live rural and would be way different than someone in a city. I live in a city of 150k and work a block away from a funeral home. I remember that year and every week would be a wake everyday. It was eye opening compared to normal times. Some of those people were customers and while most were old, they were walking around and doing their thing. Some were young. |
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Originally Posted By CenterMass762: Obesity rate map: https://www.maxmasnick.com/media/2011-11-15-obesity_map/obesity_by_county.svg Coincidence? The primary takeaway from that map is blacks and Native Americans are skewing the hell out of the obesity rate. Attached File Attached File |
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Originally Posted By Lomshek: Here’s what my county health department put out every week. Makes it hard to take the count seriously. https://www.ar15.com/media/mediaFiles/84345/IMG_2281-3404645.jpg These also included post mortem tests to try and get a positive read to cash in on it. That data was for something else, which is why it's listed as gating criteria. They were never claimed to be covid deaths. Deaths were low in that country. https://usafacts.org/visualizations/coronavirus-covid-19-spread-map/state/kansas/county/crawford-county/ A little newer one. See how the deaths are higher but the cell is green. There is also a number in brackets. https://www.crawfordcountykansas.org/uploads/6/2/7/8/62784259/community_gating_criteria__12_.pdf The county did not count every death as covid. Properly filled out death certificates would exist for each death. |
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Originally Posted By CenterMass762: Obesity rate map: https://www.maxmasnick.com/media/2011-11-15-obesity_map/obesity_by_county.svg Coincidence? funny you say that because that was my first thought |
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Originally Posted By killcormorants: I had a coworker tell me the data says thousands of kids died from Covid. In my county, not one. Does anyone have real data about that? California had barely over 100 children under age 18 “die from COVID”. State by state statistics are available by Google searching. In reality, if someone under the age of 30 wasn’t morbidly obese nor had a severe pre-existing condition, they weren’t going to die from COVID. |
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Attached File Originally Posted By Lomshek: Here’s what my county health department put out every week. Makes it hard to take the count seriously. https://www.ar15.com/media/mediaFiles/84345/IMG_2281-3404645.jpg These also included post mortem tests to try and get a positive read to cash in on it. There it is! Has Florida removed the two people killed in a motorcycle crash that tested positive from Covid from the list of Covid deaths yet? Watching that news conference was a shit show. "Doctor, why are you classifying them as Covid deaths when they were killed in a motorcycle collision with a van?" "Because, we tested them for Covid when they were brought in and they tested positive, hence they are counted in the total Covid death totals." Everyone watching including the reporter asking the question.... Attached File |
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It's no grand conspiracy that COVID created incentives and disincentives- the assumption that the government orchestrated it to gain some measure of control is not borne out by the end results. They were plenty of families pushing for COVID to be added to death certificates when the Feds were giving funeral benefits. Most natural deaths do not receive an autopsy, so there's some speculation on whether or not COVID was the primary cause of death, especially among people with comorbidities. A positive COVID test was a good assumption of cause of death, but obviously not perfect. Let's leave it to a trained nosologist to determine. Many people will never be convinced, which is okay. But it's disrespectful to the dead to deny their illness. People here have lost loved ones and we should not minimize the effect COVID had on them and society at large. |
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Originally Posted By Lomshek: Now do one that separates the people who tested positive for Covid vs people who died of complications from Covid. Based on what I saw you’re going to remove somewhere 50% - 90%. This. There's a world of difference between dying with it, or dying from it. 
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Originally Posted By killcormorants: I had a coworker tell me the data says thousands of kids died from Covid. In my county, not one. Does anyone have real data about that? Unfortunately the State Health Department COVID website doesn't have the case numbers on it anymore, but I once calculated that the odds of someone under 14 dying of COVID were like 1 in 40,000 while the odds of someone over the age of 80 were like 1 in 6. |
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Originally Posted By CenterMass762: Obesity rate map: https://www.maxmasnick.com/media/2011-11-15-obesity_map/obesity_by_county.svg Coincidence? Not a single fat person in Colorado. Sure sure |
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Originally Posted By Lomshek: Now do one that separates the people who tested positive for Covid vs people who died of complications from Covid. Based on what I saw you're going to remove somewhere 50% - 90%. |
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There is no reliable data. Once hospitals started to get more federal $ the more covid cases & deaths they dealt with it all went out the window. If someone dieing due to cancer, old age, etc but they tested positive for covid, with those super accurate tests, they died of covid. |
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Originally Posted By Lomshek: Now do one that separates the people who tested positive for Covid vs people who died of complications from Covid. Based on what I saw you’re going to remove somewhere 50% - 90%. And those that were killed by the hospitals with what they did to covid patients. |
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| There's no way any of that data is reliable. As mentioned, once hospitals started receiving increased federal funding for COVID cases, everything got skewed. |
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Originally Posted By Ghostface: I know a lot of people that died from covid in my community of 65k people. Most of those people were older and healthy for their age if that makes sense. I know a handful of youngish (40s-50s) that almost died and they were not obese, smokers or drinkers. Screw Chyna and Faucci.. The average real covid death was 80+ yo and had two or more comorbidities. |
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Originally Posted By Dieselman: Not a single fat person in Colorado. Sure sure Originally Posted By Dieselman: Originally Posted By CenterMass762: Obesity rate map: https://www.maxmasnick.com/media/2011-11-15-obesity_map/obesity_by_county.svg Coincidence? Not a single fat person in Colorado. Sure sure 1. That map is from 2008 and there are a LOT more fatties now. 2. That says Colorado is 11.5% - 26.2%. |
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Originally Posted By Cypher214: The primary takeaway from that map is blacks and Native Americans are skewing the hell out of the obesity rate. https://www.ar15.com/media/mediaFiles/4019/IMG_6282_png-3404693.JPG https://www.ar15.com/media/mediaFiles/4019/IMG_6283_jpeg-3404695.JPG Originally Posted By Cypher214: Originally Posted By CenterMass762: Obesity rate map: https://www.maxmasnick.com/media/2011-11-15-obesity_map/obesity_by_county.svg Coincidence? The primary takeaway from that map is blacks and Native Americans are skewing the hell out of the obesity rate. https://www.ar15.com/media/mediaFiles/4019/IMG_6282_png-3404693.JPG https://www.ar15.com/media/mediaFiles/4019/IMG_6283_jpeg-3404695.JPG Very good observation! "Rates were also higher among certain racial and ethnic groups. Of those surveyed, American Indian/Alaska Native, non-Hispanic people had the highest obesity rates in 18 states, while Black, non-Hispanic people the highest rates in 16 states. Asian, non-Hispanic people had the lowest obesity rate of all groups surveyed across almost every state." |
 CDC director confesses at least 4 comorbidities in over 75% of the COVID listed deaths! "The overwhelming number of deaths, OVER 75%, occurred in people who had AT LEAST four comorbidities. So, really, these were people who were unwell to begin with." Someone posted elsewhere that the CDC originally stated the number at 95% And how many people died WITH COVID, not FROM COVID My wife passed away from Leukemia several months before the COVID outbreak; my friend's SO, who had Leukemia as well, tested positive for COVID-19 and died in the hospital. I always wondered what they listed as the cause of death. |
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Originally Posted By Ivan1:
Most had like 4 and up comorbidities |
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Originally Posted By whiskerz: Is there any total amount of deaths caused by the former New York governor and his old people genocide ? Don't know the total amount but my Uncle Leo ("The Lion") was one of them. My aunt was not allowed to be with him or even inside the facility for the last two months of his life and understandably she is still not over it. |