"Excess Mortality Soars"... every possible explanation considered... except one... COVID VACCINES!!

Discussion in 'Politics' started by Scataphagos, Sep 20, 2022.

  1. gwb-trading

    gwb-trading

    Guess you don't understand the context of the timeline (for example when did the lockdowns end) or basic concepts such as base rate fallacy in a highly populated population.

    Of course, you provide no source for your chart --- so the chart is likely anti-vaxxer bullshiat and no in the least bit factual. Like many of the other charts you posted -- you found it somewhere on social media and are re-posting fact-free crap.
     
    #21     Sep 22, 2022
  2. Actuaries know the "normal death rate" down to a tiny fraction of a percent for most age groups. They are very consistent year-to-year and over time. So when there is an increase of 40% in one year among working age (or 1000% in children), it's more than eye-popping.

    Life insurance companies don't reserve for such an increase in death claims. Some (all?) want to sue the vaccine makers, but the makers were granted immunity.
     
    #22     Sep 22, 2022
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    #23     Sep 23, 2022
  4. gwb-trading

    gwb-trading

    Of course the source is so disreputable that you cannot even provide a link to it.

    When are you going to stop shoveling fact-free Covid-denier nonsense.

    Keep in mind that people who promote this nonsense are personally responsible for hundreds of thousands of Covid deaths.
     
    #24     Sep 23, 2022
  5. You sure a base rate fallacy is not in play? For example, if there is usually one death out of a million and then are ten? Sure, the number of deaths have gone up ten fold, but 99.9999% did not die. While I don’t really want to be supportive of pharmaceutical companies in any way given their propensity to deceive with statistics in order to sell products that can be a net detriment to health in some cases, this does not give others, such as insurance companies, especially insurance companies, the right to mislead with statistics.

    I wonder if it is plausible the US Government, who subsidized pharmaceutical companies to come out with a Covid vaccine, will subsidize insurance companies for their losses even though most of those losses are merely imagined?

    How about a class action lawsuit by citizens against the Government for providing lawsuit protection against pharmaceutical companies? Basically such legislative action could be seen as a willing transfer of liability. The pharmaceutical companies inappropriately used statistics and knowledge of how viruses like Covid rapidly mutate early in the pandemic to claim their vaccines were 99% effective against infection, leading to Covid complacency that most certainly resulted in many people to disregard precautions, leading to greater peaks of infections. Could the preceding by a cause for “Backended” legal liability for pharma?

    What a clusterfuck. If it is any consolation, at least Covid is/was not that bad compared to other viruses. The question is, given whats happened with Covid, what is going to happen when a more severe virus comes along? How about a state sponsored biological attack?
     
    #25     Sep 23, 2022
  6. In my personal "tin foil hat" view, this is on the right track.
     
    #26     Sep 23, 2022
  7. easymon1

    easymon1

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    #27     Sep 23, 2022
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  8. Insurance companies are denying any relation to the vaccine. They have negative incentive to distort upward the death rate (life insurance settlement rate) as it only makes them appear less profitable, even pushing into losses.
     
    #28     Sep 23, 2022
  9. Sorry, but the material just KEEPS COMING. It's like a flood of damning evidence. Here's one from Health Department of Ireland.
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    #30     Sep 25, 2022