I will make this simple and easy to understand for all.
1. A high percentage of people that died of covid had other ailments that contributed to their death.
2. If someone was in a car accident and had covid, it was considered a covid death. I someone had a heart attack and tested positive for covid, it was considered a covid death.
3. If you don't have these ailments, your risk of a dying from Covid is low ( depending on age of course) and the 600,000+ deaths being reported as covid deaths is misleading.
My point is, for younger, healthy people, covid is not a serious health concern and no need to be vaccinated.
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Yep - it's amazing how people's complete understanding of what you just posted has driven this fraud.
[1] According to the CDC, 94% of people dying of Covid-19 had 2-3 separate health conditions [per 10 people dying of Covid-19, they collectively had 26 separate health conditions]. This means that out of the 600,000 people who died, a staggering 564,000 had 2-3 separate underlying health conditions! That means that
only 36,000 people died exclusively of Covid-19![2] Among the people who "died of Covid-19" [according to the disingenuous, misleading, and I would say outright FRAUDULENT reporting of such deaths, as explained in my previous point], the average age of a death in the USA is 84! In Canada, that figure is 82.5!
On top of that, even in the 80-89 age group, there is a 75% chance of survival. That means that Covid-19 only killed the 25% of least healthy people.
If you take an AVERAGE 84-year-old person, they only have 22 months left to live according to life insurance actuarial tables. Go online to any life insurance rate calculator, and punch in 84 as your age, and see what the rate is - the rate is so high, because there such a high probability that you will die within the next few years. Likewise, if we take supercentenarians [people who are aged 110 or older], there is a 75% chance that they won't make it to the next year. So a 110-year-old has a 25% chance of living to age 111, and would then subsequently have a 25% chance of making it to 112.
I would say that, given the health status of those dying of Covid-19, that it's more likely that the people dying were in their last year of life, had Covid-19 not existed. But even an extreme mathematical estimate is that probably 85% of them were somewhere in the last five years of their life.
I think of it this way:
Say there was a virus that killed people who were on average 100 years of age, with 10 separate underlying health conditions. Should the average person be afraid of such a virus? HELL NO.
But that's what they did to make everyone afraid of this virus - they took a virus that poses virtually no threat to anyone who isn't either [1] severely elderly, [2] has multiple underlying health conditions, is [3] immunocompromised, or [4] is extremely obese or otherwise unhealthy, and made us all afraid on the basis of complete mathematical manipulation combined with people's natural fear of death!
What a complete fraud!
It's wretched that people's fear has been made to make people afraid of their fellow man and woman, as governments worldwide have used this to clamp down on freedoms. Very depressing.
But oh well - some people want to be afraid, I guess.