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Originally Posted by Bill14564
And I'll ask again: Where in the world did you get those numbers? They are wrong!
The data show an increase of approximately 560,000 deaths in 2020. In each of 2017, 2018, and 2019 there were about 2.8M deaths. In 2020 there were 3.4M deaths. That is a difference of 600,000 NOT 50,000!
See the National Center for Healdh Statistics (NCHS) Mortality Surveillance chart at the bottom of this CDC page.
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The trouble is I don't believe the numbers because almost everybody that died in 2020 was blamed on covid. The news has been full of families that had to take legal action on cause of death to collect insurance. Hospitals are rewarded monetarily for covid deaths but not any other cause. In my opinion and it's only my opinion I would bet only 50 to 60 percent were strictly from covid (I think that is being generous) the rest had serious other health issues or were so old that any minor illness would have killed them, or both. Just my opinion and as an American who hasn't had my free speech taken away yet I choose to express it.