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Originally Posted by MartinSE
That is two out of 490 million total cases, or 2 out of 6 million deaths.
I said, I am sure it happens, but the number is small and taken into account in the "margin of error" included with the numbers from CDC. People die in traffic accidents while wearing seat belts. Doesn't mean seat belt safety is a lie. It just means sh1t happens.
And "I will never trust another medical person, government official or the media."
That means you will not go to an emergency room if you have a stroke or heart attack? If you fall and break a hip?
That seems like a little hyperbole.
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Yes, you are correct, that’s two out of everyone who died with the Rona. However it is 100% of all the people that I know who died with the Rona. And I have spoken to others who have the same story. One can keep drinking the Kool-Aid and believe the numbers if one wants to. But hospitals were monetarily incentivized to inflate Rona numbers, if one would remove the blinders they would see that things aren’t right with the reporting.
As far as getting medical care, of course I will seek it if needed. However, after the swine flu panic, avian flu panic, this Rona panic, as well as others, the media and government has blown their trust with a large portion of the population. And the medical community has caused great self harm to themselves in the Rona panic fiasco. Over reporting during the panic to prolong the panic, then admitting to over reporting later doesn’t sound very noble to me. What if I screamed through your bedroom window that your house was on fire at 2:00 am in the morning, and you broke a leg climbing out the window only to find a small grass fire that I was immediately able to stomp out. I could then say, I’m sorry, I guess I over reported that fire. Would you be all this forgiving toward me?