Coronavirus in the United States - news and thoughts

That is not a misrepresentation of data. I literally showed you what is reported to the ONLY system used by both the FDA and CDC. I also only showed deaths which again only one can be reported per person. On top of that, I believe only an MD can report deaths but I am trying to see if I can clarify that. I just need more time in the day... lol

I love your last paragraph. Acknowledge that these were released under rushed circumstances yet don't want to acknowledge that they do potentially have a higher rate of adverse reactions compared to any other vaccine we use on virtually everyone. By the way, there have been MDs who have raised some questions regarding the large increase in hospitalizations believed to be caused by the vaccines to the point where they have directly sent letters to the FDA. I believe the last one I saw was from a Los Angeles hospital area MD.

 

Sigh... again, reported deaths in VAERS does not mean the deaths were caused by the virus. The CDC concluded there were only eight deaths attributed to the vaccine after VAERS triggered investigations.

Back to the elementary jello analogy... if doctors were required to report deaths within a week of eating jello, how many deaths would be reported from nursing homes? Would you also claim that all of those deaths were caused by eating jello?

There are thousands of UFO reports per year. Does that mean actual flying saucers were seen thousands of times?

Perhaps I need to take a page from Schwarzenegger's book and emotionally manipulate you to get my point across. Do you need to be coddled to open your mind?

 

7 day new case average lowest since july 13th, 7 day death average lowest since august 6th. again, when is this new wave from europe coming, tomorrow, next week, a month from now?

 

A development here:

 

What would be the argument against a Covid vaccine mandate in the military when they already have other vaccine mandates?

 

yessir

 

how about years, if not decades of data on those as oppossed to a rushed to market covid vaccine?

 

No, the fact that you don’t think the regulatory agencies did enough due diligence is not a basis for a military or any other exemption. Typically exemptions would be either religious based or perhaps due to very specific medical conditions.

 

7 day average down to 24,500. 7 day deaths at 558. so i assume if or when the next wave hits and cases rise to say 35,000 a day all the doom and gloomers will wring their hands and call for masks on,right?

 

fwiw, florida 7 day average lowest since june 2020, wow, guess desantis knows something after all.

 

fwiw Florida is down at about the National avg. but you be you.

 

Yeah, Chy-na Ron's dialed in. Fla once again schooling Colo on avoiding avalanche deaths.

 

can you comprehend numbers? national average is 24,500 florida is at 939, just a tad lower

 

yeah, that 7 day death average of 2 pales in comparison to the 12 in colorado, guess more is better,right?

 

Yeah, & in loserville TOP wins football games. May want to take a look at the actual score.

 

just going on what worldometer reports, sorry you don't like the numbers, guess you can find another site to support what you want,good luck.

 

huh? You've never noticed that they have a column for deaths per 1m? but, but....the 7 day average = loser talk

 

Lol, let's see if he can figure out why the state of Florida has lower raw numbers than the entire United States and what that post might be a reference to or if he just goes TheJosh all over the thread again.

 

speaking of deaths per million, 15 states worse than florida, yet you dont seem to care about them, states like blue new york, new jersey, michigan, arizona, pennslyvania ,georgia