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CNN, BBC, NBC say so! Hum, lets look at https://ourworldindata.org/covid-deaths Compare with let say France and Italy. Hum, well that is interesting.

CNN, BBC, NBC say so! Hum, lets look at https://ourworldindata.org/covid-deaths Compare with let say France and Italy. Hum, well that is interesting.

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That's a ridiculously disingenuous source for that kind of statistics, did you get that from reddit? The death rates ARE in the same reasonable range they have been for the last decades.

https://www.macrotrends.net/countries/USA/united-states/death-rate

A 1% variation isn't "out of range"... If there was a "deadly pandemic" going on, there would be bodybags in the street and everybody would be wearing Level 3 PPE.

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That's a ridiculously disingenuous source for that kind of statistics

It’s an official government website.

Are you looking at the data on a yearly level? That’s far to broad. My data is broken down by week where you can see more detail.

It literally shows during the peak of covid in the UK, the overall death rate of the whole country doubled vs the average and range for the last 5 years. You can also visibly see when the lockdowns happened, as the curve trends back down again to normal-ish levels.

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Are you looking at the data on a yearly level? That’s far to broad. My data is broken down by week where you can see more detail.

"I use statistics blatantly manipulated to support my made-up point."

You're comparing average death rate from five years ago to deaths during an extreme fear-mongering year, where people are getting conditioned to isolate themselves. Obviously it's gonna be marginally higher than previous averages.

That’s far to broad.

Yea it's too broad to support your fantasies, no doubt.

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“Marginally”

Doubling the overall death rate of the whole country during it’s peak isn’t marginal.