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[–] • 5 pts

5 scumbags, 5 nooses, 5 corpses, 5 justices done.

[–] • 2 pts

While I hate the dems as much as the next guy, this looks like fake news. According to the CDC (covid.cdc.gov), those states make up 164,672 of the 517,224 (31.8%) total deaths. According to the 2019 census estimates (census.gov), those states make up 90,636,820 of the total 328,239,523 (27.6%) population. Even if we go by elderly (65+) people, those states make up 14,771,549 of the total 54,159,521 (27.3%) of the population.

State    Deaths   Population   Pop over 65
All     517,224  328,239,523    54,159,521
CA       52,775   39,512,223     5,847,809
MI       16,550    9,986,857     1,767,673
NY       47,729   19,453,561     3,287,652
NJ       23,449    8,882,190     1,474,444
PA       24,169   12,801,989     2,393,972

Those governors are horrible and FL has proved that the lockdowns and mask mandates don't make us safer. The death rate would be much lower had the governors acted appropriately.

[–] • 0 pt

The CDC... Lol.

[–] • 0 pt

I'd love to have other sources if you think my numbers are bad. No question an outlet like The Gateway Pundit is more reliable and honest than the CDC. However, they are just aggregating state numbers here. While I'm sure hospitals, doctors, and the CDC try to inflate the numbers for states without lock downs and mask mandates (like SD), it's the job of the Governor of their respective state to keep their numbers honest. DeSantis has been doing that in FL.

[–] • 1 pt

Frivolous waste of money. You only need the one noose.

[–] • 0 pt

Yea, so they have to watch too.

[–] • 3 pts

It's almost as if they put the Covid cases in nursing homes to drive up the numbers of Covid deaths, so that the "pandemic" hysteria would sound more plausible.

[–] • 2 pts

Thus the MSM whips up a MeToo drama for Cuomo as a distraction. Forget that stack of dead bodies, look over there where he tried to kiss a woman.

[–] • 2 pts

Murphy is the son in law of kike Goldman Sachs overlords. He should fucking hang.

[–] • 2 pts

It's too bad that these nursing homes didnt release the emails or recordings of the calls where they were threatened with the loss of their licenses when it happened, so this shit could have been avoided.

[–] • 2 pts

The sad truth is that basically all nursing homes are violating the law in some way or another. It's almost impossible to maintain a proper standard of care with a large group of elderly people without an astronomical amount of money. Some do try really hard to be both in compliance and safe, and others really don't try at all. Also, there are tons of technicalities and gotchas in the laws that no one can realistically comply with. Therefore, no nursing home would willingly pick a fight with a government regulator.

This is also why you shouldn't expect nursing homes to blow the whistle on "vaccine" deaths or the horrible mental effects of the lockdown and isolation.

[–] • 1 pt (edited )

This happened across the world. There were also letters issued from doctors to older people saying they would not be treated for covid as ventilators were scarce.

Basically the world leaders made a decision early on to turn their backs and sacrifice anyone retired to save resources for taxpayers.

[–] • 1 pt

They were also dropping covid patients off at malls. To "avoid" media.

[–] • 1 pt

This is a crime against humanity. If there ever was one.

Hey who owns all the nursing homes in your state? Because I know who owns all the nursing homes in NY and NJ.

Theyve been making money off killing old people for ages. 2020 was not a departure from their MO.

[–] [deleted] • 1 pt

SIX, get it right.

Y'all seem to forget Tim Walz in Mn was part of this conspiracy.

S I X 6 6 6 don't you know by now the jews love the number 6?

[–] • 1 pt

the cabal needed dead bodies to pull off the pandemic hoax........... these governors thought they could move up in the elites pecking order just by killing a few seniors....it worked for a while ..the media fawned over them ... we will SEE if the powers that be consider them dutiful enough soldiers to save them ?

[–] • 0 pt

40% of the covid deaths in the US happened in those five states?

[–] • 2 pts

For context, they have roughly 27% of the population of the US.

I have no idea if the 40% number is correct however.

[–] [deleted] • 1 pt (edited )

California has 11.91% of the population, 9.98% of the deaths. (45th youngest state)

New York has 5.87% of the population, 9.06% of the deaths.

Pennsylvania has 3.86% of the population, 4.57% of the deaths.

New Jersey has 2.68% of the population, 4.41% of the deaths.

Michigan has 3.01% of the population, 3.11% of the deaths.

So collectively, 27.33% of the population, 31.13% of the deaths. Though there was a time where 40% was the figure. I just can't point to when that was because it is in a qpost and you guys would completely flip shit.

The data is completely fucky though. You can't really do a meta analysis when the baseline is so shit. For context Florida has 6.48% of the population, 5.88% of the deaths but looking at their raw data I saw an average age of death of 75 with multiple, multiple comorbities and a maximum age of over 110 being recorded as COVID deaths. So it becomes impossible to see the stark contrast between relatively free states like TX and FL that had lax/no policy and shithole blue states because they are both manipulating statistics. NY had a backlog of nursing home deaths, FL is trying to collect that sweet gibs for public hospitals, etc etc.

[–] • 0 pt

NJ had more covid deaths per capita than any other state or country. 1 in every 378 people to date. Almost all of these died in April of last year. The spread was so much slower this fall and winter in the NYC area, I suppose because we are already approaching herd immunity.

US Deaths per year have been increasing by between 1 and 5 % for several years. 2020 increase was maybe a 19% increase. You can break out deaths per state and look at the relative of increase over several years compared to this last year. I feel is is reasonable to rely on total body count all causes and treat the relative increase all causes as largely due to covid. It should roughly match the covid numbers. If covid numbers exceed the relative increase youve definitley got something fishy. That doesnt seem to happen at the national level. But it might happen in some states.

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