94 Percent of All Covid Deaths have Comorbidities .

a reply to: butcherguy

And if 1/2 a percent of that 63 million were to die of covid, that would be over 300,000 people.

That's the equivalent of a coupe of Hiroshima scale attacks, or 100 9/11s.

Or 300,000 JFK assassinations.

originally posted by: chr0naut

originally posted by: ANNED
How many with Comorbidities died due to false positives.
And then being sent to a covid ward in a hospital where they got covid then died.

That is a good question.

Do you have any actuals to support the idea?

That would mean that covid still killed them.

a reply to: asabuvsobelow

Being sick in bed for a week with covid isn't a government policy, it's what happens if you get sick ... with covid.

And it's only 99 percent (98.3 percent, actually for the US) survivable for a young and healthy person, but if you're 50 years old with hypertension or diabetes, or you are obese (And let's face it, one often is caused by the other), then your not looking at a 99 percent survival rate, and even if you do survive do you have even the remotest idea what a week on oxygen costs these days?

Not everybody can afford to be sick, or to be at home looking after a sick relative.

a reply to: AaarghZombies

I don't know anyone who has had it who has been sick in bed for a week.

a reply to: AaarghZombies

Being sick in bed for a week with covid isn't a government policy, it's what happens if you get sick ... with covid.

Wrong there is a Mandated 5 day quarantine was 10 days .

but if you're 50 years old with hypertension or diabetes, or you are obese (And let's face it, one often is caused by the other), then your not looking at a 99 percent survival rate,

That could be said for any Infection , Virus , Staph , Pneumonia , Cancer etc etc not just Covid-19 .

originally posted by: AaarghZombies

originally posted by: chr0naut

originally posted by: ANNED
How many with Comorbidities died due to false positives.
And then being sent to a covid ward in a hospital where they got covid then died.

That is a good question.

Do you have any actuals to support the idea?

That would mean that covid still killed them.

Even so, it would be nice to have something more than just groundless opinion.