Everyone has there own "opinion" on what is going on with COVID-19. Personally, I believe it was planned and I think it is a fear campaign followed to manipulate that masses. Why, I'm not sure but I truly think it most of it will go away after the USA election.
I've attached some informative charts for anyone interested in reading.
There is a whole other side to effects of COVID that I think are much harsher and nothing is being reported about it:
- Kids are experiencing psychological and emotional trauma from being isolated and masked
- Domestic abuse has increased drastically
- Sexual abuse has increased drastically
- Suicide rates are heavily increased
- Small businesses are being wiped our by the thousands
- The fabric of society is being demoralized and shredded apart.
You are all entitled to your own opinion, here are just some of the facts that lead to why I hold
my opinion.
The models were
astronomically incorrect. Some models predicted 2.2 Million deaths in the USA
! Nations are responding as though those models have proven true, but they haven't.
Here is a link to the model claiming 2.2 Million deaths
There was a lack of difference between those that died WITH Covid and FROM Covid. Once published, the data sets change significantly.
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The media et. al keep pushing "Cases" and "Deaths" why don't they publish and report on SURVIVAL RATES?!?
Seriously, there is better than a 99.9% rate of surviving COVID...
The percentage rates drop for those that are 70+ and unhealthy. It's not unrealistic or out of the ordinary for old and sick people to die.
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COVID-19 has, according to the WHO, been the most effective
cure for Influenza.
They share, essentially, the same symptoms.
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The total US Deaths year over year are essentially, unchanged. In 2019 there were only 2.5 months of "COVID" season. In 2018 and 2020, the numbers are off by 1000 but in 2018, there were no lockdowns during flu seasons. One can argue the numbers are lower BECAUSE of the lock downs, masks and protocols. The reality is, we can't measure.
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Again, just
*MY* opinion. The above is just a sample of what is NOT being reported on. There is a ton more available if you get outside the mainstream or government sponsored media.
I swear, covid19-skepticist are the flat-Earthers of 2020.
The virus has nothing to do with the US, with its elections or anything of that sort. Try to see the bigger picture and don't restrict yourself to your own country, even if it happens to be the United States of America.
You (me neither) can't grasp the real seriousness of the situation until you're in it deep, e.g. working in an overwhelmed hospital.
You can interpret data to prove your point and others can interpret the same data to prove theirs, no surprise in this. And when this data majorly changes from one day to another, because they change methodology like you change your underwear, that shows how seriously you should take any of those numbers. Or which happened in a few countries, they can say, oops, sorry, we didn't include neither the dead from nursery homes, nor who died at home, we counted hospital deaths only. Numbers don't lie, but until humans put those numbers on paper, they can lie, sometimes unintentionally, but they can give you the wrong idea.
Anyhow, the data you're referring to is the result of the restrictions, that the virus isn't spreading freely. If it could spread freely, the situation would be the same in many places, what was the case in the beginning of the first wave in Italy, Spain, France, NYC etc., when there were no restrictions in place or there weren't any effects of the freshly introduced restrictions yet. Did you already forget about that or choose to ignore it? The situation was grim with overwhelmed hospitals, which got to the point, that they needed to store dead bodies in ice rinks, because there was no place in the morgues anymore. This is not a phantasmagory, this is not media sensationalism, all of this has happened just a few months back, when they needed to face the virus unprepared, plus in the US there was a good amount of skepticism on government and state level in the beginning, which cost a lot of lives.
When it's already proven how the virus spreads (from human to human via droplets majorly), i don't think that you need further proof, you simply need to lack common sense to say that masks or lockdowns don't work. Just take a look at closed environments like nursing homes, where the virus could spread freely in the beginning, because they were unaware, those places were literal petri dishes. If the virus got in, pretty much all the workers and all the people living in those homes were infected, many of them died. You can argue that they didn't die of the virus, but with the virus in their system, because they were already dying from something else. It's not the point, the point is that everyone got infected. The same thing is happening a lot rarely now, because in many countries these places are locked down, they upped their hygiene standards, they do social distancing, where they can, they screen the workers (because they're the only ones, who can bring the virus in) etc.
there are likely more people dying out of fear going to the hospital to get treatment for cancer and other high mortality but treatable ailments.
This is factually wrong. Here in Eastern Europe we had a "death deficit" (compared to the same months of previous years) throughout the spring months, while Western Europe was fighting with the virus and a lot more people died there than in previous years. Why? Simply because we were in time with the restrictions and due to the lockdown, it's not just that we stopped the spread of the virus, but there were no accidents, the flu wasn't killing people either etc. It's a big load of bollocks, that people die, because they fear of going to hospitals. They die, when there are no restrictions, hospitals get overwhelmed and doctors need to choose who to live and who to die. That's when non-covid patents die, because the beds are occupied with covid-patients and that's what countries try to prevent. Anyhow, this is also solved in most places by now, because there are dedicated hospitals to treat covid patients, so even if someone fears of getting infected in a certain hospital, they can go to other hospitals.
There is a whole other side to effects of COVID that I think are much harsher and nothing is being reported about it:
- Kids are experiencing psychological and emotional trauma from being isolated and masked - Stopped being an issue, kids are back to school, they don't have to wear masks under a certain age. There are no lockdowns anymore or just rarely.
- Domestic abuse has increased drastically - Stopped being an issue, there are no lockdowns anymore or just rarely.
- Sexual abuse has increased drastically - Stopped being an issue, there are no lockdowns anymore or just rarely.
- Suicide rates are heavily increased - There would be a lot more dead without the restrictions, than those who commit suicide due to the situation.
- Small businesses are being wiped our by the thousands - This is an issue, hence lockdowns and other strict measures are only the last resort these days.
- The fabric of society is being demoralized and shredded apart. - This sounds very theoretical, how does this look like in practice exactly? Whatever it means in your book, i don't experience any of this at all. Throughout the summer, when things almost went back to normal here, the society was just fine, it still is living by the new normal. Situation was bad, when the lockdown lasted, but it's majorly improved by now, even though we have a lot worse numbers now than in spring, but because there's no lockdown anymore, people get on with their lives almost as it was no virus at all, while obviously obiding the restrictions still in place.
Now there's no need for the most strict restrictions, lockdowns anymore, because most people are using masks, big gatherings are forbidden, the hospitals are better prepared, there are protocols in place, some of the medications are working, so hospitals can deal with the situation and we can live a somewhat normal life. At least this is the case now.
If you want to take the US as an example, at this present moment there are 15.5k covid19 patients in ICU in the US, these are not the amount of people in hospital, these are just the serious cases, intubated and whatnot. And this is while there are restrictions in place. I think, it's irresponsible to downplay the seriousness of the situation, however life can't stop, so we need to find the balance between our old lives and the new normal, which i think most people already figured out for themselves.