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Originally Posted by FC76-81
If this were true, getting life insurance would be just as difficult as getting earthquake insurance in places like San Francisco. If covid death rate was as high as specific politicians and media outlets squawk 24/7 that it is, there would be a clause in the life insurance contracts that state they won't pay out the death claim for covid, because they'd all go bankrupt with all the death benefits being paid out.
The individual claiming this 40% nonsense is not being truthful.
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It's a clear case of saying two different things.
The death RATE - that is, the number of deaths per 100,000 people is up 40%. Death rate runs around 870, so an increase of 40% brings it up to, say, 1200. Or so.
If the
number of deaths increased by 40%, it would be horrendous! About 3.5M people die in the US each year. An increase of 40% would mean 4.7M people died.
FWIW, about 3.7M Americans are born each year.
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