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New CDC guidelines!!
- Thread starter Kman
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How can you tell that since everybody that died, died from Covid19 in 2020? Because of the politics, we will most likely never know the true death toll in this country from Covid19.
I know the reason for your post is nothing but politics, but you have to admit telling people who have already been vacinated to wear a mask is out there (or political.)
If you look at the death toll over the last year and compare it to the death toll in previous years, the count is well over 600k more deaths. You are right, we will never know the true count, but we know with certainty that it's really freaking high.
It's not politics in my view but it is very sad that it has become a political issue. I think it's possible to be conservative and also trust in science that's been around for over 200 years.
Telling vaccinated people to wear masks is also part of the science. There hasn't been enough time with these vaccines to know if vaccinated people can be carriers or not. Also, all viruses mutate. That's just what they do. This virus has ran so rampant that there are probably thousands of viable mutations out there. The current vaccines may work for many of those variants. Problem is that one mutation may be the next Covid 2.0. They want everyone to be cautious to try and prevent the spread of something as bad or worse.
It isn't about science; it's about CONTROL.
And Biden still could not find it.
Even CDC's own web site US deaths numbers of 2018 vs 2020 (or the 10 years prior, really) don't show any difference of significance. CBS even went through a gobbledy gook explanation of how you shouldn't believe it just because because (inconvenient truth)....
VERIFY: Comparing total deaths in U.S. in 2018 vs. 2020 to determine impact of COVID-19 (msn.com)
VERIFY: Comparing total deaths in U.S. in 2018 vs. 2020 to determine impact of COVID-19 (msn.com)
That article is from July 2020. It's almost irrelevant now. There were a ton of unknowns at that point and CDC had a lot of disclaimers then. Much time has past and there are still a lot of variables, but it's very clear that the death toll is much higher than normal now.
