| Becar21. 05. 2021 13:49:49 |
Zavest, others understand well (mostly), so I'll try to explain my thinking to you personally. We live in an epidemic, worse, in a pandemic. This has always meant people dying en masse from some severe deadly disease. For more than a year they show what; halls full of coffins, wreaths on graves, scenes from ICUs where they lie one over the other, people choking, gasping for air, army hauling bodies, crematoriums not coping anymore, healthcare overwhelmed, not enough hospital beds, etc... Now suppose I know 1000 people. None of them died from covid, nor with covid. Suppose I'm in occasional talk with 100 people who each know 1000 others, that's already 100,000 people. OK, suppose acquaintances overlap, let's say 50,000 people. No one knows anyone who died from covid. How come these 50,000 people haven't seen anywhere even remotely any dying from covid or the scenes described in the previous paragraph. Explain that to me. Once again, I'm not a covid denier, but this is no epidemic, pandemic, it's the same as having a somewhat worse flu year. Now add to this REAL situation these complications after vaccination. Yes, it's unusual that I know a gentleman who died from clots after vaccination. Now if perhaps you know, just in Europe there are already almost 7,000 OFFICIAL deaths from these complications after vaccination and that's in the first few months of more intensive vaccination. How many unofficial? Probably similar to infections, i.e. at least 4x more. Now calculate how many of these deaths after vaccination will pile up by the end of the year in Europe, estimate what that means worldwide, estimate also possible unforeseen long-term deaths and compare with the official number of deaths WITH + FROM covid. What estimates do you get? 
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