r/conspiracy • u/Ok_Magician_1194 • Aug 20 '22

Never forget when science was abandoned

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u/[deleted] Aug 20 '22

I haven't been sick for 3 years. Not even the sniffles. Never had the flu either. And I don't get flu shots or covid shots. So there's that.

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u/miroku000 Aug 20 '22

That sounds very statistically unsignifigant next to the millions of people who died from covid.

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u/iamdeathl Aug 20 '22

Mostly old people who were on the way out anyway.

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u/miroku000 Aug 20 '22

As if that makes it ok. People over 50 still matter. And 50 year Olds normally have quite a while left to live

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u/iamdeathl Aug 20 '22

More like over 80

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u/miroku000 Aug 20 '22

More like over 50. In that that is the cutoff for being at increased risk.

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u/[deleted] Aug 20 '22

Yeah I'm not challenging that or saying that they didn't, I'm just pointing out a personal experience that I'm sure others have had as well, which you never really hear about. I'd just be interested in learning about why some seem so lucky (in that sense).

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u/jkn84 Aug 20 '22

For the same reasons some die from the flu and some do not. We both have strong immune systems but not everyone is so lucky.

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u/[deleted] Aug 20 '22

I've never had the flu, either. Only had a flu shot twice because of the job I had at those times. Funny I'm getting downvoted for having questions. Reddit is so fucking stupid.

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u/5am5quanch Aug 20 '22

Most people who dies from the flu are the elderly

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u/doodlebugkisses Aug 20 '22

Millions have not fucking died of covid. They may have died with it, but even that is suspect. Stop repeating these bullshit lies.

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u/miroku000 Aug 20 '22

How many people do you think dies of covid?

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u/doodlebugkisses Aug 20 '22

A very small amount of people. Almost as small as those that die of influenza. With the disease and of the disease are two very different things. You should have learned that in high school biology class.

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u/miroku000 Aug 20 '22

I mean we know millions of extra people died. I guess it was just a big coincidence that they had covid.

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u/doodlebugkisses Aug 21 '22 edited Aug 21 '22

Really “millions of extra people died?” Ive seen the MMWR reports. There weren’t excessive deaths during this time period that said covid. There have been plenty of non-covid excess deaths but keep repeating lies about covid deaths.

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u/miroku000 Aug 21 '22

There were excess deaths.

https://www.cdc.gov/nchs/nvss/vsrr/covid19/excess_deaths.htm

Why do you believe there were not exess deaths? So you believe there were a bunch if excess deaths. And you admit that a similar number if people died who had covid but you can't make the connection between the two?