Certainly they caused a lot of deaths, e.g. by sending sick elderly back to their nursing homes, or by unnecessarily putting people on ventilators, or by failing to prescribe antibiotics.
anyone who actually had covid and survived their hospital stay was either very strong or just plain lucky. columbia presbyterian in NYC murdered my best friend. she had oxygen tanks at home which would have helped her breathe until she could recover. they put her on a vent and took a corpse off two weeks later.
A strong case can be made that the government's never before tried pandemic public policy was the least democratic pandemic response in history, particularly in nations that had long-functioning democratic forms of government. Abandoning democratic systems of checks and balances, public review, testimony, debate, oversight, all were left behind with the emergency declarations. Which by definition our system of government transitioned to an authoritarian model of some type. Arguably somewhere between Authoritarianism and Totalitarianism.
Below is research compiled and published in 1994 about deaths during emergencies and crises under three different governing systems. There's a reason that democratic forms of government have substantially lower death experiences than authoritarian and totalitarian systems experience. Which, now we live with. Or, more accurately, now fewer of us live with:
Certainly they caused a lot of deaths, e.g. by sending sick elderly back to their nursing homes, or by unnecessarily putting people on ventilators, or by failing to prescribe antibiotics.
https://medicalxpress.com/news/2023-05-covid-patients-wasnt-cytokine-storm.html
anyone who actually had covid and survived their hospital stay was either very strong or just plain lucky. columbia presbyterian in NYC murdered my best friend. she had oxygen tanks at home which would have helped her breathe until she could recover. they put her on a vent and took a corpse off two weeks later.
A strong case can be made that the government's never before tried pandemic public policy was the least democratic pandemic response in history, particularly in nations that had long-functioning democratic forms of government. Abandoning democratic systems of checks and balances, public review, testimony, debate, oversight, all were left behind with the emergency declarations. Which by definition our system of government transitioned to an authoritarian model of some type. Arguably somewhere between Authoritarianism and Totalitarianism.
Below is research compiled and published in 1994 about deaths during emergencies and crises under three different governing systems. There's a reason that democratic forms of government have substantially lower death experiences than authoritarian and totalitarian systems experience. Which, now we live with. Or, more accurately, now fewer of us live with:
Death by Government
https://www.hawaii.edu/powerkills/NOTE1.HTM
https://www.hawaii.edu/powerkills/DBG.TAB1.6.GIF
https://www.hawaii.edu/powerkills/DBG.FIG1.7.GIF
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Helping The Chronic Vaxxers
With Their Adverse Effects
Is Like Loaning A Drug Addict Money.
Okay,
The Clinically Retarded Ones
I’d Make An Exception For.
But They Would Have To Have Been
Clinically Diagnosed As Retarded
Before They Were Vaccinated.
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thank you