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• 傍観だけでは終われなくなった3
• 2021/09/15 (Wed) 11:34
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> You think homeless people have no fixed address （ lol ）
homeless is literal, are you crazy ？ lol

> That's about all you know
You have almost no knowledge on this subject.

> I'm getting Corona bailout money and all that
So what ？ I'm sure you're getting some kind of subsidy, but if you have family they might mail it to them, but there's a pattern of you going somewhere yourself ？ I'm not sure. Even if the person says something, there's no way to prove it's true, and you can't control them with one-way data that can't be scrutinized ？ What are you trying to say, I'm an ignoramus who seems to know so much about homeless people?

> When they die, they are taken to the hospital
Even if they don't look suspicious, do they always go to the hospital for an autopsy and COVID-19 test ？ to determine the cause of death? I know you like to talk about "left on the side of the road" and other delusions of things no one has said, but are homeless people also always COVID-19 tested after death ？ How do you know that ？ ？ on the contrary?

• 爆笑
• 2021/09/15 (Wed) 11:34
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↑ It's possible because a friend would make the same choice
And my friend is a nurse and that person is not a nurse

I'm surprised you know what happens to dead homeless people.

• 傍観だけでは終われなくなった3
• 2021/09/15 (Wed) 11:38
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> Why are there now more infected states in Texas and Florida
> "Vaccination".
Coroline, your hypothesis is so full of holes. First of all, if you simply follow your theory, you have to explain why CA, NY, and other blue states are not currently seeing a jump in infection and death rates, as Texas is, due to vaccination. LOL

You can check the CDC website for death rates, etc. by state, along with vaccination numbers in the trends, so I looked at that a bit and noticed some interesting similarities.

https://covid.cdc.gov/covid-data-tracker/#trends_dailycases_newhospitaladmissions

> Texas is in lockdown. Why more fewer cases than California and other places
From March when it was pointed out to the end of May, the death rate in every state is down approximately, but at the same time vaccination is up, so you would normally consider that to be a vaccine effect. I wonder if that looks like a natural phenomenon to you ？ If you look at it in conjunction with the mortality trends in the period before the vaccine was created, the answer is pretty obvious. LOL

So, red states like Florida, Mississippi, Louisiana, and Texas, which have particularly bad death rates right now, have seen a sharp jump in death rates around 6/6/2021, while CA, NY, and most blue states with low death rates have not seen such extreme increases over the same period, and the graph has There is a commonality that it is about a small hill.

At any rate, the upward trend in mortality since around 6/6 seems to be due to a more infectious/lethal mutant strain.

Then there are the common trends, and the major differences between the red and blue states ？ are the duration of lockdown, the strength of corona-related restrictions, and the anti-vaccine/anti-mask rate. So those are hypothesized to be factors that have a significant impact on the current mutant strain in terms of increase or decrease in mortality.

You hypothesized that "vaccinators spread the infection unknowingly," but since the infection rate is not noticeably greater than it was when there was no vaccine, you are already out of line blaming the vaccinators. Also, the nucleus of the story is not whether you were infected or not, but the mortality or severity rate. If you were infected but asymptomatic, no one would do PCR testing and there would be no medical breakdown. So we should look at the mortality rate, and the natural result is that the higher the number of unvaccinated people, the higher the mortality rate.

If we're going to discuss the pros and cons of lockdowns and close avoidance, we need a more multifaceted analysis, but it's easy to imagine, just from the situation we're seeing, that the current vaccine is not effective against mutant strains.

> I looked up statistics at the request of Japan before
Are you really dealing with statistics in your work ？ ？ It is none of my business, but I have the impression that your hypothesis is only somewhat elementary school level assumption-based. It's like you have a lot of other things to go into.

In any case, if you make a hypothesis from statistics, you need at least a relative view. You won't see anything in this sort of thing if you look at it in terms of dots.

• 素朴な疑問
• 2021/09/15 (Wed) 14:49
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Now that you mention it,
I wonder how many people believe the CDC's corona-related statistics and fauch.

• gachann
• 2021/09/15 (Wed) 15:23
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The vaccine mandate is really annoying. I am afraid that a corona vaccine is not a vaccine.

I guess they are still after the public's tax dollars to consider making the vaccine mandatory despite the side effects of anaphylactic shock and blood clots. Later, the contamination of metal objects found in the vaccine has also been recalled by the Japanese government, and the US government's DISEASE CONTROL admits it, doesn't it? Before making vaccines mandatory, we need to tighten security at the border. They are making it easy for illegal immigrants to enter the country, and those people don't have to be vaccinated.