The Daily mail and its readers (that actually believe it) are heavily derided - correct.
And rightly so.
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And rightly so.
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So what 'disinformation' is that?
Care to tell us the difference between dying because of the 'virus' or dying with the 'virus'?
Surely since the latter is used officially, is that not 'disinformation' in your opinion?
You were happy to read 'disinformation' on the side of a bus and voted accordingly (something you admit you got wrong), and yet you deride others that question the numbers regarding this issue...
What makes you so certain that this time you aren't wrong yet again?
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Why do you keep asking this?
It's been answered, and, it is also bloody obvious what the difference is, and as a father of medical professionals, I'm surprised you haven't talked to them about it seeing that you seem very keen to know the answer. It's as if you are just repeating it purely to spread the idea that covid is not as bad as the reports say.
For those that are unsure, the difference is really just:
- Dying of covid - you catch covid, you die
- Dying with covid - you already had heart disease, COPD, diabetes, cancer etc. and you were surviving well with medication and treatment, but then you caught covid and died
I've answered your question (again), so maybe you could in return tell us why you refer to it as a 'virus'. You've told us what you don't mean, but not what you do mean.
Do you still think it is not actually a virus? Do you think it is not deadly? Do you still think it's just flu? What is it?
Falling under a bus within 28 days of a covid positive test is because of covid?
Edit: And as I have said I (along with many experts) believe that the lethality is being overplayed...
How many of the 5.3 million (and rising fast) cancelled/delayed NHS appointments/treatments do you think will cause people to die unnecessarily?
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Still not answering the question. Unless you expect everybody to interpret "virus" as "it's a virus that has killed 4.5million people, but it is not serious"?
Why do you keep banging on about cancelled appointments? We're doing our best, covid was not an option.
But for clarity, anybody that says the the lethality of coronavirus is being overplayed, is by definition, a covid denier.
And anybody that refuses to have a vaccine, claiming that it is dangerous, according to their superior knowledge and research, is an anti-vaxxer.
And yet you deny you're either. Which is precisely what other covid deniers and anti-vaxxers do, as it happens ...
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It depends what doctors put on the death certificate, to the best of their knowledge and belief. Unless of course all doctors and health care workers, across the world, are lying and in on the scam.
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Which ones?
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The answers are out there if you look.
Chiropractor "doctor"...Ellal claims to have some 'doctors' for sons.
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