Tershia caught the grammar glitch immediately, as did Kathie Duncan. But what has happened to American English in our public schools? Broadcasters, especially of the sports variety, seem to be "shoulda wenters" these days. Sad...but, perhaps, a cautionary tale about the quality of education in the United States in these perilous times
I expect life insurance payouts to increase for a while as the oldest "boomers" are reaching "those ages." So, it becomes all the more alarming obviously, that the insurance companies are pointing the disastrous increases.
I can definitely see payouts are larger than what should have been expected. I wonder if policy sales went up along with the payouts. If I was scared and thought I was gonna die, I'd buy a small policy to pay final costs.
What’s shocking is people are still drinking the kool aid. It was terrible that people got forced but to take it voluntarily is just stupid. Can’t teach stupid
I have examined the first source and it says that the deaths occurred among “primarily working-age people 18 to 64 who are the employees of companies that have group life insurance plans through OneAmerica.” How many excess deaths are we talking about here, they don’t tell us, 20, 200? Would suicides cover this 40%, I can’t tell. Percentage are meaningless without knowing what sample they apply to. “And what we saw just in third quarter, we’re seeing it continue into fourth quarter, is that death rates are up 40% over what they were pre-pandemic,” UP TO 40%, not even consistent 40% over the whole quarter. Was it 40% in one week or one day? Was the increase calculated ‘per capita’ or a change in overall number of payouts, or in total amount paid out? Was there a significant growth in the number of policy holders? What was the effect of inflation on the size of payouts? We don’t know any of this. Just one person makes a statement, no official source. The way this is reported should be qualified as disinformation. This is not something I would use as evidence. Nobody with any scientific reputation would. BTW, excess mortality statistics for the entire country is currently running near zero in the USA (see the link below). The causative connection to vaccines is too nebulous. Sweden for example had negative excess mortality through 2021 and 2022, which is strong (even if inconclusive) evidence against any link to vaccines (there could be batch issues, but we don’t know). Excess mortality data: https://stats.oecd.org/index.aspx?queryid=104676
Playing devil's advocate for a bit here. I do definitely believe the vaxx is harmful and I do think these data are somewhat showing it, but I don't think quite as strongly as suggested.
3 of those 5 companies were already trending up prior to the pandemic and the vaccine. You can see that the 2021 graph doesn't look that unusual considering the previous trend where they were paying out more each year. That's probably because those companies were growing, adding clients and therefore also paying out more. So the trend may have simply continued during 2021, maybe accelerated a bit.
Then for those same 3 companies (out of five), if you take the 2017-2019 period as a baseline and average them, obviously you get a low baseline for just the reason I mentioned. That doesn't prove a huge rise.
Metropolitan, like you say, is a little different. It probably should have gone down if the vaccines worked, which we know they don't. So you can say why did it go up sharply in 2020. Could be Covid, or maybe the intubations and hysteria and all of that. Could be lockdowns. Then maybe it should have gone down because the lockdowns were over but it didn't, could be the vaccine.
So I'm not saying there's nothing there... but I do think it's not as clear cut and dramatic as it may seem at first. At least based on these data.
Excellent! I am going to forward to nonbelievers. Thank you! (You might consider using "gone" instead of "went.") Best!
These numbers do not lie. It’s a vaccine Holocaust.
Tershia caught the grammar glitch immediately, as did Kathie Duncan. But what has happened to American English in our public schools? Broadcasters, especially of the sports variety, seem to be "shoulda wenters" these days. Sad...but, perhaps, a cautionary tale about the quality of education in the United States in these perilous times
I expect life insurance payouts to increase for a while as the oldest "boomers" are reaching "those ages." So, it becomes all the more alarming obviously, that the insurance companies are pointing the disastrous increases.
I can definitely see payouts are larger than what should have been expected. I wonder if policy sales went up along with the payouts. If I was scared and thought I was gonna die, I'd buy a small policy to pay final costs.
Just a grammatical correction : “It should have GONE down”, not WENT.
What’s shocking is people are still drinking the kool aid. It was terrible that people got forced but to take it voluntarily is just stupid. Can’t teach stupid
I guess "they" didnt foresee this coming to surface.
I have examined the first source and it says that the deaths occurred among “primarily working-age people 18 to 64 who are the employees of companies that have group life insurance plans through OneAmerica.” How many excess deaths are we talking about here, they don’t tell us, 20, 200? Would suicides cover this 40%, I can’t tell. Percentage are meaningless without knowing what sample they apply to. “And what we saw just in third quarter, we’re seeing it continue into fourth quarter, is that death rates are up 40% over what they were pre-pandemic,” UP TO 40%, not even consistent 40% over the whole quarter. Was it 40% in one week or one day? Was the increase calculated ‘per capita’ or a change in overall number of payouts, or in total amount paid out? Was there a significant growth in the number of policy holders? What was the effect of inflation on the size of payouts? We don’t know any of this. Just one person makes a statement, no official source. The way this is reported should be qualified as disinformation. This is not something I would use as evidence. Nobody with any scientific reputation would. BTW, excess mortality statistics for the entire country is currently running near zero in the USA (see the link below). The causative connection to vaccines is too nebulous. Sweden for example had negative excess mortality through 2021 and 2022, which is strong (even if inconclusive) evidence against any link to vaccines (there could be batch issues, but we don’t know). Excess mortality data: https://stats.oecd.org/index.aspx?queryid=104676
Could it possibly be the mortality of the aging baby boomers? The charts stair-step rather evenly which could suggest a secular trend???
Playing devil's advocate for a bit here. I do definitely believe the vaxx is harmful and I do think these data are somewhat showing it, but I don't think quite as strongly as suggested.
3 of those 5 companies were already trending up prior to the pandemic and the vaccine. You can see that the 2021 graph doesn't look that unusual considering the previous trend where they were paying out more each year. That's probably because those companies were growing, adding clients and therefore also paying out more. So the trend may have simply continued during 2021, maybe accelerated a bit.
Then for those same 3 companies (out of five), if you take the 2017-2019 period as a baseline and average them, obviously you get a low baseline for just the reason I mentioned. That doesn't prove a huge rise.
Metropolitan, like you say, is a little different. It probably should have gone down if the vaccines worked, which we know they don't. So you can say why did it go up sharply in 2020. Could be Covid, or maybe the intubations and hysteria and all of that. Could be lockdowns. Then maybe it should have gone down because the lockdowns were over but it didn't, could be the vaccine.
So I'm not saying there's nothing there... but I do think it's not as clear cut and dramatic as it may seem at first. At least based on these data.