In 2020, COVID-19’s primary target were people 70 and older, many of whom were especially vulnerable by way of infirmities and comorbidities, including those in nursing homes, congregant care facilities and hospice.
Nonetheless, some doctors and scientists, who specialize in data analysis, indicated that in 2020, there was a questionable spike in deaths from all causes. What does that mean? In most cases, if somebody dies in hospice or a nursing home, they were expected to die soon anyway. Hence, the morbid distinction without a difference among the frail and elderly was dying with COVID versus dying from COVID.
That was 2020.
2021 presents a different story.
As vaccines became widely available, maladies and deaths shifted to a younger demographic. Was it the virus or the vaccine that made younger people more vulnerable or susceptible to illnesses and deaths? That is, whereas the virus attacks our bodies, the vaccine affects our immune system response. Did it do so without consequences?
To answer these questions, let us consider the “Vaccine Adverse Reporting System” and “the vaccine injury court,” which subsequently pays out to approximately 60% of all claimants. Because vaccine manufacturers are shielded from direct liability, our government long ago set up this reporting system and court to settle with people who were injured or killed by way of vaccines. The court, to date, has paid out billions.
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