Al Gore looks more orange now than Trump ever did.
No. I don't know why anons still don't understand what this means. The grifters and cons on the left
have been using this to make patriots look like ignorant fools since the data was posted.
It simply means that those people had no other co-morbidities. If someone had hypertension and
then died, they wouldn't be part of the 4% (it was 6% when I saw the data), but you certainly
can't say hypertension killed them. Same with obesity. It's a co-morbidity, it makes you more likely
to die from a disease, but it doesn't mean that's what killed you. Now, someone with end-stage liver
failure (I know one, actually) that got sick and died a month before he would have otherwise, now
that's a different story. Was it the disease, or was it the thing that he was already going to die from?
Those are legitimate questions. Then you have all those that tested positive but never actually had
the disease, or any real symptoms, but got classified as covid because of the PCR test. They're
not necessarily part of that 4%, either.
>It simply means that those people had no other co-morbidities
Uh, KNOWN co-morbidities. Doesn't mean they didn't have any, just none known at the time of death.
It's no different than the "tickets" everyone got for Trump's rallies. Standard fund-raising list.
Not really. They've been using those kinds of words from the beginning.
Pull your head out of your ass. FFS, you retards are as bad as the flat earth shills.