| | | Broken Cuck, you need to take your meds, then figure out how to read basic English:
"The 700,000 excess American deaths in 2023 is exactly what you'd predict based on prior rising trends, even if there had never been a pandemic," coauthor Elizabeth Wrigley-Field, PhD, of the University of Minnesota, said in the release. "These deaths are driven by long-running crises in drug overdose, gun violence, car collisions, and preventable cardiometabolic deaths." In other words, nothing she said points to the vaccine as the cause of the "700K excess deaths." Instead, she's making the point that if we adopted public policies that our peers have, such as universal health care, more gun control, and healthier lifestyles, we would not have these excess deaths.
That's also why she says, "even if there had never been a pandemic," because her conclusion was something totally different than what you surmised it should have been.
CJ is 100% right. You have absolutely no understanding of what you post. You can't even read what you post.
Yet you keep spamming the same shit over and over again hoping to find some avenue of attack that will work.
Replying to you is a complete waste of time. I only do it just to prove to everyone that you are off your rocker.
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