Indiana’s death toll from COVID-19 passes 16,000 after 57 more deaths

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6 thoughts on “Indiana’s death toll from COVID-19 passes 16,000 after 57 more deaths

  1. The questions remain of the accuracy of the numbers as to why each case of death needs audited as to find exactly if it was other prevailing catastrophic health conditions as the primary cause of death over a pre or post mordem C19 test.

    If it actually wasn’t the C19 that took the patient’s life, all Federal Funds paid to the healthcare facility for that case should be refunded and criminal charges for those committing fraud and false reporting.

    1. If there was fraud that you’d allege, some poor broke reporter drowning in student loan debt would have broken the story and be set for life.

      It’s beautiful logic that y’all have. COVID isn’t really that bad, everyone who dies from it had it coming anyway … but in the next breath, you can’t trust what’s in the vaccine because there isn’t long-term data, the American-made vaccine is riskier than the virus made in a Chinese lab, the best medicine is something made for horses, and to top it all, masks don’t work either. I mean, when I put it like that, doesn’t it sound totally insane?

      So our state full of people with pre-existing conditions like obesity, diabetes, smoking, and agedness is, what … supposed to just pretend like COVID isn’t a thing? Lean into death? Stay locked in their houses for another couple years until the long-term vaccine data comes in?

      I am inclined to agree with you on one point. If someone buys all this COVID misinformation, contracts COVID, then dies, maybe their delusional behavior should be listed as a catastrophic health condition. Maybe the people responsible should be those who peddle the misinformation for profit and power.

    2. Stop with the horse medicine baloney Joe B. It’s an drug that can be prescribed to humans. Do you eat all the crap that is fed to you?

  2. I agree with you Darrell. I strongly suspect that they have been fudging the numbers all along … It bothers me that the main focus is on how many positive tests and deaths are counted and reported daily but no figures are provided of the millions of people who contracted the disease and recovered successfully. Guess that does not fit the narrative.

  3. “with Covid” vs “from Covid” needs differentiated.
    My neighbor’s 87-yer old mom died of heart and liver failure – cause of death listed as the Covid.
    Another friend died in a motorcycle crash – cause of death listed as the Covid.
    It’s all about the money and how doctors and hospitals code things to get reimbursed.

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