Canon Shooter
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1 incident out of 250,000 doesn`t really make your case.There's not single reason to believe the numbers.
I've often cited the case of a guy who was killed in a traffic accident on his way home from getting a Covid test. As that was the reason for him being on the road at that particular place at that particular crime, it was considered a "Covid related" death.
The family later reported the test results were negative.
It takes a complete idiot to believe the numbers we're being shown...
Two Jacksonville firefighters had registered to get their Covid tests done. They were waiting for their tests, decided it was taken too long and left, deciding they would just get their tests done another time.
Four days later they received test results. One of them was negative and the other was positive.
This, despite the fact that no test was actually ever performed. Apparently, when the registered individual fails to show for their test, the lab (or someone) errs on the side of caution.
It would take someone who's a complete fool to believe that similar instances can't, and don't, happen elsewhere...
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