Covid vaccines - thread banned users in First Post

And I'll ask again, if it is unknown what the cause of death is in a large number of cases, is that large number the largest number of deaths?

Who cares? Why does it matter?

It seems to matter enough to the posters on here arguing that the statement "the cause of the highest number of deaths is unknown" somehow means something different to "It is unknown what the cause of death is in the largest number of cases".

Which is obviously total lunacy. But par for the course round here.

The only point I made here was about the disingenuous fact checkers. That’s what I am objecting to:

That's a classic example of fact check fuckwittery

Headline is "No evidence rise in deaths due to unknown causes in Canada is linked to Covid-19 vaccines"

Yet the claim they are actually factchecking is:

In Alberta, Canada, unknown causes of death are causing even more deaths than heart disease, strokes and diabetes combined.

Which appears to be true!

i don’t know what is behind the unknown causes of death. Obviously.

Somebody else linked to it. why not ask them why they introduced it to the thread?

i merely quoted it to point out that it’s a classic example of fact check fuckwittery .

and humorously people have been arguing that the statement "the cause of the highest number of deaths is unknown" somehow means something different to "It is unknown what the cause of death is in the largest number of cases" ever since.

Yes, here I am posting about it in reply to posters such as yourself who quote my posts and argue that the statement "the cause of the highest number of deaths is unknown" somehow means something different to "It is unknown what the cause of death is in the largest number of cases" ever since.

I haven't added in any vague suggestion of some shadowy link to vaccines. This is becoming delusional now.

Nothing to do with the Alberta Factcheck, which I deliberately quoted in a separate post to the "nothing to see here comment"

That referred to this quote from Odyssey dismissing the excess deaths in England and Wales in which I quoted specifically his remark: 2022 has one of the lowest excess deaths of the century.

This refers to England and Wales excess deaths, nothing to with the unknown causes being the largest number of deaths in Alberta.

You ask: "Were you posting in support of CQDs position that the excess deaths being listed as unknown were somehow linked to the vaccines, or is there some other meaning to what you posted?"

But you'll have doubt noticed the post of CQDs I quoted, what part of it indicates his position "the excess deaths being listed as unknown were somehow linked to the vaccines"?

That was the entirety of his post I responded to and quoted.

What exactly I meant was it is extraordinary to exclude 2020 acknowledging it is an outlier and then say all is normal. The reason 2020 is excluded as an outlier is because there was a colossal increase in excess deaths because of Covid, the overwhelming majority of which were in the elderly.

Covid brought a significant number of deaths in that demographic forward, which is precisely why you'd expect to see excess deaths very substantially lower this year.

Except, since April we are not only seeing excess deaths significantly higher than the five year average baseline, we are seeing them significantly higher at exactly the time when they should be expected to be significantly lower.

Whatever the causes of these excess deaths, brushing them off as 2022 has one of the lowest excess deaths of the century, nothing to see here, is absurd.