Cases arent mutually exclusive either. If you are tested daily in hospital, you are a new case every single time if positive. Those in ICU/hospitalized are tested regularly. People that require daily or more frequent bloodwork are tested multiple times a week and if positive are inflating numbers massively.

For deaths, they still count anyone that dies within a month of a positive test regardless of all other circumstances as a death. This includes those motorcycle deaths and so on that have made news over past year of this farce.

Another issue with deaths is the disappearance of influenza, pneumonia, etc. Flu is responsible for about 8k to 10k deaths a year in Canada on average. There are basically 0 deaths during covid despite allegedly 3 times as much testing being done. This is all lab confirmed influenza for reference. You getting sick an staying home from school was never a case of influenza. Only if it is lab confirmed is it a case. Imagine if they required actual tests for covid to count as a case or death? There would be none. China does this - no tests unless you have symptoms. Then you get a pcr test at around 30 cT (we are doing 38 to 50 range for past year which is completely useless and most recent ONtario cT is 38 that Ive confirmed; anything over 35 is virtually guaranteed false positive). PCR test is only used to assess and you go for lab confirmed bloodwork after that. Only if bloodwork is positive do you count as covid. We just use mass testing at inflated cT values to determine a covid case.

Additonally, we arent doing autopsies if there is a positive pcr "test". That counts as absolute proof for these monsters and theres no reason to check for actual death cause if they had covid anymore. So if it was a heart attack or drug overdose or whatever, they dont care. COVID COVID COVID