Excess mortality higher in Republican areas of the US

posted 2 years ago by tuchodi 2 years ago by tuchodi +1 / -10

Interesting, eh? The areas of the States less likely to be vaccinated are the ones with more excess deaths.

Edit 1: add a link: https://www.nber.org/system/files/working_papers/w30512/w30512.pdf

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– VaxedAndContagious1 4 points 2 years ago +4 / -0

This only makes you look like a deranged double masked FarLefist TwoChodes. Misinformation at its finest. You copy paste a title and have no ability to understand the math or the content,

As always, the Covid Nazi copy pastes links that hide ALL data of vaccine status. And Hides all double, and triple vaccinated Covid Hospitalizations and hides double and triple vaccinated Covid Deaths.
The vaccine status of all these “Republicans” deaths are hidden
This study hides all the FULLY VACCINATED breakthrough Covid Infections after Jan 2022:

“we explore the association between county-level vaccination rates and excess death rates for Republicans and Democrats before and after vaccines were widely available. We pool our excess death data into two time periods: Covid “Pre-Vaccine” (April 2020 to March 2021) and Covid “Post-Vaccine” (April 2021-December 2021), referring to the period when vaccines were available to all adults in Florida and Ohio.” COVID Vaccine Status for each death is unknown.

The vaccine status of each death is hidden, making the title that the TwoChodes Covid Nazi wrote blatant misinformation

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– tuchodi [S] -8 points 2 years ago +1 / -9

What V&C1 is trying to say, folks, in her own ham-fisted, semi-literate way, is that she wants you to believe there is hidden data.

You have to take her word for this, because she can't produce it herself. You know: "The fact that there's no proof is proof".

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