When they say beds are full they mean dedicated beds for covid not all the beds in the hospital. When they say understaffed it means they fired too many for not taking the jab. When they give mortality rates it's often not only inflated but taken out of hospitalized only to be a higher percentage rather than total cases whether hospitalized or not. When they say most hospitalized/deaths are unvaccinated they don't count people vaccinated 14 days ago or less. When they talk about rising cases they compare all covid cases over several years to one flu season which is less than a year.
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When they say beds are full they mean dedicated beds for covid not all the beds in the hospital. When they say understaffed it means they fired too many for not taking the jab. When they give mortality rates it's often not only inflated but taken out of hospitalized only to be a higher percentage rather than total cases whether hospitalized or not. When they say most hospitalized/deaths are unvaccinated they don't count people vaccinated 14 days ago or less. When they talk about rising cases they compare all covid cases over several years to one flu season which is less than a year.