[Tailback]

Now count up all the Gen-x who died in the military during the Gulf War, Gulf part Deux, Iraq, Afghanistan. Lucky us.

[RWGinger]

What are the stats?

[Jan_Sobieski]

In terms of excess unexpected mortality, the equivalent of the Vietnam war just occurred in the last 6 months to America’s millennials (ages 25-44).

Even though the percentage is unprecedented, I still contend that millennials are collateral damage in a Worldwide Welfare State campaign to reduce underfunded liabilities (social security, Medicare, Medicaid, pensions, etc.). I say this confidently based on CDC numbers…

CDC 6 month Excess Mortality August 2021- January 2022… Ages 25-44 -> 61,000 (84% increase)
Ages 45-64 -> 101,000
Ages 65-84 -> 300,000+

[Rightwing Conspiratr1]

I don’t know about this.
But I do know that Ben Armstrong is a retard.

[Engraved-on-His-hands]

So, we have an epidemic. Deaths are up. Somebody is surprised and blames it on the vaccine instead of the disease.

Well, it is true that half of all people are below average in intelligence. Perhaps that helps explain it.

[logi_cal869]

In other 'news' (related):

“We’ve never seen anything like it,” Robert Anderson, CDC’s head of mortality statistics, told The Washington Post.2 Health officials would have you believe that the majority of these excess deaths were due to COVID-19, but even the CDC states, on their webpage tracking provisional death counts for COVID-19:

“Finally, the estimates of excess deaths reported here may not be due to COVID-19, either directly or indirectly. The pandemic may have changed mortality patterns for other causes of death. Upward trends in other causes of death (e.g., suicide, drug overdose, heart disease) may contribute to excess deaths in some jurisdictions. Future analyses of cause-specific excess mortality may provide additional information about these patterns.”

US Unprecedented Excess Death Toll Keeps Climbing

[logi_cal869]

Continuing from my cited source:

Causes of the rise in non-COVID excess deaths include avoidance of health care facilities due to fear of COVID-19 and delayed diagnosis and treatment for other conditions. Non-COVID excess deaths were higher in areas with more stringent pandemic responses, like lockdowns, with researchers noting:

“It lends some initial evidence to the theory that lockdowns increase excess deaths by providing a barrier to healthcare, worsening mental health and increasing domestic abuse and alcohol consumption.”

On Twitter, Silicon Valley software engineer Ben M. (@USMortality) revealed that, as of January 27, 2022, U.S. excess mortality for 2021 was about 16%, compared to 13.6% in 2020.9 That is, excess mortality increased in 2021 — the year COVID-19 shots became prevalent.

He tweeted, “2022 starting off with almost the same slope as 2021 … Excess mortality remains high even in 2022. Currently at around +23% for the latest week 2/2022.” In absolute numbers, he said, it comes down to nearly 15,000 more people dying per week than expected.

Notable for seniors:

"Previously, Ben M. revealed that in a 13-week period in late 2021, about 107,700 seniors died above the normal rate, despite a 98.7% vaccination rate.10 In another example, he used data from the CDC, census.gov and his own calculations to show excess deaths rising in Vermont even as the majority of adults have been injected.

“Vermont had 71% of their entire population vaccinated by June 1, 2021,” he tweeted in November. “That’s 83% of their adult population, yet they are seeing the most excess deaths now since the pandemic!”

I may or may not take the time to find the actual data...which CDC does NOT make available on their 'excess mortality' pages (gee...I wonder why).

That stated, there are references at the bottom of the cited source:

US Unprecedented Excess Death Toll Keeps Climbing

One of which presents the following for 'excess mortality - Vermont' (83% adults jabbed):