[A_perfect_lady]

I've been saying this for days, albeit in a lot fewer words. According to the CDC, the monthly average deaths in the US:

2017=234K
2018=237K
2019=238K
2020=236K

If we really lost an extra 250K our death rate would be ~260K per month.

But it isn't.

[IrishBrigade]

‘According to the CDC, the monthly average deaths in the US:’

very interesting; where did you get the data, if I might ask...?

[SomeCallMeTim]

Where are you finding the average monthly death figures for 2020? I can’t locate them anywhere.

[SomeCallMeTim]

I've been saying this for days, albeit in a lot fewer words. According to the CDC, the monthly average deaths in the US: 2017=234K 2018=237K 2019=238K 2020=236K If we really lost an extra 250K our death rate would be ~260K per month. But it isn't.

This would be very convincing data, if it were true. Unfortunately, it isn't.

The AVERAGE monthly deaths for 2020 provided by the CDC for Jan-June 2020 is 271,000.

Deaths are UP. One can argue about whether the amount is significant or not. But, it's incorrect to claim that "Total Deaths" are down.

There is a FLOOD of misinformation going around the internet these days. Trust NOTHING. Always verify.