[Sirius Lee]

Nonetheless there were 500lk more deaths in 2020 than in 2019.

"More deaths". What a fearmongery term. That number is going to grow and grow for the next decade for the simple reason that the birth rate in 1946 suddenly jumped by almost 3 million and grew and grew over the next few years (Baby Boom).

Boomers are old now and the first wave is dying off. This isn't magic and it isn't rocket science.

Now you know. Everybody stop freaking out and grow a pair.

[palmer]

"More deaths". What a fearmongery term. That number is going to grow and grow for the next decade for the simple reason that the birth rate in 1946 suddenly jumped by almost 3 million and grew and grew over the next few years (Baby Boom).

Year	Total Deaths	Total U.S. Population
1999	2,391,399	279,040,168
2000	2,403,351	281,421,906
2001	2,416,425	284,968,955
2002	2,443,387	287,625,193
2003	2,448,288	290,107,933
2004	2,397,615	292,805,298
2005	2,448,017	295,516,599
2006	2,426,264	298,379,912
2007	2,423,712	301,231,207
2008	2,471,984	304,093,966
2009	2,437,163	306,771,529
2010	2,468,435	308,745,538
2011	2,515,458	311,591,917
2012	2,543,279	313,914,040
2013	2,596,993	316,128,839
2014	2,626,418	318,857,056
2015	2,712,630	321,418,820
2016	2,744,248	323,127,513
2017	2,813,503	325,719,178
2018	2,839,205	327,167,434
2019	2,845,796	328,239,523
2020	3,366,546	332,601,000

Data from https://www.americanthinker.com/articles/2020/10/covid_problems_cdcs_method_of_estimating_expected_deaths_and_excess_deaths_is_misleading.html CDC mortality spreadsheet and census.gov estimate.

[MayflowerMadam]

“’More deaths’. What a fearmongery term.”

And that’s pretty much what was said by the CNN guy when interviewed by an undercover Project Veritas reporter. They purposely did not report survival numbers because that would make the death numbers practically irrelevant.

[Salamander]

" Everybody stop freaking out and grow a pair."