A quick response. I don't reject there are "excess deaths." Some attribute this to Covid-19, and some to Covid-19 protocols such as not getting treatment until being admitted to the hospital or getting "protocol" treatment in hospitals as defined by the CDC, and some attribute this to the "work" of the mRNA injections.
I notice that you skipped past the part about whole nations and governments accepting a premise -- such as Lebensraum and the "virus" of European Jewry -- and so went violently mad for a time.
I also notice you skipped past the mortality rates over these last forty months, in order to bolster your advocacy view.
When one demands others explain "evidence," then the whole picture might be considered. Or not.
You are adept at asking questions. Not so good at revealing your own perspective. Are you pro-mRNA injections? Are you pro-Fauci and Birx?
So that means in the US 1.2 million people died from Covid or from poor treatment for Covid.
...some attribute this to the "work" of the mRNA injections.
Those people are ignoring the more than half a million excess deaths in 2020, before the vaccines were deployed.
I notice that you skipped past the part about whole nations and governments accepting a premise
A premise that seems to have been borne out by the excess death data.
I also notice you skipped past the mortality rates over these last forty months, in order to bolster your advocacy view.
I never questioned the mortality rate. What difference does it make if we still have over a million dead Americans?
Not so good at revealing your own perspective. Are you pro-mRNA injections? Are you pro-Fauci and Birx?
This isn't a sporting event and I'm not rooting for a team.
The data say the mRNA vaccines were very effective in preventing serious disease and death but they're far from perfect.
As for Fauci and Birx, I think that in retrospect they made some flawed decisions but were operating in good faith.