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I didn't take any offence. No need to apologize. I don't care if we continue to "dialogue".
It seems pretty obvious that you're not engaging further because you can't.
I'm going to respond briefly to a couple of your points here. Up to you if you respond back.
Your point about the BBC "implying things" about other countries is that they didn't say anything at all about other countries? That's not an implication.
It's an article about excess deaths in the UK. I was responding directly to a comment by Electrum1 about excess deaths in the UK. I fail to see how it's infuriating or outrageous that an article written about one country isn't written about the entire world.
You said there were holes in the article and it was implying things about other countries, but you can't pinpoint a single erroneous sentence.
I'm going to assume that you accept the NHS explanation for the UK. I'm happy to go country to country with you, if you like.
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As for Japan, with all due respect, you clearly haven't even looked at the data.
What's incredible is that you can clearly see the excess deaths in 2020 are not out of the ordinary at all, in particular during the first few months of 2020 when the virus was supposedly the most deadly but the excess death rate is actually in the negative lol.
I already responded to this point with another BLer.
Just look at the cases in Japan in 2020 vs 2022. Somewhere in the vicinity of 95% of the cases occured in 2022.
Deaths didn't spike after vaccinations. The Japanese Vax regime stretched out (pretty evenly) across the entire of 2021. Deaths spiked in 2022 when cases spiked.
You're parroting misinformation.