It's almost as though there is some kind of difference between today's covid and the original covid.
You know, like maybe one version has a lower case spike and more severe symptoms.
But the other had a very high case spike but relatively mild symptoms.
If that were true, the later version would create enough mildly symptomatic cases to mess with the data, even though the first did not.
The really should look into that. Maybe give each version it's own name so dumbfucks don't get them confused.
1. We posted evidence that this was happening previously in this forum long before the omicron, including people dying from accidents being marked as COVID.
2. We posted jurisdictions previously having reviewed this as well, and lowering their numbers as a result. Some were better than others which didn't bother to do this.
3. For you to believe your own rationalization, you'd have to believe that now they are marking people in the hospitalization numbers because they test positive while giving birth, being treated for an accident, or undergoing some other treatment, but with previous versions everyone who went into the hospital went in for a serious case and there weren't these incidentals. Wow!
That's some seriously mind bending pieces of mental gymnastics right there. There really isn't any length of rationalization you won't go to in order to protect your priors.