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From the Stats that I’ve seen, Covid 19 is no worse than the usual influenza outbreaks that occur around the world every year, and the older you are, the more likely to die from it.
‘Global Research’, a Canadian site, have put out lots of information about Covid 19, and the statistics show that the vast % of deaths has occurred in people over the age of 70+and it rises, the older they get. Pre-existing conditions have also played a role in the deaths of younger victims.
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It is also very effective in eliminating large numbers of people who are receiving Government pensions………
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And the medically insured pool takes on a much different profile.
And then there’s the underfunded defined benefit pensions.
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“medically insured pool”…”underfunded defined benefit pensions”….I’m guessing they are American stats, so I’m unfamiliar with them…..so, I’m not sure how to respond.
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If you are a medical insurance corp it could be very lucrative to have your over 80s drop dead while keeping the young and fit.
The profile of the victims is obese, diabetic, and elderly. The combination of which tend to use a lot of medical outlays.
Defined benefit pensions are funded by employers, lax government oversight can result in loss of retiree benefits… unless the pool shrinks.
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Oh yes, now I get it. I wouldn’t put it past some of these medical companies to “eliminate problems” to their bottom line(call me a Cynic).
Nursing homes in Australia have had a much higher than average death rate to Corona Virus, and of course the victims are in their ’80’s and ’90’s…
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