What is the actual Covid death rate?

hospitals 20%

I mean literally, do the math...

what is the % if you divide the total deaths by total cases?

What is the % if you divide the total deaths of hospitalized/hospitalized?

It may surprise you, and this is NOT advertised on the MSM.

Delta bumped it up to 12.3% last I checked a week ago

I'll help:

total cases as of 7/28: 34,722,631
total deaths as of 7/28: 609,853

7 day average deaths: 296
7 day average hospitalizations: 5,475

There's a lot of info here!!

What do the actual covid death rate numbers and the 2020 election results have in common they cook the books

You cannot get good numbers with Covid at all. In the USA alone at least 30 million covid cases are certainly fake as they were the uncounted influenza cases that got called covid. At least 60,000 deaths in the USA alone were also called covid but they were the influenza which was wrongfully called covid the whole time.

When you get to the nuts and bolts of covid and influenza....none of their BS stands. This is all fabricated and the jab is certainly not for any deadly virus more serious than influenza.

Every world government and media outlet should be getting hunted down and offed for their roles in this complete fabrication of covid.

% deaths overall = total deaths 609,853/total infected 486,000,511

what's that?

Zero....they never isolated the virus. It all BS.

7.8 billion people

4 million dead from COVID
1.2 million prevax

2.8 mi post vax

Hmm....looks like 0.13%

Let that sink in, for overall deaths. From CDC.

Sorry Canada, I am talking USA here.

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ANYONE believing the numbers


IS A F'ING REJECT IMBECILE!

this is the only correct answer. 'covid' is a fabrication.

Define "Covid"

Here is another question:

Why is it so hard to get the rate, just the rate?

I mean, the death rate overall and also the % of hospitalized that die?

Why is so much digging involved? Is it 10%, 50%? I mean, a death is a death...it is awful for the family.

BUT

Why so much digging to get the percentages?

You don't believe the % death rate is 0.13%? Because I calculated it right from the CDC website.

That's not 13%. It's 0.13%.

How was that calculated?

True dat...and now they want to pass off a "Variant" you cant have a variant its a hoax....

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You will never get accurate numbers!

I've seen everything posted here from zero to 20%

It seems to vary wildly from place to place.

My gut tells me the numbers have topped out and will start dropping but I could be wrong and there's really not good way to verify it anyway.

Its gotta be at least tens of thousands of grandmas per hour.


10k+ gph

Can you really trust any numbers ? It’s all very vague and who knows who isn’t lying for political power and control for whatever reason Get it ?

from the beginning I said they are not showing the death rate.

because that would show covid is no more dangerous than the flu.

all this over the flu.

obviously they have an anti human agenda.

Nobody should have to dig or pull out a calculator.

CDC should have it front and center.

But it's not as dramatic to say 0.13% death rate.

I think the 7-day avg for deaths among hospitalized is around 5% now.

People should be able to see and weigh the risk. What is the 7-day average risk of even being hospitalized, according to CDC numbers?

Here it is: 5475 cases/ 66,606 = 0.082 x 100 = 8%

This does not mean:

a) you will get hospitalized
b) you will die

The numbers need to be out there for people to make informed decisions. Since they are not...go on the CDC site and inform yourself.

Current case rate with the current death rate over last 2 months. This is US number only don't know and don't care about other countries

where are you getting 486 million cases from? us only has 350 million ppl

Right off the CDC site, lol! That says a lot

You are bad at math or bad at trolling. Shut up bitch

The numbers change depending on where you look. Roughly 613,000 deaths in the United States, population 328.2 million people.

Figure the total number of cases in the US earlier this week around 34 million. That includes retests and false positives, but roughly just over 10% of the population test positive. Whatever the heck that means. Testing positive doesn't mean that people were ever sick!

Over 400,000 of those deaths have been people over the age of 50. What we aren't getting is the information on what else was wrong with those people. All those elderly in the nursing homes weren't there because they were in great health. They were frail and at risk for any infection.

Had this been an actual "deadly pandemic" 30 or 40% of us would be dead now, and we would be noticing a lot less Americans.

CDC numbers yield death rate as 8% for *hospitalized* people.

According to CDC, death rate overall for 7 day average is 296 deaths/66,606 cases is 0.44%