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I see. Post Trump, Russia goes back to being the bad guy.

I trust this was all presented in court.

It's like with 911 Trutherism or Flat Earthers. The more people that don't come to the same crazy conclusions, the more people that are in on it. Barr is clearly a deep statist

All evidence that could have and should been presented in Court.

That was by design BTW. And Republicans were to blame. Laws were passed to force officials to count Mail-In Votes after In-Person voting. They built in the impression of fraud into the system. Many states were able to handle it. See Florida and Ohio who counted the mail-in votes as they came in.

It's also funny that the likes of Huga Chavez's corpse and Cuba would be down with all this corporatist stuff.

Barr is just parroting what courts of law have said. If there was compelling evidence of widespread fraud and not just isolated anecdotes they would have been presented in the several dozen court cases that Trump and his gaggle has lost. Trump's fight is political not legal. He's hoping to pressure Republican Legislators will send Faithless Electors to the EC. That's his last Hail Mary shot. It's come out that the Trump Campaign has raised $170 million since Election. That's the real reason for all this.

We all know William Barr is nothing but a RINO https://nationalpost.com/news/world/staunch-trump-ally-barr-says-doj-hasnt-uncovered-significant-voter-fraud

People go to a LTC Home to die. It's sad but unavoidable if there's an outbreak. Most of the deaths we do see are from LTC. The issue is with Hospitalization though. You may survive, but if you need to be Hospitalized you contribute to the problem and increase the chance others may die. https://www.cp24.com/news/ontario-reports-1-707-new-covid-19-cases-positivity-climbs-above-5-per-cent-1.5211692

So now we're making choices on who's "affliction" is worse. But in the instance of COVID, that choice gets made for us when Hospitals get overrun and ALL Healthcare gets taxed. People can't receive elective life changing surgeries, they can't just go to the ER and expect to get treated in an efficient manor. What of the person that doesn't have COVID-19, but has a heart attack or a stroke, but because their local hospital is overrun so they have to go somewhere far from their home and die alone just like any COVID-19 patient because the system is taxed? The closing of businesses, mask mandates and enforced social distancing are geared to stop that.

More Leftwing Propaganda from the. . . National Review https://www.nationalreview.com/2020/11/trump-election-fraud-disgraceful-endgame/

So you want Co-morbidity data associated with the death toll. TBH I assume all the COVID-19 deaths involve some sort of co-morbidity. But once you reach a saturation point in the Hospitals due to all these people with co-morbidities getting sick with COVID-19, you reach a tipping point where just accessing healthcare is fraught with peril. From your cite. You could say the same about someone who dies of Cancer or Heart Disease. Poor life choices lead to a greater chance of death from a variety of causes. Which is why America's resistance to COVID mitigation measures is so puzzling. It's a country full of people with co-morbidities. And we see that with the death rate. There's a difference between dying of a heart attack from a life of poor eating choices and dying from a heart attack brought on by an infectious disease you caught from a younger person who didn't care if they got sick or not.

Except Hospitalization and Positivity Rate are better indicators of the outbreak, not straight caseload.

Where recounts have happened. They've affirmed the initial vote count. Even in Georgia, where Trump is now attacking Republican officials for not simply overturning the results. So who exactly is trying to rig the election?

That would explain Manitoba and Alberta's bad COVID-19 numbers of late.

You could also compare deaths in Sweden to a Mask Mandate country like Canada.

Just a reminder. Even the Right's COVID-19 Darling has moved to limit indoor public gatherings. https://www.theguardian.com/world/2020/nov/16/sweden-limits-public-gatherings-to-eight-people-amid-covid-surge

Small businesses that still relying on foot traffic, most certainly. We were already down that road before COVID-19. The pandemic has just hastened the decline of Brick and Mortar retail.

Cancelling elective surgeries is one of the dire consequences of COVID. We look need no further than Italy and New York in the Spring to see how things can cascade out of control. Rationing of care is a real possibility and increases the death toll. And you can just as easily have a virtual worship service. It's not essential. It's a big problem. I'm experiencing it myself. Certainly letting COVID-19 run rampant isn't the solution.

Here's a good and extensive article outlining ways, doctors are discovering, COVID-19 can kill you. https://www.sciencemag.org/news/2020/04/how-does-coronavirus-kill-clinicians-trace-ferocious-rampage-through-body-brain-toes

Actually here in Ontario, despite shutdowns, schools have remained open. I think Schools are being quite militant about not allowing any child that's sick to be in the school. Note in the Ontario COVID-19 thread some posters are decrying this as a potential room for more outbreaks. But also note that Children usually don't live in Silos, they can come home and spread the disease to parents or grandparents. Churches are large indoor gatherings. Much like sporting events. Liqour Stores are much like any other form of commodity retail like Grocery Stores. People need to shop to continue the economy. Though in some places, even retails has been shut down or reduced. I think you can appreciate the social issue generated by banning alcohol sales as well. People really shouldn't be gathering indoors in large numbers. We can see that the biggest spikes in cases are coming from places where multi-generational homes. These gathering are difficult to enforce. Which is why numbers keep going up. Especially when winter weather drives people indoors more. In Toronto indoor dining has been suspended for a month. You can get McDonalds using the Drive-Thru. I'm sure you're not obstinate enough not to realize that. I'm sure BBQ Boy could have still remained opening by offering Take-Out and Delivery. Not saying that's ideal, but it's all a goal to reduce indoor public gatherings. I had take-out this week at a restaurant that has directed all their resources into offering take-out and delivery. Dining elements are all closed, even though they're technically allowed to be open where I live. That's highly anecdotal as I don't know where you live. Note this article documenting Hospital overcrowding across Canada due to COVID-19. https://globalnews.ca/news/7464926/coronavirus-canada-hospital-capacity/

Seems more-so from COVID-19. Cite instances where hospitalizations reach the saturation point they have, for the run-of-the-mill flu. Both in the US and in Canada.