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CD Projekt boss pushes back on 'conspiracy theories' against diversity in gaming: 'We live in times where anyone can record complete nonsense and make a story out of it' (www.pcgamer.com)

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[–] 1984@lemmy.today -3 points 3 weeks ago* (last edited 3 weeks ago)

I did the same. Covid was the year where the official flu disappeared as a reason for deaths, and everything became covid deaths.

Also if you died for any reason and was found to have covid inside, it was classified as a covid death anyway.

So I saw them drive up the statistics enormously to ridiculous levels. People here on Lemmy don't agree though and gets upset about this point of view.

To them covid was a global killer, very dangerous, just like the media and the government said. But when I look at statistics, I hardly see any deaths in people younger than 50. This is official statistics for my country at least.

But yeah, the US has/had so many incredibly unhealthy people so of course they got hit hard. Italy also for the same reasons.