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6. Someone will start keeping a running tally, widely publicized, even if government tries to suppress the numbers

Thu Nov 13, 2025, 10:08 AM

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Like the weekly COVID death charts, or remember when the Evening News shows showed the little US, South Vietnamese and North Vietnamese flags with weekly body counts back in the day, it will be pretty easy to start a tally, starting from the end of ACA support, to document rising death tolls. More people are certainly going to be treated, for more and more serious conditions, in the Nation's ERs. And more people are going to start dying in these ERs as the results of delayed treatment, or no treatment at all, of health problems.

I think it is going to get really ugly, and even our limp dick media is going to be hard-pressed to ignore it.

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