Seems to me the difference is quite obvious.
What do you mean?
Which do you think is more likely, that there just so happened to be more deaths of near every cause or that a disease that is purported to have killed that many people did?
If it could be anything else, you'd need to explain how all these other causes of death randomly increased during COVID.
Looks like mandating health care workers get vaccinated is working.
https://news.yahoo.com/vaccine-manda...134106597.html
Seems like Delta is doing just fine without an mandate and forcing them to lose their jobs
By the time we’re done, we’ll be pretty close to fully vaccinated as a company without going through all the divisiveness of a mandate," he said. "We’re proving that you can work collaboratively with your people, trusting your people to make the right decisions, respecting their decisions and not forcing them over the loss of their jobs."*
https://www.google.com/amp/s/www.fox...ne-mandate.amp
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Didn't read the article, did you?
"The reason the mandate was put in by president, I believe, was because they wanted to make sure companies had a plan to get their employees vaccinated," he said. "A month before the president came out with the mandate, we had already announced our plan to get all of our people vaccinated. And the good news is the plan is working."