The good news is that it's not going to happen.

A significant die off from run of the mill infections is inevitable now that a huge percentage of the population continues to compromise their immune systems with dangerous experimental drugs.

The bad news is that we have way bigger problems now.

https://market-ticker.org/akcs-www?post=244540

As of Oct. 18, at least 10,857 Americans have died of COVID-19 despite being fully vaccinated.
People aged 65 and older made up 85% of the deaths while female patients represented 43%
of the total breakthrough fatalities, according to data from the U.S. Centers for Disease Control
and Prevention. There were also 2,299 deaths that occurred in patients who were asymptomatic
or whose deaths were not related to COVID-19 but tested positive for the virus.

Between the CDC’s Oct. 4 and Oct. 18 report, the total number of breakthrough deaths among
the fully vaccinated showed a 64% increase from 6,617 to the current count.

Fakenews.  There's no evidence of the vaccinated dying. 

You say “fake news” one more time, without corroborating evidence and no input to the conversation, you are getting banned.

Okay so how should I respond to false information?  Are you defending his theories?  Are you requesting for me to provide proof all the vaccinated are not going to die? And if so every time he posts these false theories? (this is not the first time) Are you encouraging this falsified information?

Here is a quick link so I comply with your post.
https://www.politifact.com/factchecks/2021/sep/20/facebook-posts/no-evidence-covid-19-vaccines-causing-deaths/

There is no evidence that there will be mass death from the vaccines.  No evidence of compromised immune systems etc.

https://apnews.com/article/fact-checking-823830789386

Okay so how should I respond to false information?  Are you defending his theories?  Are you requesting for me to provide proof all the vaccinated are not going to die? And if so every time he posts these false theories? (this is not the first time) Are you encouraging this falsified information?

Someone said the vaccinated are going to die in 3 years (or whatever).

You disagree.

You can't say it is fake.

Someone else posts information that some of the vaccinated ARE dying.

This SUPPORTS the first hypothesis that vaccinated CAN die (but doesn't PROVE that ALL of them will die in 3 years).

So far, there is no evidence that says the vaccinated WILL NOT die in 3 years. Unless someone has a time machine.

Personally I do NOT think that the vaccinated will all die in 3 years. I think this was a myth put out there to discredit the people who do not want the vaccine, and then in 3 years (another 2 years or so) people can say SEE! No deaths in 3 years. Let's force the unvaccinated to get injected now!

However I do think there is SOMETHING SERIOUSLY WRONG with the mRNA gene experimentation injections and I think that the death and illness rate will INCREASE due to these injections.

For support of this theory, I will post a video (in another thread, so it doesn't get buried here) of many doctors and scientific/medical EXPERTS who say the same thing.

This is not the first time I've posted this, but someone keeps pretending they know things that just aren't true.

"Fake News" does not mean "False Information."  We already have a word for that:  misinformation, or propaganda.

"Fake News" is a term that describes what main stream media outlets push as "news", when it is in fact them spinning a narrative so it's not actually false.  It is intended to get people to read it -- or at least click the link -- so the site makes more money.

Fake News is often substituted for real news when the real news goes against the Democrat media's interests.  Like the Hunter Biden laptop. They pretty much buried the story just before the election in order to help Biden win.  Even the FBI sat on the laptop evidence for months before anyone knew about it.  Nothing would have been reported had the repair shop owner not sent a copy of the hard drive to Rudy G.  The whole time, the MSM put out dismissals and denials that the laptop was even Hunter's, that it held evidence that his father was involved in Hunter's "business" dealings, etc.

That was all fake news designed to distract and deflect from the real news.

Stop using the term to imply false statements or misinformation. 

Not really, its been used in contact of facts.  Trump himself has used it not in referring to the media.

Stop using the term to imply false statements or misinformation. 

Dont u know that we are all using the term incorrectly and he is using it correctly. That would make more sense of why he states it the way he does.

While you may have some doctors and scientists, the majority still believe it is safe.  And there is no evidence that is contrary enough to sway that.
Just like you can find someone with a PHD who may tell you the earth is flat and many more who would say its not.