Ssdi 9/11

[Fly Poster]

Keep bumping into CTers who quiz the lack of entries in the Social Security Death Index, holy 2006 Batman! The idea is still running, because many CTers refuse to believe the SSDI is anything but 100% accurate, so I did the maths in a recent debate.

on 27/04/11 in Alabama 238 people sadly died as a result of ferocious storms. An SSDI search for the state of Alabama on that date showed up 231 entries, however, the average per day for Alabama is about 100 entries, so 131 is 56.7%. I could not find any foreign nationals that died in Alabama, 12% of the total were foreign nationals on September 11.
The SSDI was out by 43% in Alabama

[Quad4_72]

I think you missed the main CT Section. This is the 9/11 one.

[Dog Town]

I think you missed the main CT Section. This is the 9/11 one.
It's 911 related, just old.

K-tel strikes again!

[Dash80]

I backed a truther in to a corner with the death index one. he believes not being on it means the person didn't die/didn't exist. I know this guy personally and I know his uncle died a couple years ago, I told him to check if this uncle was on the index. He wasn't, truther stuttered and shut up.

[Fly Poster]

I backed a truther in to a corner with the death index one. he believes not being on it means the person didn't die/didn't exist. I know this guy personally and I know his uncle died a couple years ago, I told him to check if this uncle was on the index. He wasn't, truther stuttered and shut up.

Yeah, it's an odd one that some truthers get stuck on, even though the website that the list is published on has an explanation as to why everyone who has died is not on the list, they won't accept that.
The Alabama example had similar response from the truther I was debating that you got from yours.