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Some Chilling Numbers About Coronavirus Deaths In The US
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2020 Jul 25, 2:15am 733 views 7 comments
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WookieMan
2020 Jul 25, 3:12am
WookieMan
2020 Jul 25, 3:12am
Who cares when we have 330M plus people and a large % of COVID deaths are from other causes in people near end of life. A massive chunk of which died in NY because of a dumb ass governor putting sick people in nursing homes instead of a hospital ship that was sent to assist.
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Onvacation
2020 Jul 25, 5:34am
Onvacation
2020 Jul 25, 5:34am
ohomen171 says
And only 6,553 deaths from flu which normally kill tens of thousands. In 2017 2018 flu season, a particularly bad year, over 80,000 people died.
Before you say, "see, the lockdown worked", remember the "2 week" lockdown was to "flatten the curve" and millions would die regardless. It has now morphed into a dystopian "new normal" where we are forced to wear masks under threat of life and liberty, and our kids can't be normal kids anymore.
Give me liberty or give me 0.01% chance of death, less considering I have no comorbidities.
Covid-19 is a particularly nasty and virulent cold that the powers that be are using for their own evil purposes.
We start the day with 148,492 documented coronavirus deaths in the US.
And only 6,553 deaths from flu which normally kill tens of thousands. In 2017 2018 flu season, a particularly bad year, over 80,000 people died.
Before you say, "see, the lockdown worked", remember the "2 week" lockdown was to "flatten the curve" and millions would die regardless. It has now morphed into a dystopian "new normal" where we are forced to wear masks under threat of life and liberty, and our kids can't be normal kids anymore.
Give me liberty or give me 0.01% chance of death, less considering I have no comorbidities.
Covid-19 is a particularly nasty and virulent cold that the powers that be are using for their own evil purposes.
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Dholliday126
2020 Jul 25, 7:39pm
Dholliday126
2020 Jul 25, 7:39pm
Right and I live in LA and only know of 2 people that got it. My sister and niece, both were down for 2 days and said it's not as bad as a cold.
ITS ALL BULLSHIT
ITS ALL BULLSHIT
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komputodo
2020 Jul 25, 8:54pm
komputodo
2020 Jul 25, 8:54pm
I know I'm chilled...between this and NK on the brink of nuclear attack and the end of the world in 9 years due to climate change and the glass vial shortage for vaccines and Trump wanting to be Dictator For Life and police violence and the toilet paper shortage.....I know I am fucked.
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Patrick
2020 Jul 25, 9:23pm
Patrick
2020 Jul 25, 9:23pm
Onvacation says
Let's see, it has a 99.7% infection survival rate, and of the 0.3% who died, 99% of those had "significant co-morbidities".
So if you have no "significant co-morbidities" then your chance of dying, should you happen to get infected, is about 0.003%.
So yes, it's less than 0.01%.
Give me liberty or give me 0.01% chance of death, less considering I have no comorbidities.
Let's see, it has a 99.7% infection survival rate, and of the 0.3% who died, 99% of those had "significant co-morbidities".
So if you have no "significant co-morbidities" then your chance of dying, should you happen to get infected, is about 0.003%.
So yes, it's less than 0.01%.
We start the day with 148,492 documented coronavirus deaths in the US. We are now averaging 1,100 deaths per day. By September 11, 2020, we will hit 200,000 deaths. By election day on November 3, we could see a total of 258,000 or more document coronavirus deaths in the US.