Sure we do. We all so have 330 million people in this country and it seems you believe what China puts out. It would seem we would have more deaths than say Italy with a population of about 40 million but as a % of the population they have 3 times the deaths we have. Like I said let nothing get in the way of your talking points and narrative.
Covid has affected people with a compromised immune system the most.....We also have close to 100 million obese adults living in america and close to 50 million adults over the age of 60 living in the United States.... to say the only reason we have high mortality rate is because we haven't done enough covid protection is a little ignorant on the totality of reasons why it has hit the U.S. harder than most.
What the what? You literally said that "our death rate per percentage of positive test is one of the lowest in the world."
Among the top 20 countries currently most effected by Covid-19, we have the fifth highest death rate.
Looking at the lifetime of the virus, we have the 33rd highest death rate out of 161 nations. In no way can either of those be perceived as "one of the lowest in the world."
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Can anyone figure out how this is a Texas COVID death as the article headline suggests? Very sorry the gentleman passed away and prayers to his family.
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You keep making things up that are so easily disprovable. It's quite strange. Italy's population is 60 million, not 40. Yes their total deaths per capita is higher than ours; about 50% higher, not 300% higher.
But they were also one of the first countries to go through a crazy spike, so they learned from it, properly quarantined, and shut it down. Other counties learned from Italy. We should have learned from it, but many areas chose to ignore it.
Yesterday, Italy had 142 new cases of Covid-19. We had 43,865. Adjust theirs up 5.5x to make up for population difference, and we still had over 56 times the number of new cases, just yesterday alone.
You are correct, I did reply to the Texas graph, and if you can see even on that graph there is a much higher spike that started after the 10th of June. If you really believe that hundreds of thousands of people standing shoulder to shoulder in every major city shouting their demands did not contribute to the spike please tell me what did. If that doesn't contribute to the spread a disease I can't imagine how it does.
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the cases will not stop going up anytime soon. You don't stop a virus like this and you don't lock down the entire country. That just prolongs its spread. Once you start opening up the country yes cases will go up as long as deaths don't follow. We know the virus is deadly to the elderly. Lets protect those.. But you have to begin to open the country. Cramming positive covid seniors back into nursing homes sure didn't help!! 80% of the deaths or patients over 65!.
Shame on all those in charge making something like this political.
I'm holding out until the pay me to come get tested... I want some free money... Dan
Add me to the test statistic, called in to work this morning because I was a little nauseous thanks to the left over faijtas I had last night and a 20oz Gatorade at 6 A.M this morning. Everything was good after a couple more hours of extra sleep just to wake up to a text from my supervisor saying "Nausia is a syptom of COVID and I can't force you to get tested but you cannot be allowed back to the office until you provide a negative test result". I didn't question anything but instead went to get tested at 3:30, results should be in Friday according to the nurse but I'll be in Mississippi so can't get the print out until Monday. Either way looks like my planned 4 day weekend turned into a 6.
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Only one other person in my office, supervisor comes once a week which happened to be today and I wasn't there. Simply just a little nausea from the food I ate the night before and the Gatorade, which gives me a bit of stomach pain but not problems. Plus when I say nausea I'm saying grumbling stomach not knowing what's going to happen but nothing actually happening.