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I don't find it offensive (it is not), I find it untrue and unsupported. Social inequality does not make a pandemic to hit harder, for example the lack of rich
by AdrianB1 7y ago
I don't find it offensive (it is not), I find it untrue and unsupported.
Social inequality does not make a pandemic to hit harder, for example the lack of rich people (reduced inequality) would not decrease the rate of infection of the rest of the population. A city with all poor people (low inequality) would probably be hit even harder, so the living conditions are a factor at amplifying the effect of a pandemic, inequality is not. Inequality in theory slightly reduces the hit if you assume the rich will better take care of themselves.