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Sweden doesn't look like hell. 99% of deaths in Italy were over 65. Study after study, LA, Massachusetts, Chicago, etc. show that many, many more people have go
by rpiguy 7y ago
Sweden doesn't look like hell. 99% of deaths in Italy were over 65. Study after study, LA, Massachusetts, Chicago, etc. show that many, many more people have gotten COVID asymptomatically and the actual mortality rate thus far is miniscule.
Death projections continue to be revised down in the US and almost everywhere outside of NYC is far behind expected deaths and hospitalizations. NYC is sharing their ventilators with NJ because they don't need as many as expected.
At this point it is the alarmists arguing against evidence and actual data, now that we have some. It is rather amusing to behold.
- alt_f4 6y ago> At this point it is the alarmists arguing against evidence and actual data, now that we have some. It is rather amusing to behold. You were also the one claiming US deaths will be under 60K per your imaginary CDC projections, but these are 56K right now and there are still 1K deaths per day. And, no, 99% of deaths in Italy are not over 65. That's also imaginary. So, your ability to make up data and then "reason" with it seems strong.
- jfim 7y ago> 99% of deaths in Italy were over 65. Do you have a source for that? Publicly available information [0] points at approximately 80% of deaths being 70 and over, not 99. [0] https://www.statista.com/statistics/1105061/coronavirus-deaths-by-region-in-italy/ https://www.statista.com/statistics/1105061/coronavirus-deat...