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It's not a 0.1% death rate. Over 1.6% of US confirmed covid cases have resulted in death for example. To get a 0.1% death rate you either have to assume there i
by salamandersauce 5y ago
It's not a 0.1% death rate. Over 1.6% of US confirmed covid cases have resulted in death for example. To get a 0.1% death rate you either have to assume there is 10 times more unreported cases (in which case everybody in the US has had covid once or multiple times already at this point) or claim stupid shit like people with comorbidites were going to die then anyways.
Please don't spread misinformation.
- mrkramer 5y agoYou are spreading misinformation because you are not telling what age group is the most endangered and with what comorbidites. For example mortality rate in Mexico is 7.8% and in Peru 9.2% but in Denmark it is 0.8% and in Netherlands 0.9%.[0] You are not taking age of the group, health status and medical history of the group and quality of the health care and quality of the treatment they received in consideration. Read this article about what happened in Canadian Long Term Care homes: https://www.theglobeandmail.com/canada/article-canadian-military-report-documents-deplorable-conditions-at-two/ https://www.theglobeandmail.com/canada/article-canadian-mili... And I referred to the death rate in the beginning of the pandemic and to be true you can not know real death cause of a person without autopsy. [0] https://coronavirus.jhu.edu/data/mortality https://coronavirus.jhu.edu/data/mortality