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First, I'm talking about life-years, not excess deaths. Second, I'm talking about opportunity cost. Saying that a lot of people died under your preferred polic

by rsj_hn 5y ago

First, I'm talking about life-years, not excess deaths. Second, I'm talking about opportunity cost. Saying that a lot of people died under your preferred policy does not measure what the opportunity cost of that policy is. It really has nothing to do with it, or if anything, undermines your point.

nuerow 5y ago
> First, I'm talking about life-years, not excess deaths. Is this a repeat of the ageist "I don't care if those older than me are killed" sociopath mantra?