The highest death per confirmed case rate in the country is actually in NOLA and it's almost twice that of NYC
wsj.com/articles/new-orleans-area-has-worst-coronavirus-death-rate-in-u-s-11586008800
We aren’t even at the one month mark
this s*** is crazy man i just wanna lick some coochie and suck some toes
Nope not yet
Around 1800 deaths as of now iirc
It should reach the 9/11 numbers by tuesday/wenesday
Damn. It just hit me this is most likely going to surpass this. Really made me look at it differently.
this s*** is crazy man i just wanna lick some coochie and suck some toes
its over for all entertainement
artist will fall off
athletes will get fat
actors will fall off
Damn. It just hit me this is most likely going to surpass this. Really made me look at it differently.
Yeah thats a good kind of a***ogy Ive been using to try to convince ppl I see that think this isn't serious like that.
9/11 killed 2996 americans. This thing is currently killing 1300 americans a day and will most likely reach 3000-3500/day pretty soon.
Yeah thats a good kind of a***ogy Ive been using to try to convince ppl I see that think this isn't serious like that.
9/11 killed 2996 americans. This thing is currently killing 1300 americans a day and will most likely reach 3000-3500/day pretty soon.
It's like another 9/11 every day
This thread, this s*** hitting us hardest
Yep
Been saying for a while that supporting the release of a huge part of the prison population because of the coronavirus should be the biggest race issue for african-americans rn
I read you need to have earned $5000 in 2019 and I didn't
if ur absolutely broke bro just apply to Ontario Works. There is no shame in that in these times if u need it. I think its like 700 a month
I understand why some are Comparing this to 9/11 but I also don’t think it’s logical
The virus is obviously incredibly serious and accelerates the rate of death but I believe a good portion of deaths were due to covid and a number of other factors combined
9/11 took 3000 lives most of which that would’ve lived 50+ more years if it had never happened
I understand why some are Comparing this to 9/11 but I also don’t think it’s logical
The virus is obviously incredibly serious and accelerates the rate of death but I believe a good portion of deaths were due to covid and a number of other factors combined
People are comparing the political ramifications and overall effects on society. This is one of those generation defining events like 9/11 or the fall of the USSR, etc.
theintercept.com/2020/04/01/coronavirus-medical-supplies-export
damn this is f***ed
People are comparing the political ramifications and overall effects on society. This is one of those generation defining events like 9/11 or the fall of the USSR, etc.
I agree on that front
But the people comparing death tolls I think are looking at the two all wrong
I understand why some are Comparing this to 9/11 but I also don’t think it’s logical
The virus is obviously incredibly serious and accelerates the rate of death but I believe a good portion of deaths were due to covid and a number of other factors combined
I mean not necessarily. If someone is diabetic, obese or has respiratory problems it doesn't mean they're on the brink of death even without covid. People live long and full lives with some of these conditions. Even if you're talking about seniors, their lives are still getting cut short 10, 20, 30, 40 years too soon.
My uncle died of Coronavirus
condolences
I mean not necessarily. If someone is diabetic, obese or has respiratory problems it doesn't mean they're on the brink of death even without covid. People live long and full lives with some of these conditions. Even if you're talking about seniors, their lives are still getting cut short 10, 20, 30, 40 years too soon.
this is what a lot of people don't understand lol
having underlying problems does not youre on your deathbed.