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Just like an alt-rightie. You can't deal with FACTS, so you start throwing your own "poo" around, hoping to distract from the subject.
You people are just not equipped to defend yourselves and your views in a substantive debate.
:lamo
Yeah, that's right. Objective data is "propaganda" to people like you. You people would be better off in Russia, I think.
In reality, you can't rebut the data, so you dismiss it.
Wash, rinse, repeat. That's your entire playbook around here.
This is, of course, utter nonsense. You'd understand this if you had any background in basic science, I'm sure. Clearly, like most of your ilk, you're uneducated and proud of it.
This is moronic stuff, here.
Again, your lack of education is showing and you don't give a rats butt about facts, truth (in particular) or science (general). You clearly don't understand the difference between case fatality ratio and death/mortality rate. You're just repeating what you think you've heard/seen on your favorite fauxnews show.
The fact is that U.S. death rates are also among the highest in the world. And those stats are also readily available. Here's the world vs the U.S. in mortality rates due to COVID-19:
Total confirmed COVID-19 deaths per million people - Our World in Data
In the SCIENCE BASED world, we understand that it's not possible to accurately measure mortality rates in the midst of a pandemic. That can only be assess afterward. But right now, the U.S. mortality rate is about 6x higher than the rest of the world. Higher than German. Higher than Canada. Higher than Switzerland. Higher than Poland. Higher than Mexico. Higher than Russia. Higher than Ireland. About the same as France. Less than the U.K, Italy and Spain.
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Over the past two months, however, Europe has succeeded at crushing the virus, and the U.S. has not. Just look at the chart (which compares the U.S. to a contiguous 16-country region of Western Europe with a nearly identical population):
COVID-19: U.S. vs Europe
European countries have used a combination of lockdowns, public health guidance, tests and contact tracing to beat back the virus. Large parts of Europe have begun reopening, including schools, so far without sparking major new outbreaks.
The U.S. response has been more scattered and less successful. Government efforts to inform the public about the pandemic have been a colossal failure, which means that most people are hearing mixed and muffled messages about what to do. It’s not surprising that a lot of folks are believing misinformation as a result, and others are just throwing up their hands."
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Now, by other measures (i.e. deaths per 100,000) the U.S. is just behind the U.K.. But again, these are all numbers that will evolve over time. The fact that the U.S. has almost as many new cases per day as the rest of the modern world (combined) means that the U.S. death toll and death rate are only going to continue to rise, while places like the U.K. will begin to see those stats decrease. At this point, death rate is not a reliable statistic, because it's a function of so many other variables (like capacity of health care systems at a given moment in time, etc.).
But all of that is irrelevant, because (as ANY health professional would tell you) incidence rate (i.e. new cases) is the best determinant of future outcomes while in the midst of any pandemic. So the FACT that nearly EVERY other 1st world economy has succeeded in flattening and controlling their COVID-19 incidence rates, while the U.S. is seeing it's rates increase exponentially (which is much worse than linearly), means that the worst is yet to come for the U.S.
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And the above just reminds me that I'm dealing with an uneducated ideologue.