So, whose fault is the rest of the deaths from covid worldwide?
Depends on the country and the steps their leadership took.
The US per capita death rate isn’t too bad actually. You’re saying the US, with open travel, the hub of the world essentially, should hve had 1/4 of the deaths?
We're the richest country in the world, the center of biomedical technology, and we somehow have the 11th worst per capita death rate out of 150 countries where that number's been tracked. We're only about 7 % behind the top 5 worst. That's unacceptable.
The level of international travel has very little to do with it as this point. Covid got into this country initially through international travel, but what happened once it got here is on Trump and his supporters. His constant downplaying of the risk for political purposes, his early failures to quickly ramp up production of PPE and testing supplies, and above all his politicization of mask-wearing and social distancing (and of the whole idea of taking the pandemic seriously) are directly responsible for the fact that the United States had one of the worst responses to this thing instead of one of the best responses. His idiot followers refusing to take precautions and spreading this thing like wildfire are the primary reason why it's so far out of control right now.
No. Look back at how you did in school, through whatever grades you completed. We both know you're in no position to be questioning anyone else's intelligence, least of all somebody smart enough to see through Trump.
