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Says the guy who believes the WHO......... I bet you like the U.N. also.... voted for Obama?

Hahaha just because I believe that not everyone has a secret agenda does not make me a liberal.

Well then the main stream media is a good fit for you..... congratulations.....

Nearly 1,200 people were killed by Covid-19 just ‘yesterday alone’ here in the USA. That’s a 16% increase above the typical number of daily deaths in the USA from all causes.

Did you make that up?




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According to the United Nations World Population Prospects report, approximately 7,452 people die every day in the United States. In other words, a person dies in the US approximately every 12 seconds. You can see a live clock keeping track of how many people have died today at https://www.indexmundi.com/clocks/indicator/deaths/united-states. You can compare the number of deaths in the US to the number of deaths in other countries at https://www.indexmundi.com/clocks/indicator/deaths.

Note: The numbers in this post were estimated without taking into account the effects of the coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic. The net effect of the pandemic on the average number of deaths in the US will not be clear until some time in the future. Today (March 29, 2020), 484 deaths were reported due to COVID-19, which is close to 6.5% of the normal number of daily deaths; however, it is possible that deaths due to other causes may have decreased because of widespread social distancing, quarantine, and stay-at-home measures. On the other hand, there may also be an increase in the number of deaths that could have been prevented if medical resources were not focused on COVID-19 patients. For more information about COVID-19 cases and deaths in the US, visit our coronavirus section.

No wonder you think the sky is falling...... msm is not your friend

Total deaths in the US are down in 2020, from previous years.

If it saves one child's life we should shut it down!

1,200 (Covid-19 deaths ‘yesterday alone’ in USA)
7,500 (daily deaths in the USA from all other causes)

7,500 + 16% (1,200) = 8,700 (total daily deaths ‘yesterday alone’ in the USA, including Covid-19 deaths)

So, again...Nearly 1,200 people were killed by Covid-19 just ‘yesterday alone’ here in the USA. That’s a 16% increase above the typical number of daily deaths in the USA from all causes.

Hardly, the media is the equivalent to a circus. No doubt they embellish the truth for ratings.

There is alternative sources out there if you are looking.

Then I'll ask you-what are they guilty of? Did they create the virus? Did they bring it into the country or go around intentionally spreading it? Or did they just voice an opinion you don't agree with?

You might be prone to feeling guilty for stuff you didn't do. I don't.

Regarding the numbers given and quoted on the White House public information briefings. If some of you fellows had been listening to Rush last week? He pretty convincingly shredded the so called "modelers". Aside from the obvious, garbage in, garbage out, ie, using things like 'no precautionary measures taken' and stats from third world and socialized med systems...there is the very simple fact that none of these people had been vetted as to their bona fides in the field of contagion. None of them were willing to put their names or reputations on their work product. Say what? Would you drive on a bridge designed on plans that the engineers didn't sign off on?

Good grief flintlocke, don't let logic get in the way of a good panic......

Sorry Fubar, I'm not myself lately, I'm looking for a well constructed, SAFE bridge to jump off of, one that has no Covid Kooties on the guardrails.

Have you no shame!? I hope you're feeling as guilty as I am.

I for one don't know where the truth lays. I do know that I am old and my health is compromised. it is no sacrifice for me to stay home, I do it all the time anyway.
this I do know. the America we had a few short months ago is gone. what we have on the other side of this mess is anyone's guess.
we changed during ww2, we changed during Viet Nam, we really changed on 911. this will make those look like a hiccup.

A hiccup?


How do you figure?

Well......Missouri is already 1/3 to quota

Nationally
Aready past the 18 per million

I don't think that anyone, including you and me, knows with any degree of certainty what the number of deaths directly attributable to COVID-19 are. Furthermore, we don't have accurate demographic data to project what groups are at the greatest risk of dying and which groups face a much lower risk of dying.

In the end, when there are accurate numbers, the death toll from COVID-19 will probably be a fraction of 1% of the U.S. population.

Even at 65, I'll happily take my chances with the odds running 99 to 1 in my favor. Unlike some, I refuse to live in fear until there is something more deadlyl than COVID-19 knocking on my front door.