WSJ: Red states COVID policies trounced blue state COVID policies

Did they calculate in the billions of dollars in inheritance money that flooded the market due to the 1 million people who died from covid?

Can you provide a source for this claim? See when I look and see that 1 in 4 were over 65, I am not sure how the avg age can be 83.

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Nearly 1 Million COVID-19 Deaths: A Look at the US Numbers

Associated Press

The count of U.S. deaths from COVID-19 is nearing 1 million, and there's a wealth of data making clear which groups have been hit the hardest.

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Covid: leading cause of death for 45-54 year olds in 2021

83 is true in Belgium. I suspect it's made up in the underlying post.

Says the supporter of The Big Lie and the perpetual victim and aggrieved party that stands for taking away rights and doing any thing possible to guarantee holding on to power and minority rule. I hope to live to 100 to see conservatives drive this country into the toilet while blaming others.

The crime in most red state southern cities is two or three times higher than the crime rate in SF.

Well, see, we keep the people of color squarshed together in little slums while we live out 45 miles away. So it don't really matter to our Southern way of life. Then we look at what the Fox News shows of the blue states and just shake our heads.

Well yea, if you measure success by the economy. If we never had any shut downs of any kind the country would be doing way better off. But we’d also have 5+ million additional deaths. Me personally, I’d take that trade because I’m a believer in death happens, just accept it. But most people would say human life is more valuable than a strong economy. Thus, the reason for the shutdowns.

Source on the 5+ million additional deaths claim?

People in red states have real jobs that could not be "paused" for two years. Truckers, oil workers, construction, utilities.

Blue states are comprised of bloggers, day traders, and baristas. Of course those people are in favor of "work from home" Aka. the Netflix and Pj's paycheck.

Yes, basic survival is evil. 323 million people on the brink of starvation, much of it due to food inflation from high fuel prices.

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World Health Organization warns of war, famine, pestilence and death

At their Wednesday press conference, the Director-General of the World Health Organization, Dr. Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus, raised concerns over the state of the globe.

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Democrats lose again!!!

I did some rough calculations from the CDC deaths by 10 year age range and I get an average age of US Covid death around 74.

Taking before and after broad vaccine availability as 6/1/2021, the average age of Covid death was around 76 before 6/1/21 and 71.5 after 6/1/21. The decrease in age is presumably driven by the relatively high death rate of a younger and largely unvaccinated population which is an obvious feature of the Delta wave.

Plot of deaths by age group from the same data set is here:

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Have you ever been to New Mexico?…it’s a blue state with mostly blue collar ‘real’ jobs

Most poor people are fat in the US and Great Britain these days. No danger of starving for most. they will be ok losing a few pounds. it might even help them in the long term with their diabetes.

developing countries are a mixed bag

Yeah! Like when they lose an election that was not close and they just keep screaming about unfounded conspiracies and cheating with no proof. That was the whiny liberal pu$$ies, right?

1 in 4 were UNDER age 65. 75% of the Covid-19 deaths were people age 65 and over.

Once you hit 65 you've had a good run. Might as well die for the economy.