The US has lost more American lives to Covid in a year than in 4 years of combat in WW2, and almost as many as in the Civil War. [/quote]
Ah, comparing war deaths to health related illnesses. Ok, let's do it.
Australia lost 17,500 to coronary heart disease, which is usually caused by bad eating habits, in 2018 alone- that's more Australians lost than in any single year during WWII.
In fact more Australians lost their lives to Coronary Heart Disease between 2016 and 2018 than in all of WWII (27,000 Australians died in WWII). However, Australia still has 982 McDonalds restaurants located in its country.
Shame on Australia.[/quote]
Yes - let's do it.
"Coronary heart disease accounted for approximately 13% of deaths in the US in 2018, causing 365,744 deaths. According to data from 2005 to 2014, the estimated annual incidence of heart attack in the US was 605,000 new attacks and 200,000 recurrent attacks."
It doesn't matter what comparative data you use to try to distract from your own failures in the US, you lose.
You are obsessed with those countries that show up the US response to the pandemic. Clearly, you can't cope with your own sense of personal failure that arises from that collective failure, or you wouldn't post these pathetic threads.