Officially over 200,000 dead Americans from Covid-19

200000 dead with corona. But still yea, quite tragic looking at the excess death this year

stephen56 wrote:

200000 dead with corona. But still yea, quite tragic looking at the excess death this year

Not necessarily from corona

America is no 1 again.

That's all what matters.

Correction, allegedly 12,000 or so dead of COVID alone (although even that number is questionable). The other 188,000 died of COVID and a myriad of other conditions. Likely 100,000 of those were people from nursing homes or other assisted living with a limited life expectancy. None of us live forever.

*died with COVID-19

A lot of families have lost people they love. It is terrible.

Meanwhile about 3,000,000 people Die in the us each year. Here’s a news flash, people die. You too will die. You can die at any age from many different causes. But, also a news flash. It’s not about how you die, it’s about how you live.

joedirt wrote:

Correction, allegedly 12,000 or so dead of COVID alone (although even that number is questionable). The other 188,000 died of COVID and a myriad of other conditions..

Yup, it;s even more ridiculous for HIV: zero deaths by "HIV alone" so far, the virus doesn't kill

CorrectorII wrote:

joedirt wrote:

Correction, allegedly 12,000 or so dead of COVID alone (although even that number is questionable). The other 188,000 died of COVID and a myriad of other conditions..

Yup, it;s even more ridiculous for HIV: zero deaths by "HIV alone" so far, the virus doesn't kill

Can’t remember any time they cancelled sports, school and everything else for HIV.

joedirt wrote:

CorrectorII wrote:

Yup, it;s even more ridiculous for HIV: zero deaths by "HIV alone" so far, the virus doesn't kill

Can’t remember any time they cancelled sports, school and everything else for HIV.

Amy comment of having zero deaths by "HIV only"? Do you think no one has died from "HIV only" or should we count the deaths from other causes?

Regarding the cancelled sports, I'm surprised you don't know that covid can be transmitted in the air, unlike HIV

joedirt wrote:

Correction, allegedly 12,000 or so dead of COVID alone (although even that number is questionable). The other 188,000 died of COVID and a myriad of other conditions. Likely 100,000 of those were people from nursing homes or other assisted living with a limited life expectancy. None of us live forever.

"None of us live forever". Isn't that what FDR said in 41-'45 and folks said after 9/11?

Shelton wrote:

A sad milestone.

Rest In Peace.

World leading. And from the President who told you "nothing more could have been done". So much winning.

Armstronglivs wrote:

joedirt wrote:

Correction, allegedly 12,000 or so dead of COVID alone (although even that number is questionable). The other 188,000 died of COVID and a myriad of other conditions. Likely 100,000 of those were people from nursing homes or other assisted living with a limited life expectancy. None of us live forever.

"None of us live forever". Isn't that what FDR said in 41-'45 and folks said after 9/11?

Yeah, I recall the strong support for the "not even 3000 people" movement

Dum-dums out in force, I see. Sorry your parents failed you and you have to get attention by sh.i.t posting.

How many who die of auto accidents are obese or diabetic or have cancer? Most but they DIE from the accident. We don’t count deaths by what the would’ve died from eventually.

Armstronglivs wrote:

Shelton wrote:

A sad milestone.

Rest In Peace.

World leading. And from the President who told you "nothing more could have been done". So much winning.

Indeed, the nerve!

Armstronglivs wrote:

joedirt wrote:

Correction, allegedly 12,000 or so dead of COVID alone (although even that number is questionable). The other 188,000 died of COVID and a myriad of other conditions. Likely 100,000 of those were people from nursing homes or other assisted living with a limited life expectancy. None of us live forever.

"None of us live forever". Isn't that what FDR said in 41-'45 and folks said after 9/11?

No FDR said "The only thing to fear is fear itself" Before hundreds of thousands of young Americans joined a war where they knew many would die in. They stormed the beaches of Normandy knowing they were more likely going to die than survive. Now people don't have the cajones to face a virus that to date has killed .06% of the US population and half of the deaths have been in nursing homes, even more being sickly people. Not to say its not sad when people die of COVID but a COVID death is not greater than any other death and there aren't very many young people dying of it.

Primo Numero Uno wrote:

Armstronglivs wrote:

"None of us live forever". Isn't that what FDR said in 41-'45 and folks said after 9/11?

No FDR said "The only thing to fear is fear itself" Before hundreds of thousands of young Americans joined a war where they knew many would die in. They stormed the beaches of Normandy knowing they were more likely going to die than survive. Now people don't have the cajones to face a virus that to date has killed .06% of the US population and half of the deaths have been in nursing homes, even more being sickly people. Not to say its not sad when people die of COVID but a COVID death is not greater than any other death and there aren't very many young people dying of it.

Before someone jumps on me. I know that was actually his 1933 inaugural speech. It just fit the narrative of the post so well it has to be fit in.

Primo Numero Uno wrote:

Before someone jumps on me. I know that was actually his 1933 inaugural speech. It just fit the narrative of the post so well it has to be fit in.

Of course you knew that, we know :)