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Yeah...
Why'd that happen?
Lololloooll
Blaming people for a virus spreading
Yeah...
Why'd that happen?
lol you folded when I called you out on how the virus spreads.
No flu this year.?
Bwahahahhahahabajbaha
remember when you were saying that covid didn't kill anybody, just had a couple of cases, that it'll go away. Man, you were so wrong then
Bwahahahahhahahahahahahahha
I remember I said ifr. And I was correct.
ChumpDumper bwahahahahhahahahahahahhahahah
3 west nile virus deaths coded as covid
Along with 450 HIV deaths....
1 struck by lightning
1 struck by falling object.
Cdc nchs dataset
Hilarious
Post the link or fold.
well, reality tells a different story but you can live in your fairy tale world like a typical republican. That’s the only thing you guys have left, refusal of reality
he did know that the virus was dangerous but downplayed it and at the opposite told people that it was nothing.
one out of every thousand americans has died from covid
most deadly so far
January will be worse
likely so
Only 350k deaths to go tho
Best case scenario that is
Mass death and morbidity dwarfing all countries in the world.
American exceptionalism par excellence.
oh the freedumb
7 Vietnam’s in 9 months.
cases declining in the midwest
https://abcnews.go.com/Health/wireSt..._headlines_hed“It's fox hole religion — the whole thing gets a lot more real when the guy next to you gets shot,” said Dr. Christine Petersen, the director of the Center for Emerging Infectious Diseases at the University of Iowa. “All of a sudden, your local hospital is full, and your sister, aunt, or grandmother is in the hospital.”
Roughly one of out every 278 people across northern states spanning from Wisconsin to Montana required hospital care for COVID-19, according to data from the COVID Tracking Project. In tight-knit communities, those experiences hit home.
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