Comments by "Goose" (@goose7574) on "" video.

  1. Heart Disease ACTUALLY kills over 2300 people a day (nearly a million a year) and Covid is 2010, so I'm not sure how they can say what they're saying. Oh... That's right, because they know most people don't know the facts. So RIDICULOUS!!!
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  2.  @DoomPlague  ACTUALLY... An average of 2,010 deaths per day is NOT more than the average Heart Disease deaths of over 2300 per day of Heart disease...
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  3.  @Kylix_lol  You don't understand... They say the average Covid is 2010 right now, and the heart average is 2300... That means the average of heart disease is STILL higher than the "average" Covid deaths, which is EXACTLY what number they stated. With your thought process, it still goes back to the "average." 2010<2300
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  4.  @Kylix_lol  There's no flawed logic, they are talking about "averages," EXACTLY what I'm doing. The average Heart Disease deaths are over 2300 per day. Right now they are saying the "average" Covid deaths are 2010. They specifically didn't say "on one day we had more Covid deaths, than heart disease deaths for that day." Just like you said one day could be 3000 and the next could be 1000, giving the two day "average" 2000. The same would go for heart disease, one day would be higher and the next lower. At the end of it though, the average right now, is that Heart Disease is still higher at over 2300 (because the average is actually 23 and some change). I don't understand why you don't understand this, but it is what it is. Averages are averages... We AREN'T talking specific daily numbers, like you're saying. They are talking about a weekly average, in fact. Hopefully that helps you more. I know about this, because my father died from a heart attack and I've followed the numbers for the past 20 years. That's how I know the the data for heart disease. Is it possible that the average virus deaths will surpass the average Heart disease deaths, yes, but right now, the average Heart disease is 2300, and the average Covid is 2010. Hope that helps.
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  5.  @Kylix_lol  You seem to forget that at the end if the day, they are comparing "averages." How is an "AVERAGE" of 2010, GREATER THAN, an "AVERAGE" of 2300...? 2010<2300
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  6.  @Kylix_lol  Listen right here 0:15 "AVERAGE"
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  7. 0:47 Even if they say 500k have died by March, that's still LESS than heart disease... 500,000covid<839,500 heart disease
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