Comments by "whyamimrpink78" (@whyamimrpink78) on "US averaging over 50,000 Covid-19 cases per day" video.

@TheSashapooch I attended the funeral of a 5 year old guy who died in a car accident.By your logic I should push to ban driving.
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@brooke7806 1000 is low compared to where we were at in April. Also, on average 7500 die a day in the US for many causes. So is 1000 a day really that big if a number.
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@jockyoung4491 define "many". And yes, the fact people die everyday is relevant. You can't just throw numbers out there, you have to put them in perspective. For example, according to the University of Minnesota 40% of deaths are in nursing homes. According the UCSF 50% of new nursing home patients die in 5 months. So here we are shutting down a nation, depression is up, antidepressant use is up to where the FDA placed on on a shortage list, substance abuse is up, etc. And how could we have done better.
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They are not reported until Monday due to less staff on weekends.
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