Comments by "Terje Oseberg" (@terjeoseberg990) on "Dr. John Campbell"
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jayandess, It’s not that Covid patients became more important, but they didn’t want to spread Covid to others because then there would have been a lot more deaths.
In the US there are 330 million people. Since the average lifespan is 86 years, on average 3,837,209 people die per year. Only 500,000 people died of Covid, but if they hadn’t locked down, and did all the social distancing and mask stuff, they could have easily overwhelmed the hospitals and it could have been 20 to 30 million.
The fatality rate is 1%, but with proper medical care. Without proper medical care, it 10-15%. That’s why they’re freaking out in India right now. People are currently dying so shouldn’t be.
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