Comments by "" (@jmitterii2) on "US is currently spending 1 MILLION dollars to prevent 1 Coronavirus death!" video.

  1. That's not true anymore. The number of COVID19 death's now exceed annual vehicle deaths, and this has occurred over a period of 3 months. If the COVID19 was left to spread the numbers would be much higher in deaths exceeding that of 200,000 deaths already. And probably half a million deaths in one year. The troubling part is that these types of cases often come back in the autumn winter after the initial introduction. For a variety reasons. Mostly people infected have viral reactivation triggered by other illnesses or stress etc. similar to cold sore virus causes repeated episodes or chicken pox comes back as shingles. These people are "immune" and have just mild symptoms if any, but they also start shedding virus as the virus is infecting and thus replicating itself. The results is those who never had it will get it. And we go back into many people having it for the first time possibly having the horrible life threatening symptoms. And this time its spread equally throughout the world. Quarantine at this point won't be very effective other than maybe slowing down the ICU usage. Vehicle deaths More than 38,000 people die every year in crashes on U.S. roadways. The U.S. traffic fatality rate is 12.4 deaths per 100,000 inhabitants. https://injuryfacts.nsc.org/motor-vehicle/historical-fatality-trends/deaths-and-rates/ https://www.asirt.org/safe-travel/road-safety-facts/ COVID has already killed 40,548 US deaths as of 4/19/20 https://www.worldometers.info/coronavirus/country/us/
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  2. Yeah, but Hillary or any other so called mainstream opposition character is as terrible as Trump. It's presidential re-election year, and anyone incumbent president would be doing whatever to play the COVID19 pandemic off at the start. Many other nations did the same. It's a Debby downer to an economy that's already a bloated rotting ship wreck as the Fed Reserve all autumn long had to step in and lend to the repo markets, the banks were so broke they weren't lending to each other on the overnight markets; essentially meaning the financial system has lent well beyond it's ability to juggle debts and payments to short term pay off debts to cover just paying interest and demand on deposits etc. It's a powder keg that was about to implode in the first place. COVID19 just ripped the carpet from under the rotten corpse of the US and most of the world's economy and said wow: so this is the liquidity putrefaction you call an economy! And I only have a 1% to 3% mortality rate thereabout, you don't know because your indebted idiotic economy has left your nations so bust they can't administer basic viral testing, nor have a plan for the inevitable outbreaks that tend to happen every couple of years, you meat bags got lucky we're not like Ebola or even worse SARs with the same infectious rate and mortality rate of 11%, or worse small pox like disease that does have an infectious rate that's similar to COVID19 untreated/unvaccinated 30% death rate. You know history demonstrates from the Justinian Plagues which were the death nail to the western Roman Empire and start of the dark ages that started 41–542CE, with recurrences until 750CE all the way to the Black Death of 1300's to the various Small Pox pandemics and epidemics of the mumps and measles and Scarlet Fever etc. such pandemics and epidemics are more costly in terms of lives lost and economic impact than all other natural disasters including war and famine. So you would think more money and more importantly planning and resource allocation would be setup to avoid paying the high price of infection and forced quarantine. But nope. Humans. As a collective we always chose the most horrible economic systems.
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