Comments by "" (@TheHuxleyAgnostic) on "Fauci Shoots Down Reporter's Bad Question" video.

@alabamaman1684 Nope. Your mental telepathy has failed you (you probably don't actually have mental telepathy, just so you know).
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@alabamaman1684 The only people I've seen "crying" are those who are afraid of a small piece of cloth and a needle.
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Aaron Dickson With red counties dying at 3x the rate of blue counties, the coping will get easier and easier, as this goes on.
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@alabamaman9476 Oh, sorry, I didn't know you didn't know what a "county" was. You go figure that out, and get back to me.
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@alabamaman9476 You seem to be doing the wrong math. Can you grasp the math of vaccination rates and deaths? If another 400k people die by election day, and 85% of deaths continue to be the unvaccinated, with the vast majority of those being Republicans, then you're looking at 300+k fewer Republican voters, come election day. That'll be great for all the purplish areas.
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@alabamaman1684 Yeah, that's not at all true. The life expectancy dropped by 1+ years in 2020, for white Americans, and by 2-3x that for black and Hispanic Americans.
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@alabamaman9476 Never said anything about northern and southern, or anything about states. I said red counties vs blue counties and vaccinated vs unvaccinated. All of those things are in every state. If the covid rate is lower in the south, due to weather, it's still the redder counties and unvaccinated dying at higher rates, there. If the covid rate is higher in the north, due to weather, it's still the redder counties and unvaccinated dying at higher rates, there. Texas is in the south and they just put out a report that's in line with the national situation, 85% of deaths are unvaccinated. So, in all the battleground purplish districts, if covid is killing off Republican voters 8 to 2, for the next year, that increases the odds of Dems coming out on top.
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