Comments by "Dorian Shades of gray" (@dorianshadesofgray2981) on "Florida among 12 states seeing record COVID-19 cases, many traced to large gatherings" video.

The total number of deaths in Florida is still 1/5 of the deaths in New York. The difference is Florida have protected their elderly and vulnerable
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@Mike Dunigan Idiotboy , that’s what you morons were saying 2 weeks ago. The people getting the virus are mainly 18 to 44 years old who have a 0.2% chance of dying, so I know you are too much a idiot to understand that is why there hasn’t been a spike in deaths
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@Mike Dunigan Idiotboy, what part of “0.2% chance of dying “don’t you get?
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@Mike Dunigan Idiotboy, for 18 to 44 year olds it’s 0.2% . Now , if you’re over 80 the chances of dying is 20%. But it isn’t the elderly that are getting infected it’s the 18 to 44 year olds
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@J Quenn what part of “ 0.2% chance of dying “ don’t you understand? A very good predictor of deaths is the age of the person catching the virus and this spike in cases is vastly due to young people catching the virus
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@Pamela Wiles Are you kidding me.? New York has had 32000 deaths and Florida has 4400 deaths you Moron.
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@Pamela Wiles here’s the database from the Department of Health in Florida. In actual fact Floridians have a lower chance of death in the 15 to 44 age group with a total of 152663 cases and 93 deaths which equates to a 0.08% chance of dying . For over 85s there are 7213 cases and 1538 deaths which equates to 21% chance of dying from Covid. http://ww11.doh.state.fl.us/comm/_partners/covid19_report_archive/county_reports_latest.pdf
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@Pamela Wiles Moron , I’ve supplied the data from Florida’s department of Health. I can’t help you if you’re too stupid to interpret it.
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