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Originally Posted by ToothSayer
It was hilarious watching you squirm when I pointed out that the US had lost the same "statistically irrelevant number of people" as Sweden. You want to replay that? You have to pick one or the other:
- Both Sweden and the US (at 200K deaths) have lost "a statistically irrelevant number of people" and thus all this hyperventilating about how bad the US is doing is BS OR
- Both the US and Swedish deaths are meaningfully undesirable.
I already addressed this.
Every single day for the last 3 months US has been losing
700-1000 people on average and it won't stop any time soon.
Every single day for the last 3 months Sweden has lost
2-3 people per day and has it under control.
So to say they are the same for the last 6 months is not true, since for the last 3 months, the US is running at 10x worst than Sweden rate wise.
Sweden loss 6000, population of 10M. And on pace of 2-3 deaths for last 3 months. Sweden's outlook > USA's outlook.
And just to add, 6000 people dead is undesirable, but if its 6000 people over 2-3 months and only 2-3 people dead afterwards, that's acceptable and "not bad" considering how to pandemic effected the entire world.
Last edited by Tien; 10-02-2020 at 04:43 PM.