Virus perspective

[elkaholic]

Nearly 1.25 million people are killed in car accidents each year. That means, on average, auto accidents cause 3,287 deaths per day.Oct 17, 2019

pretty much matches what they are predicting for virus death rate.

[QCwtAddict]

1.25 million globally per year

Roughly 38,000 in the US per year

[n2horns]

Seems like no matter what you die from now, it is listed as Covid-19 and hospitals are getting kickback on funds/insurance for that classification.  The numbers are all made up and massaged to fit the narrative.

I think the #s in NY/NJ are good #s, as they did population control and released a targeted approach of the virus.  

[photofool]

Covid-19 is natural selection or law of the jungle . When the population of animals, such as rats, cats, fox or whatever overtake there environment a disease or virus will

accrue and reduce the population. There are more humans on the earth than the plant can support. We are running out of water, clean air and common sense. Mother nature

will take care of the problem.   

[trphyhntr]

1 hour ago, photofool said:

Covid-19 is natural selection or law of the jungle . When the population of animals, such as rats, cats, fox or whatever overtake there environment a disease or virus will

accrue and reduce the population. There are more humans on the earth than the plant can support. We are running out of water, clean air and common sense. Mother nature

will take care of the problem.   

doesnt it have a world wide death rate of like .03% though? not very efficient 

[360 0r Better]

5 hours ago, trphyhntr said:

doesnt it have a world wide death rate of like .03% though? not very efficient 

Would be with no medical intervention could be worse than the Spanish Flu ever though of being. Nature doesn’t have that luxury.

[ThomC]

Ya, this one is just a warning shot.