It's nice that it turned out to be .3% mortality rate (if even that) instead of 3%. We won't be looking at anywhere near 10 million deaths in the world, and, if so, the world has close to 10 billion people, so, oh well. The Spanish Flu, which took young lives, as opposed to providing the banana peel for the second foot for people with the first foot in the grave already, killed five to ten times that many- in a world with 10 percent of today's population, and the Spanish Flu is historically insignificant compared to the Great Depression, and the virus fans are hellbent on creating another Great Depression so as to take OrangeMan down. Disgusting.We are blessed to a large degree in America. With quality healthcare, abundance of food and drinking water......education, communication. The impact on the virus here is much less than other places. It’s not inconceivable to think that if it hits an area like the African continent, things could be very dire. The population of Africa is over 1.2 billion. Let’s say that only about 25% of the population (>300 million) get the virus.....with the 3% mortality rate......we could be looking at nearly 10 million deaths on one continent alone.
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