As I’ve blogged about before, only a tiny fraction of all US counties contain the vast majority of COVID19 deaths. New Jersey and New York have most of them. So, what does America’s “Pandemic” look like without those two. This chart shows the difference.
Related: George Floyd Died of COVID19
If the US had the death rate of NY/NJ we’d be at half a million. Instead the rest of the US looks like this https://t.co/qC7HFNvSNI pic.twitter.com/2DsImBBw5A
— Eric (@The_OtherET) September 7, 2020
What pandemic?
The only ones yammering about it are those not willing to release their almost dictatorial Emergency Powers or their newfound Celebrity status (and the speaking fees and applause that goes with it).
Related: Only 6% of all US COVID19 Deaths were the Result of COVID19 Alone
I also like Eric’s line from his next previous tweet: “It’s like when one person screws up at practice and the coach makes everyone run sprints.”
Yeah, been there, too.