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Originally Posted by Anteater
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Dude, every country responded badly. Every. Single. One. South Korea's own CDC admitted that every citizen is going to get it. People are getting out of the hospitals and then testing positive again for it.
From America to Denmark, we might as well just hope nitric oxide gas or something turns out to be a short term answer. Otherwise everyone's ****ed. Thanks China!
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The stats Google has for SK shows they peaked a long time ago and are currently at ~10,000 cases and 222 deaths. That doesn't seem bad at all to me.
Italy and Spain have higher death rates than the US by a wide margin if you divide by the population or even by the number of confirmed cases. They definitely are being accused of bungling the response but they also had aging populations hit hard by the virus.
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Originally Posted by Frownland
(Post 2112486)
100%
I wonder how many unaccounted for homeless people this has killed under the radar.
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The idea that deaths can happen under the radar is still different from actively manipulating known statistics, which is what people are accusing China of doing. And by a wide margin. Like 2 million+ cases instead of the reported 80,000. But I don't know how true these accusations are. China just lifted the lockdown in Wuhan so perhaps time will tell.
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