Slade3200
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We have a much more accurate sense of deaths because they most often happen in hospitals and are followed up by death certificates. Cases are only measured by those who get tested which is not a high percentage. Why do I need to explain this to you? This is basic stuff.And therefore likewise we have no real idea of the actual deaths....so we go by what we have and they prove the virus to be a big fat hoax.You donāt know total cases, we donāt test everybody. Cases are simply an indicator of whatās to come and a way to slow the spread by triggering quarantines and contact tracing. We have no clue how many actually cases there are or have been. Are you really basing your position on case calculations?! Come on man, use your brain.You can't care about deaths without comparing them to total cases because the mortality rate continues to drop every day. And the 2 million plus tests a day gives you more cases which gives you some additional deaths. But the overall US numbers are small compared to our population.....a .19% active infection rate is tiny.I donāt really care about cases. That number is arbitrary as we arenāt testing every citizen. I care about people in the hospital and people who are dying.27,318 cases out of 6,335,867 active for a .43% or less than a half a percent of all active cases. Why, is that math too tough for you??Whatās the hospitalization rate?Actually its 98.2% overall and 99% plus if under 65.95% survival rate is not 'deadly'Pretty much impossible to rid a country of a deadly, highly contagious virus when 40% refuses to take it seriously.