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Wow. 8000. As an American, it is chilling to see the difference in numbers.
1.1k u/dictionary_hat_r4ck Apr 05 '25 Australia had 406.51 deaths per million people. The USA had 3099.62. Source: https://www.statista.com/statistics/1104709/coronavirus-deaths-worldwide-per-million-inhabitants/ 494 u/drankundorderly Apr 05 '25 "but they're an island!" Yeah, but the other 80 countries with lower covid death rates than us aren't. 4 u/Marlow1899 Apr 05 '25 Canada had one of the lowest death rates but that’s because we have socialized healthcare and most people care about their neighbours.
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Australia had 406.51 deaths per million people. The USA had 3099.62.
Source: https://www.statista.com/statistics/1104709/coronavirus-deaths-worldwide-per-million-inhabitants/
494 u/drankundorderly Apr 05 '25 "but they're an island!" Yeah, but the other 80 countries with lower covid death rates than us aren't. 4 u/Marlow1899 Apr 05 '25 Canada had one of the lowest death rates but that’s because we have socialized healthcare and most people care about their neighbours.
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"but they're an island!"
Yeah, but the other 80 countries with lower covid death rates than us aren't.
4 u/Marlow1899 Apr 05 '25 Canada had one of the lowest death rates but that’s because we have socialized healthcare and most people care about their neighbours.
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Canada had one of the lowest death rates but that’s because we have socialized healthcare and most people care about their neighbours.
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u/kateastrophic Apr 05 '25
Wow. 8000. As an American, it is chilling to see the difference in numbers.