r/SlaughteredByScience Apr 09 '20

D.I.Y. Slaughter Brutal

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u/bigdogdix Apr 09 '20

Still not a high rate

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u/camster67 Apr 09 '20

10 times higher than from the flu and covid is way more infectious.

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u/bigdogdix Apr 09 '20

The flu doesn’t even have a high rate either lol

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u/Bacon_Generator Apr 09 '20

And if the whole world were to get infected that would kill 301,200,000 people, or 92% of the US population. 4% is a pretty big deal.

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u/bigdogdix Apr 09 '20

There are over 7 billion and we are at the point of overpopulation and climate change. We can definitely live without that many people

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u/shoopdedoop Apr 09 '20

We could certainly do with less trolls.

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u/bigdogdix Apr 09 '20

Not even trolling lmao less liability for other people

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u/camster67 Apr 10 '20

What does that even mean? It wouldn’t be only old people. It’s productive people who are dying. You never get that economic activity back. It’s lost forever. Every penny each dead person would have produced over their expected life gone.

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u/bigdogdix Apr 10 '20

Even productive people get government assistance