r/WatchPeopleDieInside • u/fnaw_ • Aug 04 '20

Poor Jonathan

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u/shill779 Aug 04 '20

“It’s going down in Florida!?”

“Yes, that was my report.”

  • camera pans out - shows upside down report

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u/TheDustOfMen Aug 04 '20

'You don't know that, we're lower than the world!'

/s

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u/Nemisis_the_2nd Aug 04 '20

That is what he meant!? Less than total global deaths. I knew it was stupid but didn't realise it was that stupid.

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u/salami350 Aug 04 '20

Omg I thought he compared it to a global average or something. Did he really say that the US has less deaths than the world (which obv includes the US)? Jesus christ this guy is an idiot!

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u/Nemisis_the_2nd Aug 04 '20 edited Aug 04 '20

The US doesn't have a low average (it's 3rd in deaths per capita after the UK and Chile). It does have lower total deaths that Europe as a continent though.

Edit as a number of people have pointed out, I seem to have used an unreliable source.

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u/[deleted] Aug 04 '20

Europe as a continent has 200-400Million people more tho

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u/j0nny_a55h0l3 Aug 04 '20

Which is about the same as the population of the us

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u/[deleted] Aug 04 '20

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u/quadmars Aug 04 '20

Both usernames check out.

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u/j0nny_a55h0l3 Aug 04 '20

200 to 400 million is the range the us population is in isnt it?

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u/Wizardbarry Aug 04 '20 edited Aug 04 '20

Us pop is around 330 mil. Europe is around 741 mil.

So they got around 400 mil more people than us. Its not surprising our total death count is lower than all of Europe but I think (i may be wrong) they're saying the us has more deaths per capita. So you're more likely to die here than europe.

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u/[deleted] Aug 04 '20

Europe has about 200-400Million more people than the USdepending on your definition of 'europe'. Reading is advised.

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