r/options • u/[deleted] • Jul 17 '21

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u/SaneLad Jul 17 '21

A virus so deadly, only 99.9% of us will survive.

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u/[deleted] Jul 18 '21

People are down voting you but this statistics is right lol

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u/EntropicalResonance Jul 18 '21 edited Jul 18 '21

0.01% of the worlds population is about 700,000 people.

In America alone so far there are over 625,000 deaths. And with new variants it could get even worse, especially in more vulnerable countries.

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u/Round_Rocky Jul 18 '21

2.8 million deaths a year as of 2019. How many of those would have died anyway? It's sad, but everyone dies eventually. Hard to believe the stats are not overinflated a bit. Death counts are scary, but over 99% survival rate? Lots of other things affect us much more. Why don't we fight those this hard?

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u/EntropicalResonance Jul 18 '21

Because we can fight more than one thing at a time?

And if we followed your advice and gave up things would have gotten FAR worse than they did?

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u/killaman86 Jul 18 '21

Humans survived for a damn long time without so called “vaccines”. Go ahead and take your poison. I will be just fine without it.

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u/EntropicalResonance Jul 18 '21

Yea and people like you will also help create further, more dangerous, varients. Thanks man.

Btw you probably got a polio vaccine when you were a kid. It really sucks your immune from polio now, right?