Also because new flu strains are generally similar to some previous flu strain, so the population has some level of resistance. Which is another thing that isn’t true of SARS-CoV-2.
What’s the most hilariously ridiculous part of that is that if those numbers were accurate, that would average out to 72 deaths per city per year. (Based on only counting cities with populations over 5000 - smaller cities are unlikely to have pools.)
If the city you lived in had that many deaths per year in their pools, I think we could expect them to be shut down pretty damn quick.
The only Dr. Phil you need to see:
So precious
(Previously shown on BB IIRC)
He had bought a Doctor of Divinity from some religious fraud’s diploma mill.
I’m told that having untold millions of dollars are a sure fire method of ensuring a night’s sleep.
Also, in actuality it’s the case that about 1% of the US population dies in a given year (which lines up with the fact that life expectancy is 80-ish years). So if this figure were accurate, fully 1 in 10 of all deaths would be by pools.
80-90% of our coronavirus deaths could have been prevented by issuing stay at home orders 2 weeks earlier than they were done.
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