NYC has had 11,000 Covid deaths. Tokyo, the World's largest and densest city, has had 93. NYC is locked down. Tokyo was never locked down. Both have had the virus for the same amount of time. Why is NYC's death rate 250 times higher than Tokyo's? Something fishy here.
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@AdamsAlcaraz Scam, ignore.
@bobbyfruit56 No
@HalifaxShadow Lol.
@MaugerLeigh Lol
@SusanJoslin Well ... yes ...that's true. Think it made a difference? :)
@ben_alas Have been to tokyo??? They cram people onto subways and busses, literally like sardines! There is no culture on earth with more touching. Try again.
@PlotACourse @ben_alas Word
@jeffdelude1 @ben_alas It is to the sheep. That much is clear.
@FireFiQht Yes. $39,000 per patient
@Korn1699 Ah yes. Never thought of that:)
@KPWhite330 $39,000 per patient
@MaugerLeigh They touch constantly. Look up photos of Japanese packed into subways.
@AngelsKill The one in Europe originated in China - just weeks after its "discovery". Same virus.
@nucash_mining No.
@Eljaboom Yes
@ScotF13 We've tested evet death fromower respiratory inf3ctions. We're talking deaths here.