If lockdowns & masks work, why are the vast majority of Covid deaths in leftist states?

[meaner gene]

Up to 204691 extra deaths in the US so far in this pandemic year
theconversation.com › up-to-204-691-extra-deaths-in-t...



Aug 13, 2020 — Obviously, it's not possible to observe what didn't happen, but it is possible to estimate it using historical data. The Centers for Disease Control ...

 

[Turtlesoup]

Covid cases is not the same as covid deaths hun.........two different things.

Covid deaths in Florida since June have been far higher than in NY

"hun"

De Santis took steps to protect our elderly-

The fuck he did. 10,000 dead in nursing homes and that doesn't even count assisted living facilities

Oh change the field posts game.......We in florida have most all New YORKERS since JUNE...they all fled here trying to escape cuomo hence Florida's home prices soaring and New Yorks sinking.

Oh and fyi, Cuomo was snagged hiding nursing home deaths since JUNE fool. While Florida was getting things like car accidents added to theirs.

 

[excalibur]

That the Texas Republican government totally left the state unprepared for.

That cost dozens of lives...this mask shit will cost thousands

Because of flawed federal policies. Which among other matters insisted that NG pipeline compressors use green-electrictity instead of the NG itself to power those compressors.

 

[LeftofLeft]

We can debate "some" vs. "many". Further if you look at the videos of the event, it's easy to see my estimate of a third not wearing masks. Same video shows many not socially distancing - particularly when they were trying to get past barracades. Regardless, the core of my argument was that the same voices - Democrats, Media- calling on people to wear masks and socially distant were silent for the protests. That is a bold claim to make on your part that there was no large spread. Factually, it can only be speculated either way.

I remember someone commenting on a photo posted of a BLM protester on top of a burning police car. They pointed it out as an example of the violence. And it was pointed out, he was wearing a mask.

Most of the BLM protesters wore masks.

Most did, enough didn't for it to be normally a concern. What about the lack of Social distancing? Those people were crammed and jammed. They made no effort. Again, the core of the argument is that the Democrats and the Media get there titties more in a bunch over the notion of family gatherings than they do mass protests where LITTLE social distancing occurs and ENOUGH mask violations occur based on their own standards.

 

[meaner gene]

Because of flawed federal policies. Which among other matters insisted that NG pipeline compressors use green-electrictity instead of the NG itself to power those compressors.

Interesting that it had to have occurred under Trump policies. Those pump policies were in Trumps America.

 

[meaner gene]

\ Again, the core of the argument is that the Democrats and the Media get there titties more in a bunch over the notion of family gatherings than they do mass protests where LITTLE social distancing occurs and ENOUGH mask violations occur based on their own standards.

First off, they were outdoors, many if not most wore masks, and the bottom line is they tried to tie the protests to "super spreader" events, but in none of those cases did coronavirus "spikes" occur due to the protests.

In short, you can't compare BLM protests to Trump events, from his rally to the attacks on government he encouraged.



Coronavirus: Trump campaign rallies led to 30,000 cases ...
www.cnbc.com › 2020/10/31 › coronavirus-trump-cam...

Nov 2, 2020 — Researchers looked at 18 Trump rallies held between June 20 and Sept. 22 and analyzed Covid-19 data the weeks following each event.

 

[jc456]

well I'm looking for the daily deaths in the US per the last four years. you don't get benchmarking do you?

Historical US death toll chart uses incomplete data

Posts on social media are attempting to downplay the impact of the COVID-19 pandemic using a chart that shows that the 2

www.politifact.com

"Overall, an estimated 299,028 excess deaths occurred from late January through October 3, 2020, with 198,081 (66%) excess deaths attributed to COVID-19," the agency reported.

Never facts, estimates hahaha haha

 

[jc456]

Because of flawed federal policies. Which among other matters insisted that NG pipeline compressors use green-electrictity instead of the NG itself to power those compressors.

Interesting that it had to have occurred under Trump policies. Those pump policies were in Trumps America.

You really hate Americans

 

[meaner gene]

Because of flawed federal policies. Which among other matters insisted that NG pipeline compressors use green-electrictity instead of the NG itself to power those compressors.

Interesting that it had to have occurred under Trump policies. Those pump policies were in Trumps America.

You really hate Americans

Apparently Trump hates Americans, because those regulations had to be put there by the Trump administration. Had Obama done it, Trump would have reversed it.

Why do you hate the truth?

 

[ElmerMudd]

Population density

Go figure

I count four red states in your top ten here. Texas and Florida are #2 and #3 respectively.

U.S. State Population by Rank (Update for 2023!)

Discover the U.S. States ranked by population, population density, and growth.

www.infoplease.com

The states with the largest populations tended to have the most COVID deaths. Some were actually red states...

Population density
Go figure

I'm guessing that's too complicated an answer.

Dems claim rightwingers refuse to wear masks. Then explain why more people died in lefty states.

Bring some science, not "ORANGE MAN BAD"!

State	Deaths / 1M pop	Total Cases	Confirmed Cases	Confirmed Case Fatality Rate	Total Case Fatality Rate	Tests	Tests / 1M pop	Confirmed Cases / 1M pop	New Deaths	Deaths
California	1,336	-	3,563,618	1.48%	-	48,897,190	1,237,521	90,190	-	52,782
New York	2,470	-	1,693,580	2.84%	-	38,409,107	1,974,400	87,058	-	48,042
Texas	1,533	-	2,672,266	1.66%	-	23,204,166	800,257	92,160	-	44,453
Florida	1,450	-	1,918,100	1.62%	-	21,901,603	1,019,735	89,306	-	31,142
Pennsylvania	1,890	-	940,831	2.57%	-	10,476,323	818,336	73,491	-	24,193
New Jersey	2,626	-	795,785	2.93%	-	10,690,625	1,203,602	89,593	-	23,321
Illinois	1,800	-	1,189,416	1.92%	-	18,234,668	1,438,993	93,863	-	22,803
Georgia	1,646	-	1,011,807	1.73%	-	7,712,024	726,356	95,297	-	17,480
Ohio	1,484	-	970,583	1.79%	-	10,084,481	862,725	83,033	-	17,346
Michigan	1,657	-	649,057	2.55%	-	10,985,614	1,100,007	64,991	-	16,544
Massachusetts	2,329	-	582,844	2.78%	-	16,317,937	2,348,073	83,868	-	16,182
Arizona	2,206	-	818,670	1.96%	-	4,210,980	578,533	112,474	-	16,060
Indiana	1,875	-	662,750	1.90%	-	8,056,112	1,196,650	98,445	-	12,623
Tennessee	1,674	-	776,337	1.47%	-	6,797,475	994,776	113,613	-	11,436
North Carolina	1,076	-	863,409	1.31%	-	10,311,881	983,200	82,323	-	11,288
Alabama	2,045	-	497,154	2.02%	-	2,423,471	494,265	101,394	+38	10,029
Louisiana	2,075	-	431,271	2.24%	-	6,004,999	1,291,733	92,771	-	9,647
Virginia	1,048	-	578,559	1.55%	-	7,547,695	884,269	67,783	-	8,943
South Carolina	1,666	-	518,823	1.65%	-	5,999,533	1,165,249	100,767	-	8,576
Missouri	1,394	-	522,581	1.64%	-	5,490,487	894,591	85,147	-	8,555
Maryland	1,310	-	383,956	2.06%	-	7,948,627	1,314,761	63,509	+14	7,919
Connecticut	2,148	-	283,128	2.70%	-	6,804,929	1,908,662	79,412	-	7,658
Mississippi	2,266	-	295,675	2.28%	-	2,472,673	830,830	99,348	+19	6,743
Minnesota	1,163	-	485,655	1.35%	-	7,376,464	1,307,969	86,115	-	6,558
Wisconsin	1,106	-	564,592	1.14%	-	3,196,304	548,964	96,968	-	6,440
Colorado	1,035	-	430,615	1.38%	-	2,585,390	448,951	74,776	-	5,959
Iowa	1,743	-	364,892	1.51%	-	4,088,220	1,295,762	115,653	-	5,498
Arkansas	1,741	-	322,949	1.63%	-	3,169,449	1,050,243	107,014	-	5,254
Washington	664	-	344,660	1.47%	-	5,301,508	696,203	45,261	-	5,059
Nevada	1,613	-	294,289	1.69%	-	2,729,627	886,198	95,544	-	4,967
Kansas	1,630	-	296,954	1.60%	-	1,259,105	432,190	101,930	-	4,750
Kentucky	1,046	-	406,201	1.15%	-	4,521,249	1,011,992	90,920	-	4,671
Oklahoma	1,146	-	424,999	1.07%	-	3,516,251	888,622	107,405	-	4,534
New Mexico	1,784	-	185,542	2.02%	-	2,710,151	1,292,500	88,487	-	3,740
Rhode Island	2,384	-	126,849	1.99%	-	3,022,306	2,852,952	119,741	-	2,525
West Virginia	1,292	-	132,416	1.74%	-	2,198,226	1,230,020	74,094	+8	2,309
Oregon	528	-	156,037	1.43%	-	3,760,400	891,568	36,995	-	2,225
Nebraska	1,077	-	201,346	1.04%	-	967,551	500,179	104,087	-	2,084
Puerto Rico	641	-	183,432	1.12%	-	464,073	145,309	57,436	+8	2,048
Utah	608	-	371,979	0.52%	-	3,828,322	1,194,127	116,027	-	1,949
South Dakota	2,134	-	112,652	1.68%	-	423,463	478,674	127,339	-	1,888
Idaho	1,044	-	171,836	1.09%	-	1,092,871	609,839	95,887	-	1,871
North Dakota	1,899	-	99,957	1.45%	-	405,387	531,961	131,166	-	1,447
Delaware	1,464	-	87,193	1.64%	-	627,084	643,979	89,542	-	1,426
Montana	1,284	-	100,158	1.37%	-	1,081,562	1,011,961	93,713	-	1,372
New Hampshire	860	-	75,803	1.54%	-	1,662,742	1,222,864	55,749	-	1,170
District of Columbia	1,450	-	40,818	2.51%	-	1,233,983	1,748,473	57,836	+4	1,023
Maine	524	-	45,091	1.56%	-	1,871,610	1,392,347	33,545	+2	705
Wyoming	1,178	-	54,527	1.25%	-	641,380	1,108,199	94,214	-	682
Hawaii	310	-	27,623	1.59%	-	1,120,660	791,498	19,510	-	439
Alaska	409	-	56,428	0.53%	-	1,704,660	2,330,219	77,135	-	299
Vermont	330	-	15,372	1.34%	-	1,078,840	1,728,941	24,635	-	20

Coronavirus Updates (COVID-19) Deaths & Cases per 1M Population | RealClearPolitics

Coronavirus Updates (COVID-19) Deaths & Cases per Population | RealClearPolitics

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Population density for one thing. You're pretty dense but even you can figure it out (probably not but there is always hope).

That and your blob's DHS forced everyone returning from overseas--tens of thousands of passengers who were unscreened and untested through 13 major airports. Almost all were in Blue States and every county that had one of these airports was a Covid-19 Hotspot and had an infection spike.

U.S. State Population by Rank (Update for 2023!)

Discover the U.S. States ranked by population, population density, and growth.

www.infoplease.com

The states with the largest populations tended to have the most COVID deaths. Some were actually red states...

The other factor affecting death rates is when states first got socked with Covid. Early on we didn't know how to treat it or detect early.

The people most vocal about lockdowns and social distancing were silent during BLM protests

Not true

Did anyone see social distancing there?

Yes...and masks...and out doors

I actually attended several BLM marches and yes...masks and social distancing...unlike the Trump rallies. And I called out those cases where people were sloppy about masks and SD on this very forum.

Population density

Go figure

Wow good one. How about lack of population density in the skulls of Dim governors?

Democratic Governors took the hard decisions to shut down when the pandemic hit.

It was Republican Governors who had three months to prepare and left their states vulnerable.

It's the Dems fault nobody wants to live in third world shithole red states (-:

Flu is way down because people are wearing masks following safety measures & more people getting flu shots.

Dems claim rightwingers refuse to wear masks. Then explain why more people died in lefty states.

Bring some science, not "ORANGE MAN BAD"!

State	Deaths / 1M pop	Total Cases	Confirmed Cases	Confirmed Case Fatality Rate	Total Case Fatality Rate	Tests	Tests / 1M pop	Confirmed Cases / 1M pop	New Deaths	Deaths
California	1,336	-	3,563,618	1.48%	-	48,897,190	1,237,521	90,190	-	52,782
New York	2,470	-	1,693,580	2.84%	-	38,409,107	1,974,400	87,058	-	48,042
Texas	1,533	-	2,672,266	1.66%	-	23,204,166	800,257	92,160	-	44,453
Florida	1,450	-	1,918,100	1.62%	-	21,901,603	1,019,735	89,306	-	31,142
Pennsylvania	1,890	-	940,831	2.57%	-	10,476,323	818,336	73,491	-	24,193
New Jersey	2,626	-	795,785	2.93%	-	10,690,625	1,203,602	89,593	-	23,321
Illinois	1,800	-	1,189,416	1.92%	-	18,234,668	1,438,993	93,863	-	22,803
Georgia	1,646	-	1,011,807	1.73%	-	7,712,024	726,356	95,297	-	17,480
Ohio	1,484	-	970,583	1.79%	-	10,084,481	862,725	83,033	-	17,346
Michigan	1,657	-	649,057	2.55%	-	10,985,614	1,100,007	64,991	-	16,544
Massachusetts	2,329	-	582,844	2.78%	-	16,317,937	2,348,073	83,868	-	16,182
Arizona	2,206	-	818,670	1.96%	-	4,210,980	578,533	112,474	-	16,060
Indiana	1,875	-	662,750	1.90%	-	8,056,112	1,196,650	98,445	-	12,623
Tennessee	1,674	-	776,337	1.47%	-	6,797,475	994,776	113,613	-	11,436
North Carolina	1,076	-	863,409	1.31%	-	10,311,881	983,200	82,323	-	11,288
Alabama	2,045	-	497,154	2.02%	-	2,423,471	494,265	101,394	+38	10,029
Louisiana	2,075	-	431,271	2.24%	-	6,004,999	1,291,733	92,771	-	9,647
Virginia	1,048	-	578,559	1.55%	-	7,547,695	884,269	67,783	-	8,943
South Carolina	1,666	-	518,823	1.65%	-	5,999,533	1,165,249	100,767	-	8,576
Missouri	1,394	-	522,581	1.64%	-	5,490,487	894,591	85,147	-	8,555
Maryland	1,310	-	383,956	2.06%	-	7,948,627	1,314,761	63,509	+14	7,919
Connecticut	2,148	-	283,128	2.70%	-	6,804,929	1,908,662	79,412	-	7,658
Mississippi	2,266	-	295,675	2.28%	-	2,472,673	830,830	99,348	+19	6,743
Minnesota	1,163	-	485,655	1.35%	-	7,376,464	1,307,969	86,115	-	6,558
Wisconsin	1,106	-	564,592	1.14%	-	3,196,304	548,964	96,968	-	6,440
Colorado	1,035	-	430,615	1.38%	-	2,585,390	448,951	74,776	-	5,959
Iowa	1,743	-	364,892	1.51%	-	4,088,220	1,295,762	115,653	-	5,498
Arkansas	1,741	-	322,949	1.63%	-	3,169,449	1,050,243	107,014	-	5,254
Washington	664	-	344,660	1.47%	-	5,301,508	696,203	45,261	-	5,059
Nevada	1,613	-	294,289	1.69%	-	2,729,627	886,198	95,544	-	4,967
Kansas	1,630	-	296,954	1.60%	-	1,259,105	432,190	101,930	-	4,750
Kentucky	1,046	-	406,201	1.15%	-	4,521,249	1,011,992	90,920	-	4,671
Oklahoma	1,146	-	424,999	1.07%	-	3,516,251	888,622	107,405	-	4,534
New Mexico	1,784	-	185,542	2.02%	-	2,710,151	1,292,500	88,487	-	3,740
Rhode Island	2,384	-	126,849	1.99%	-	3,022,306	2,852,952	119,741	-	2,525
West Virginia	1,292	-	132,416	1.74%	-	2,198,226	1,230,020	74,094	+8	2,309
Oregon	528	-	156,037	1.43%	-	3,760,400	891,568	36,995	-	2,225
Nebraska	1,077	-	201,346	1.04%	-	967,551	500,179	104,087	-	2,084
Puerto Rico	641	-	183,432	1.12%	-	464,073	145,309	57,436	+8	2,048
Utah	608	-	371,979	0.52%	-	3,828,322	1,194,127	116,027	-	1,949
South Dakota	2,134	-	112,652	1.68%	-	423,463	478,674	127,339	-	1,888
Idaho	1,044	-	171,836	1.09%	-	1,092,871	609,839	95,887	-	1,871
North Dakota	1,899	-	99,957	1.45%	-	405,387	531,961	131,166	-	1,447
Delaware	1,464	-	87,193	1.64%	-	627,084	643,979	89,542	-	1,426
Montana	1,284	-	100,158	1.37%	-	1,081,562	1,011,961	93,713	-	1,372
New Hampshire	860	-	75,803	1.54%	-	1,662,742	1,222,864	55,749	-	1,170
District of Columbia	1,450	-	40,818	2.51%	-	1,233,983	1,748,473	57,836	+4	1,023
Maine	524	-	45,091	1.56%	-	1,871,610	1,392,347	33,545	+2	705
Wyoming	1,178	-	54,527	1.25%	-	641,380	1,108,199	94,214	-	682
Hawaii	310	-	27,623	1.59%	-	1,120,660	791,498	19,510	-	439
Alaska	409	-	56,428	0.53%	-	1,704,660	2,330,219	77,135	-	299
Vermont	330	-	15,372	1.34%	-	1,078,840	1,728,941	24,635	-	20

Coronavirus Updates (COVID-19) Deaths & Cases per 1M Population | RealClearPolitics

Coronavirus Updates (COVID-19) Deaths & Cases per Population | RealClearPolitics

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You dumb son of a bitch. The more population a state has, it is logical the more deaths they will have. To compare apples to apples you need to rank by deaths' per capita. You cannot be this stupid.
Guess who is on top for deaths per capita, Trump country.
You people are liars, you are stupid and you are disgusting. Other than that you are good people.

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Population density

Go figure

You're full of shit. Texas and Florida are larger than New York and have major population centers.

Fake news is your life

United States COVID - Coronavirus Statistics - Worldometer

United States Coronavirus update with statistics and graphs: total and new cases, deaths per day, mortality and recovery rates, current active cases, recoveries, trends and timeline.

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Yesterday 275 people died of coronavirus in Texas.

That's more than New York, New Jersey and Connecticut combined.

(watch the loons piss their pink panties)
Do the populations of illiterate, ignorant, careless dark people have anything to do with it?

Community, Work, and School

Actions that communities can take to slow the spread of COVID-19.

www.cdc.gov

weird how it's only in white countries this is a problem....?

*looks at the third world*

haha the projection

let the chinese lead you around by the nose then blame the darkies? What teh fuck are you smoking whitey? This is your people's fault

Argue the data with the CDC raghead.

Community, Work, and School

Actions that communities can take to slow the spread of COVID-19.

www.cdc.gov

What data?

I'm an Asian we get better results on everything than whites

Have like an 80% acceptance rate for the vaccine. We are the model minority you fucking dolt. And not very fat

Coronavirus Disease 2019

CDC provides credible COVID-19 health information to the U.S.

www.cdc.gov

While white trash like you are busying cookin meth and suckin pecker for oxy

So explain why the masks and social distancing have not worked on COVID.

Covid is more contagious

Is it though? 28 total influenza cases? Florida has been wide open since May.

Are you contending there should not be any influenza cases where everything is open and there is no mask mandates?

Actually the argument that masks don't work, is the same as claimning seatbelts don't work.

Well neither works if you don't wear them right or don't wear them at all.

DUH !!!

If we have eradicated influenza by wearing masks and social distancing and closing all businesses, we need to do it every flu season.

Colonelanus does not know the difference between a novel virus and a virus. I will not waste my time explaining. Not only the difference but the implications.
How do all these dumbass Trump minions survive. They are so fricking stupid they do not know the difference between shit and Shinola.

 

[jc456]

Because of flawed federal policies. Which among other matters insisted that NG pipeline compressors use green-electrictity instead of the NG itself to power those compressors.

Interesting that it had to have occurred under Trump policies. Those pump policies were in Trumps America.

You really hate Americans

Apparently Trump hates Americans, because those regulations had to be put there by the Trump administration. Had Obama done it, Trump would have reversed it.

Why do you hate the truth?

No evidence, I have evidence wuhan released a plague

 

[meaner gene]

I love how people post complaints about policies that happened under Donald Trump, and try to blame somebody else.

AOC, wasn't president, and couldn't sign executive orders, or tell the DOE what to do. The democrats didn't control the senate to get a green deal law passed. But somehow Trump policies got attributed to the democrats.

WOW

 

[meaner gene]

Apparently Trump hates Americans, because those regulations had to be put there by the Trump administration. Had Obama done it, Trump would have reversed it.

Why do you hate the truth?

No evidence, I have evidence wuhan released a plague

The evidence is that Trump was in charge. The policies in place while Trump was in the oval office were in Trumps America.

 

[jc456]

Population density

Go figure

I count four red states in your top ten here. Texas and Florida are #2 and #3 respectively.

U.S. State Population by Rank (Update for 2023!)

Discover the U.S. States ranked by population, population density, and growth.

www.infoplease.com

The states with the largest populations tended to have the most COVID deaths. Some were actually red states...

Population density
Go figure

I'm guessing that's too complicated an answer.

Dems claim rightwingers refuse to wear masks. Then explain why more people died in lefty states.

Bring some science, not "ORANGE MAN BAD"!

State	Deaths / 1M pop	Total Cases	Confirmed Cases	Confirmed Case Fatality Rate	Total Case Fatality Rate	Tests	Tests / 1M pop	Confirmed Cases / 1M pop	New Deaths	Deaths
California	1,336	-	3,563,618	1.48%	-	48,897,190	1,237,521	90,190	-	52,782
New York	2,470	-	1,693,580	2.84%	-	38,409,107	1,974,400	87,058	-	48,042
Texas	1,533	-	2,672,266	1.66%	-	23,204,166	800,257	92,160	-	44,453
Florida	1,450	-	1,918,100	1.62%	-	21,901,603	1,019,735	89,306	-	31,142
Pennsylvania	1,890	-	940,831	2.57%	-	10,476,323	818,336	73,491	-	24,193
New Jersey	2,626	-	795,785	2.93%	-	10,690,625	1,203,602	89,593	-	23,321
Illinois	1,800	-	1,189,416	1.92%	-	18,234,668	1,438,993	93,863	-	22,803
Georgia	1,646	-	1,011,807	1.73%	-	7,712,024	726,356	95,297	-	17,480
Ohio	1,484	-	970,583	1.79%	-	10,084,481	862,725	83,033	-	17,346
Michigan	1,657	-	649,057	2.55%	-	10,985,614	1,100,007	64,991	-	16,544
Massachusetts	2,329	-	582,844	2.78%	-	16,317,937	2,348,073	83,868	-	16,182
Arizona	2,206	-	818,670	1.96%	-	4,210,980	578,533	112,474	-	16,060
Indiana	1,875	-	662,750	1.90%	-	8,056,112	1,196,650	98,445	-	12,623
Tennessee	1,674	-	776,337	1.47%	-	6,797,475	994,776	113,613	-	11,436
North Carolina	1,076	-	863,409	1.31%	-	10,311,881	983,200	82,323	-	11,288
Alabama	2,045	-	497,154	2.02%	-	2,423,471	494,265	101,394	+38	10,029
Louisiana	2,075	-	431,271	2.24%	-	6,004,999	1,291,733	92,771	-	9,647
Virginia	1,048	-	578,559	1.55%	-	7,547,695	884,269	67,783	-	8,943
South Carolina	1,666	-	518,823	1.65%	-	5,999,533	1,165,249	100,767	-	8,576
Missouri	1,394	-	522,581	1.64%	-	5,490,487	894,591	85,147	-	8,555
Maryland	1,310	-	383,956	2.06%	-	7,948,627	1,314,761	63,509	+14	7,919
Connecticut	2,148	-	283,128	2.70%	-	6,804,929	1,908,662	79,412	-	7,658
Mississippi	2,266	-	295,675	2.28%	-	2,472,673	830,830	99,348	+19	6,743
Minnesota	1,163	-	485,655	1.35%	-	7,376,464	1,307,969	86,115	-	6,558
Wisconsin	1,106	-	564,592	1.14%	-	3,196,304	548,964	96,968	-	6,440
Colorado	1,035	-	430,615	1.38%	-	2,585,390	448,951	74,776	-	5,959
Iowa	1,743	-	364,892	1.51%	-	4,088,220	1,295,762	115,653	-	5,498
Arkansas	1,741	-	322,949	1.63%	-	3,169,449	1,050,243	107,014	-	5,254
Washington	664	-	344,660	1.47%	-	5,301,508	696,203	45,261	-	5,059
Nevada	1,613	-	294,289	1.69%	-	2,729,627	886,198	95,544	-	4,967
Kansas	1,630	-	296,954	1.60%	-	1,259,105	432,190	101,930	-	4,750
Kentucky	1,046	-	406,201	1.15%	-	4,521,249	1,011,992	90,920	-	4,671
Oklahoma	1,146	-	424,999	1.07%	-	3,516,251	888,622	107,405	-	4,534
New Mexico	1,784	-	185,542	2.02%	-	2,710,151	1,292,500	88,487	-	3,740
Rhode Island	2,384	-	126,849	1.99%	-	3,022,306	2,852,952	119,741	-	2,525
West Virginia	1,292	-	132,416	1.74%	-	2,198,226	1,230,020	74,094	+8	2,309
Oregon	528	-	156,037	1.43%	-	3,760,400	891,568	36,995	-	2,225
Nebraska	1,077	-	201,346	1.04%	-	967,551	500,179	104,087	-	2,084
Puerto Rico	641	-	183,432	1.12%	-	464,073	145,309	57,436	+8	2,048
Utah	608	-	371,979	0.52%	-	3,828,322	1,194,127	116,027	-	1,949
South Dakota	2,134	-	112,652	1.68%	-	423,463	478,674	127,339	-	1,888
Idaho	1,044	-	171,836	1.09%	-	1,092,871	609,839	95,887	-	1,871
North Dakota	1,899	-	99,957	1.45%	-	405,387	531,961	131,166	-	1,447
Delaware	1,464	-	87,193	1.64%	-	627,084	643,979	89,542	-	1,426
Montana	1,284	-	100,158	1.37%	-	1,081,562	1,011,961	93,713	-	1,372
New Hampshire	860	-	75,803	1.54%	-	1,662,742	1,222,864	55,749	-	1,170
District of Columbia	1,450	-	40,818	2.51%	-	1,233,983	1,748,473	57,836	+4	1,023
Maine	524	-	45,091	1.56%	-	1,871,610	1,392,347	33,545	+2	705
Wyoming	1,178	-	54,527	1.25%	-	641,380	1,108,199	94,214	-	682
Hawaii	310	-	27,623	1.59%	-	1,120,660	791,498	19,510	-	439
Alaska	409	-	56,428	0.53%	-	1,704,660	2,330,219	77,135	-	299
Vermont	330	-	15,372	1.34%	-	1,078,840	1,728,941	24,635	-	20

Coronavirus Updates (COVID-19) Deaths & Cases per 1M Population | RealClearPolitics

Coronavirus Updates (COVID-19) Deaths & Cases per Population | RealClearPolitics

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Population density for one thing. You're pretty dense but even you can figure it out (probably not but there is always hope).

That and your blob's DHS forced everyone returning from overseas--tens of thousands of passengers who were unscreened and untested through 13 major airports. Almost all were in Blue States and every county that had one of these airports was a Covid-19 Hotspot and had an infection spike.

U.S. State Population by Rank (Update for 2023!)

Discover the U.S. States ranked by population, population density, and growth.

www.infoplease.com

The states with the largest populations tended to have the most COVID deaths. Some were actually red states...

The other factor affecting death rates is when states first got socked with Covid. Early on we didn't know how to treat it or detect early.

The people most vocal about lockdowns and social distancing were silent during BLM protests

Not true

Did anyone see social distancing there?

Yes...and masks...and out doors

I actually attended several BLM marches and yes...masks and social distancing...unlike the Trump rallies. And I called out those cases where people were sloppy about masks and SD on this very forum.

Population density

Go figure

Wow good one. How about lack of population density in the skulls of Dim governors?

Democratic Governors took the hard decisions to shut down when the pandemic hit.

It was Republican Governors who had three months to prepare and left their states vulnerable.

It's the Dems fault nobody wants to live in third world shithole red states (-:

Flu is way down because people are wearing masks following safety measures & more people getting flu shots.

Dems claim rightwingers refuse to wear masks. Then explain why more people died in lefty states.

Bring some science, not "ORANGE MAN BAD"!

State	Deaths / 1M pop	Total Cases	Confirmed Cases	Confirmed Case Fatality Rate	Total Case Fatality Rate	Tests	Tests / 1M pop	Confirmed Cases / 1M pop	New Deaths	Deaths
California	1,336	-	3,563,618	1.48%	-	48,897,190	1,237,521	90,190	-	52,782
New York	2,470	-	1,693,580	2.84%	-	38,409,107	1,974,400	87,058	-	48,042
Texas	1,533	-	2,672,266	1.66%	-	23,204,166	800,257	92,160	-	44,453
Florida	1,450	-	1,918,100	1.62%	-	21,901,603	1,019,735	89,306	-	31,142
Pennsylvania	1,890	-	940,831	2.57%	-	10,476,323	818,336	73,491	-	24,193
New Jersey	2,626	-	795,785	2.93%	-	10,690,625	1,203,602	89,593	-	23,321
Illinois	1,800	-	1,189,416	1.92%	-	18,234,668	1,438,993	93,863	-	22,803
Georgia	1,646	-	1,011,807	1.73%	-	7,712,024	726,356	95,297	-	17,480
Ohio	1,484	-	970,583	1.79%	-	10,084,481	862,725	83,033	-	17,346
Michigan	1,657	-	649,057	2.55%	-	10,985,614	1,100,007	64,991	-	16,544
Massachusetts	2,329	-	582,844	2.78%	-	16,317,937	2,348,073	83,868	-	16,182
Arizona	2,206	-	818,670	1.96%	-	4,210,980	578,533	112,474	-	16,060
Indiana	1,875	-	662,750	1.90%	-	8,056,112	1,196,650	98,445	-	12,623
Tennessee	1,674	-	776,337	1.47%	-	6,797,475	994,776	113,613	-	11,436
North Carolina	1,076	-	863,409	1.31%	-	10,311,881	983,200	82,323	-	11,288
Alabama	2,045	-	497,154	2.02%	-	2,423,471	494,265	101,394	+38	10,029
Louisiana	2,075	-	431,271	2.24%	-	6,004,999	1,291,733	92,771	-	9,647
Virginia	1,048	-	578,559	1.55%	-	7,547,695	884,269	67,783	-	8,943
South Carolina	1,666	-	518,823	1.65%	-	5,999,533	1,165,249	100,767	-	8,576
Missouri	1,394	-	522,581	1.64%	-	5,490,487	894,591	85,147	-	8,555
Maryland	1,310	-	383,956	2.06%	-	7,948,627	1,314,761	63,509	+14	7,919
Connecticut	2,148	-	283,128	2.70%	-	6,804,929	1,908,662	79,412	-	7,658
Mississippi	2,266	-	295,675	2.28%	-	2,472,673	830,830	99,348	+19	6,743
Minnesota	1,163	-	485,655	1.35%	-	7,376,464	1,307,969	86,115	-	6,558
Wisconsin	1,106	-	564,592	1.14%	-	3,196,304	548,964	96,968	-	6,440
Colorado	1,035	-	430,615	1.38%	-	2,585,390	448,951	74,776	-	5,959
Iowa	1,743	-	364,892	1.51%	-	4,088,220	1,295,762	115,653	-	5,498
Arkansas	1,741	-	322,949	1.63%	-	3,169,449	1,050,243	107,014	-	5,254
Washington	664	-	344,660	1.47%	-	5,301,508	696,203	45,261	-	5,059
Nevada	1,613	-	294,289	1.69%	-	2,729,627	886,198	95,544	-	4,967
Kansas	1,630	-	296,954	1.60%	-	1,259,105	432,190	101,930	-	4,750
Kentucky	1,046	-	406,201	1.15%	-	4,521,249	1,011,992	90,920	-	4,671
Oklahoma	1,146	-	424,999	1.07%	-	3,516,251	888,622	107,405	-	4,534
New Mexico	1,784	-	185,542	2.02%	-	2,710,151	1,292,500	88,487	-	3,740
Rhode Island	2,384	-	126,849	1.99%	-	3,022,306	2,852,952	119,741	-	2,525
West Virginia	1,292	-	132,416	1.74%	-	2,198,226	1,230,020	74,094	+8	2,309
Oregon	528	-	156,037	1.43%	-	3,760,400	891,568	36,995	-	2,225
Nebraska	1,077	-	201,346	1.04%	-	967,551	500,179	104,087	-	2,084
Puerto Rico	641	-	183,432	1.12%	-	464,073	145,309	57,436	+8	2,048
Utah	608	-	371,979	0.52%	-	3,828,322	1,194,127	116,027	-	1,949
South Dakota	2,134	-	112,652	1.68%	-	423,463	478,674	127,339	-	1,888
Idaho	1,044	-	171,836	1.09%	-	1,092,871	609,839	95,887	-	1,871
North Dakota	1,899	-	99,957	1.45%	-	405,387	531,961	131,166	-	1,447
Delaware	1,464	-	87,193	1.64%	-	627,084	643,979	89,542	-	1,426
Montana	1,284	-	100,158	1.37%	-	1,081,562	1,011,961	93,713	-	1,372
New Hampshire	860	-	75,803	1.54%	-	1,662,742	1,222,864	55,749	-	1,170
District of Columbia	1,450	-	40,818	2.51%	-	1,233,983	1,748,473	57,836	+4	1,023
Maine	524	-	45,091	1.56%	-	1,871,610	1,392,347	33,545	+2	705
Wyoming	1,178	-	54,527	1.25%	-	641,380	1,108,199	94,214	-	682
Hawaii	310	-	27,623	1.59%	-	1,120,660	791,498	19,510	-	439
Alaska	409	-	56,428	0.53%	-	1,704,660	2,330,219	77,135	-	299
Vermont	330	-	15,372	1.34%	-	1,078,840	1,728,941	24,635	-	20

Coronavirus Updates (COVID-19) Deaths & Cases per 1M Population | RealClearPolitics

Coronavirus Updates (COVID-19) Deaths & Cases per Population | RealClearPolitics

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You dumb son of a bitch. The more population a state has, it is logical the more deaths they will have. To compare apples to apples you need to rank by deaths' per capita. You cannot be this stupid.
Guess who is on top for deaths per capita, Trump country.
You people are liars, you are stupid and you are disgusting. Other than that you are good people.

Total Deaths | KFF

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Population density

Go figure

You're full of shit. Texas and Florida are larger than New York and have major population centers.

Fake news is your life

United States COVID - Coronavirus Statistics - Worldometer

United States Coronavirus update with statistics and graphs: total and new cases, deaths per day, mortality and recovery rates, current active cases, recoveries, trends and timeline.

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Yesterday 275 people died of coronavirus in Texas.

That's more than New York, New Jersey and Connecticut combined.

(watch the loons piss their pink panties)
Do the populations of illiterate, ignorant, careless dark people have anything to do with it?

Community, Work, and School

Actions that communities can take to slow the spread of COVID-19.

www.cdc.gov

weird how it's only in white countries this is a problem....?

*looks at the third world*

haha the projection

let the chinese lead you around by the nose then blame the darkies? What teh fuck are you smoking whitey? This is your people's fault

Argue the data with the CDC raghead.

Community, Work, and School

Actions that communities can take to slow the spread of COVID-19.

www.cdc.gov

What data?

I'm an Asian we get better results on everything than whites

Have like an 80% acceptance rate for the vaccine. We are the model minority you fucking dolt. And not very fat

Coronavirus Disease 2019

CDC provides credible COVID-19 health information to the U.S.

www.cdc.gov

While white trash like you are busying cookin meth and suckin pecker for oxy

So explain why the masks and social distancing have not worked on COVID.

Covid is more contagious

Is it though? 28 total influenza cases? Florida has been wide open since May.

Are you contending there should not be any influenza cases where everything is open and there is no mask mandates?

Actually the argument that masks don't work, is the same as claimning seatbelts don't work.

Well neither works if you don't wear them right or don't wear them at all.

DUH !!!

If we have eradicated influenza by wearing masks and social distancing and closing all businesses, we need to do it every flu season.

Colonelanus does not know the difference between a novel virus and a virus. I will not waste my time explaining. Not only the difference but the implications.
How do all these dumbass Trump minions survive. They are so fricking stupid they do not know the difference between shit and Shinola.

Neither do you dumb ass

 

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Population density

Go figure

I count four red states in your top ten here. Texas and Florida are #2 and #3 respectively.

U.S. State Population by Rank (Update for 2023!)

Discover the U.S. States ranked by population, population density, and growth.

www.infoplease.com

The states with the largest populations tended to have the most COVID deaths. Some were actually red states...

Population density
Go figure

I'm guessing that's too complicated an answer.

Dems claim rightwingers refuse to wear masks. Then explain why more people died in lefty states.

Bring some science, not "ORANGE MAN BAD"!

State	Deaths / 1M pop	Total Cases	Confirmed Cases	Confirmed Case Fatality Rate	Total Case Fatality Rate	Tests	Tests / 1M pop	Confirmed Cases / 1M pop	New Deaths	Deaths
California	1,336	-	3,563,618	1.48%	-	48,897,190	1,237,521	90,190	-	52,782
New York	2,470	-	1,693,580	2.84%	-	38,409,107	1,974,400	87,058	-	48,042
Texas	1,533	-	2,672,266	1.66%	-	23,204,166	800,257	92,160	-	44,453
Florida	1,450	-	1,918,100	1.62%	-	21,901,603	1,019,735	89,306	-	31,142
Pennsylvania	1,890	-	940,831	2.57%	-	10,476,323	818,336	73,491	-	24,193
New Jersey	2,626	-	795,785	2.93%	-	10,690,625	1,203,602	89,593	-	23,321
Illinois	1,800	-	1,189,416	1.92%	-	18,234,668	1,438,993	93,863	-	22,803
Georgia	1,646	-	1,011,807	1.73%	-	7,712,024	726,356	95,297	-	17,480
Ohio	1,484	-	970,583	1.79%	-	10,084,481	862,725	83,033	-	17,346
Michigan	1,657	-	649,057	2.55%	-	10,985,614	1,100,007	64,991	-	16,544
Massachusetts	2,329	-	582,844	2.78%	-	16,317,937	2,348,073	83,868	-	16,182
Arizona	2,206	-	818,670	1.96%	-	4,210,980	578,533	112,474	-	16,060
Indiana	1,875	-	662,750	1.90%	-	8,056,112	1,196,650	98,445	-	12,623
Tennessee	1,674	-	776,337	1.47%	-	6,797,475	994,776	113,613	-	11,436
North Carolina	1,076	-	863,409	1.31%	-	10,311,881	983,200	82,323	-	11,288
Alabama	2,045	-	497,154	2.02%	-	2,423,471	494,265	101,394	+38	10,029
Louisiana	2,075	-	431,271	2.24%	-	6,004,999	1,291,733	92,771	-	9,647
Virginia	1,048	-	578,559	1.55%	-	7,547,695	884,269	67,783	-	8,943
South Carolina	1,666	-	518,823	1.65%	-	5,999,533	1,165,249	100,767	-	8,576
Missouri	1,394	-	522,581	1.64%	-	5,490,487	894,591	85,147	-	8,555
Maryland	1,310	-	383,956	2.06%	-	7,948,627	1,314,761	63,509	+14	7,919
Connecticut	2,148	-	283,128	2.70%	-	6,804,929	1,908,662	79,412	-	7,658
Mississippi	2,266	-	295,675	2.28%	-	2,472,673	830,830	99,348	+19	6,743
Minnesota	1,163	-	485,655	1.35%	-	7,376,464	1,307,969	86,115	-	6,558
Wisconsin	1,106	-	564,592	1.14%	-	3,196,304	548,964	96,968	-	6,440
Colorado	1,035	-	430,615	1.38%	-	2,585,390	448,951	74,776	-	5,959
Iowa	1,743	-	364,892	1.51%	-	4,088,220	1,295,762	115,653	-	5,498
Arkansas	1,741	-	322,949	1.63%	-	3,169,449	1,050,243	107,014	-	5,254
Washington	664	-	344,660	1.47%	-	5,301,508	696,203	45,261	-	5,059
Nevada	1,613	-	294,289	1.69%	-	2,729,627	886,198	95,544	-	4,967
Kansas	1,630	-	296,954	1.60%	-	1,259,105	432,190	101,930	-	4,750
Kentucky	1,046	-	406,201	1.15%	-	4,521,249	1,011,992	90,920	-	4,671
Oklahoma	1,146	-	424,999	1.07%	-	3,516,251	888,622	107,405	-	4,534
New Mexico	1,784	-	185,542	2.02%	-	2,710,151	1,292,500	88,487	-	3,740
Rhode Island	2,384	-	126,849	1.99%	-	3,022,306	2,852,952	119,741	-	2,525
West Virginia	1,292	-	132,416	1.74%	-	2,198,226	1,230,020	74,094	+8	2,309
Oregon	528	-	156,037	1.43%	-	3,760,400	891,568	36,995	-	2,225
Nebraska	1,077	-	201,346	1.04%	-	967,551	500,179	104,087	-	2,084
Puerto Rico	641	-	183,432	1.12%	-	464,073	145,309	57,436	+8	2,048
Utah	608	-	371,979	0.52%	-	3,828,322	1,194,127	116,027	-	1,949
South Dakota	2,134	-	112,652	1.68%	-	423,463	478,674	127,339	-	1,888
Idaho	1,044	-	171,836	1.09%	-	1,092,871	609,839	95,887	-	1,871
North Dakota	1,899	-	99,957	1.45%	-	405,387	531,961	131,166	-	1,447
Delaware	1,464	-	87,193	1.64%	-	627,084	643,979	89,542	-	1,426
Montana	1,284	-	100,158	1.37%	-	1,081,562	1,011,961	93,713	-	1,372
New Hampshire	860	-	75,803	1.54%	-	1,662,742	1,222,864	55,749	-	1,170
District of Columbia	1,450	-	40,818	2.51%	-	1,233,983	1,748,473	57,836	+4	1,023
Maine	524	-	45,091	1.56%	-	1,871,610	1,392,347	33,545	+2	705
Wyoming	1,178	-	54,527	1.25%	-	641,380	1,108,199	94,214	-	682
Hawaii	310	-	27,623	1.59%	-	1,120,660	791,498	19,510	-	439
Alaska	409	-	56,428	0.53%	-	1,704,660	2,330,219	77,135	-	299
Vermont	330	-	15,372	1.34%	-	1,078,840	1,728,941	24,635	-	20

Coronavirus Updates (COVID-19) Deaths & Cases per 1M Population | RealClearPolitics

Coronavirus Updates (COVID-19) Deaths & Cases per Population | RealClearPolitics

www.realclearpolitics.com

Population density for one thing. You're pretty dense but even you can figure it out (probably not but there is always hope).

That and your blob's DHS forced everyone returning from overseas--tens of thousands of passengers who were unscreened and untested through 13 major airports. Almost all were in Blue States and every county that had one of these airports was a Covid-19 Hotspot and had an infection spike.

U.S. State Population by Rank (Update for 2023!)

Discover the U.S. States ranked by population, population density, and growth.

www.infoplease.com

The states with the largest populations tended to have the most COVID deaths. Some were actually red states...

The other factor affecting death rates is when states first got socked with Covid. Early on we didn't know how to treat it or detect early.

The people most vocal about lockdowns and social distancing were silent during BLM protests

Not true

Did anyone see social distancing there?

Yes...and masks...and out doors

I actually attended several BLM marches and yes...masks and social distancing...unlike the Trump rallies. And I called out those cases where people were sloppy about masks and SD on this very forum.

Population density

Go figure

Wow good one. How about lack of population density in the skulls of Dim governors?

Democratic Governors took the hard decisions to shut down when the pandemic hit.

It was Republican Governors who had three months to prepare and left their states vulnerable.

It's the Dems fault nobody wants to live in third world shithole red states (-:

Flu is way down because people are wearing masks following safety measures & more people getting flu shots.

Dems claim rightwingers refuse to wear masks. Then explain why more people died in lefty states.

Bring some science, not "ORANGE MAN BAD"!

State	Deaths / 1M pop	Total Cases	Confirmed Cases	Confirmed Case Fatality Rate	Total Case Fatality Rate	Tests	Tests / 1M pop	Confirmed Cases / 1M pop	New Deaths	Deaths
California	1,336	-	3,563,618	1.48%	-	48,897,190	1,237,521	90,190	-	52,782
New York	2,470	-	1,693,580	2.84%	-	38,409,107	1,974,400	87,058	-	48,042
Texas	1,533	-	2,672,266	1.66%	-	23,204,166	800,257	92,160	-	44,453
Florida	1,450	-	1,918,100	1.62%	-	21,901,603	1,019,735	89,306	-	31,142
Pennsylvania	1,890	-	940,831	2.57%	-	10,476,323	818,336	73,491	-	24,193
New Jersey	2,626	-	795,785	2.93%	-	10,690,625	1,203,602	89,593	-	23,321
Illinois	1,800	-	1,189,416	1.92%	-	18,234,668	1,438,993	93,863	-	22,803
Georgia	1,646	-	1,011,807	1.73%	-	7,712,024	726,356	95,297	-	17,480
Ohio	1,484	-	970,583	1.79%	-	10,084,481	862,725	83,033	-	17,346
Michigan	1,657	-	649,057	2.55%	-	10,985,614	1,100,007	64,991	-	16,544
Massachusetts	2,329	-	582,844	2.78%	-	16,317,937	2,348,073	83,868	-	16,182
Arizona	2,206	-	818,670	1.96%	-	4,210,980	578,533	112,474	-	16,060
Indiana	1,875	-	662,750	1.90%	-	8,056,112	1,196,650	98,445	-	12,623
Tennessee	1,674	-	776,337	1.47%	-	6,797,475	994,776	113,613	-	11,436
North Carolina	1,076	-	863,409	1.31%	-	10,311,881	983,200	82,323	-	11,288
Alabama	2,045	-	497,154	2.02%	-	2,423,471	494,265	101,394	+38	10,029
Louisiana	2,075	-	431,271	2.24%	-	6,004,999	1,291,733	92,771	-	9,647
Virginia	1,048	-	578,559	1.55%	-	7,547,695	884,269	67,783	-	8,943
South Carolina	1,666	-	518,823	1.65%	-	5,999,533	1,165,249	100,767	-	8,576
Missouri	1,394	-	522,581	1.64%	-	5,490,487	894,591	85,147	-	8,555
Maryland	1,310	-	383,956	2.06%	-	7,948,627	1,314,761	63,509	+14	7,919
Connecticut	2,148	-	283,128	2.70%	-	6,804,929	1,908,662	79,412	-	7,658
Mississippi	2,266	-	295,675	2.28%	-	2,472,673	830,830	99,348	+19	6,743
Minnesota	1,163	-	485,655	1.35%	-	7,376,464	1,307,969	86,115	-	6,558
Wisconsin	1,106	-	564,592	1.14%	-	3,196,304	548,964	96,968	-	6,440
Colorado	1,035	-	430,615	1.38%	-	2,585,390	448,951	74,776	-	5,959
Iowa	1,743	-	364,892	1.51%	-	4,088,220	1,295,762	115,653	-	5,498
Arkansas	1,741	-	322,949	1.63%	-	3,169,449	1,050,243	107,014	-	5,254
Washington	664	-	344,660	1.47%	-	5,301,508	696,203	45,261	-	5,059
Nevada	1,613	-	294,289	1.69%	-	2,729,627	886,198	95,544	-	4,967
Kansas	1,630	-	296,954	1.60%	-	1,259,105	432,190	101,930	-	4,750
Kentucky	1,046	-	406,201	1.15%	-	4,521,249	1,011,992	90,920	-	4,671
Oklahoma	1,146	-	424,999	1.07%	-	3,516,251	888,622	107,405	-	4,534
New Mexico	1,784	-	185,542	2.02%	-	2,710,151	1,292,500	88,487	-	3,740
Rhode Island	2,384	-	126,849	1.99%	-	3,022,306	2,852,952	119,741	-	2,525
West Virginia	1,292	-	132,416	1.74%	-	2,198,226	1,230,020	74,094	+8	2,309
Oregon	528	-	156,037	1.43%	-	3,760,400	891,568	36,995	-	2,225
Nebraska	1,077	-	201,346	1.04%	-	967,551	500,179	104,087	-	2,084
Puerto Rico	641	-	183,432	1.12%	-	464,073	145,309	57,436	+8	2,048
Utah	608	-	371,979	0.52%	-	3,828,322	1,194,127	116,027	-	1,949
South Dakota	2,134	-	112,652	1.68%	-	423,463	478,674	127,339	-	1,888
Idaho	1,044	-	171,836	1.09%	-	1,092,871	609,839	95,887	-	1,871
North Dakota	1,899	-	99,957	1.45%	-	405,387	531,961	131,166	-	1,447
Delaware	1,464	-	87,193	1.64%	-	627,084	643,979	89,542	-	1,426
Montana	1,284	-	100,158	1.37%	-	1,081,562	1,011,961	93,713	-	1,372
New Hampshire	860	-	75,803	1.54%	-	1,662,742	1,222,864	55,749	-	1,170
District of Columbia	1,450	-	40,818	2.51%	-	1,233,983	1,748,473	57,836	+4	1,023
Maine	524	-	45,091	1.56%	-	1,871,610	1,392,347	33,545	+2	705
Wyoming	1,178	-	54,527	1.25%	-	641,380	1,108,199	94,214	-	682
Hawaii	310	-	27,623	1.59%	-	1,120,660	791,498	19,510	-	439
Alaska	409	-	56,428	0.53%	-	1,704,660	2,330,219	77,135	-	299
Vermont	330	-	15,372	1.34%	-	1,078,840	1,728,941	24,635	-	20

Coronavirus Updates (COVID-19) Deaths & Cases per 1M Population | RealClearPolitics

Coronavirus Updates (COVID-19) Deaths & Cases per Population | RealClearPolitics

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You dumb son of a bitch. The more population a state has, it is logical the more deaths they will have. To compare apples to apples you need to rank by deaths' per capita. You cannot be this stupid.
Guess who is on top for deaths per capita, Trump country.
You people are liars, you are stupid and you are disgusting. Other than that you are good people.

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Population density

Go figure

You're full of shit. Texas and Florida are larger than New York and have major population centers.

Fake news is your life

United States COVID - Coronavirus Statistics - Worldometer

United States Coronavirus update with statistics and graphs: total and new cases, deaths per day, mortality and recovery rates, current active cases, recoveries, trends and timeline.

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Yesterday 275 people died of coronavirus in Texas.

That's more than New York, New Jersey and Connecticut combined.

(watch the loons piss their pink panties)
Do the populations of illiterate, ignorant, careless dark people have anything to do with it?

Community, Work, and School

Actions that communities can take to slow the spread of COVID-19.

www.cdc.gov

weird how it's only in white countries this is a problem....?

*looks at the third world*

haha the projection

let the chinese lead you around by the nose then blame the darkies? What teh fuck are you smoking whitey? This is your people's fault

Argue the data with the CDC raghead.

Community, Work, and School

Actions that communities can take to slow the spread of COVID-19.

www.cdc.gov

What data?

I'm an Asian we get better results on everything than whites

Have like an 80% acceptance rate for the vaccine. We are the model minority you fucking dolt. And not very fat

Coronavirus Disease 2019

CDC provides credible COVID-19 health information to the U.S.

www.cdc.gov

While white trash like you are busying cookin meth and suckin pecker for oxy

So explain why the masks and social distancing have not worked on COVID.

Covid is more contagious

Is it though? 28 total influenza cases? Florida has been wide open since May.

Are you contending there should not be any influenza cases where everything is open and there is no mask mandates?

Actually the argument that masks don't work, is the same as claimning seatbelts don't work.

Well neither works if you don't wear them right or don't wear them at all.

DUH !!!

If we have eradicated influenza by wearing masks and social distancing and closing all businesses, we need to do it every flu season.

Colonelanus does not know the difference between a novel virus and a virus. I will not waste my time explaining. Not only the difference but the implications.
How do all these dumbass Trump minions survive. They are so fricking stupid they do not know the difference between shit and Shinola.

Novel coronaviruses are everywhere....?

This will never end if you truly believe that.

"it's a novel virus let's shut down the economy".....Say goodbye to a functioning economy

People who are concerned about novel viruses don't undersatnd how often they appear. Even if you just limit it to things that are highly communicable the list would be endless.

 

[jc456]

Apparently Trump hates Americans, because those regulations had to be put there by the Trump administration. Had Obama done it, Trump would have reversed it.

Why do you hate the truth?

No evidence, I have evidence wuhan released a plague

The evidence is that Trump was in charge. The policies in place while Trump was in the oval office were in Trumps America.

Yep, you can admit that now? Wow.

free will escapes you you fool

 

[Nostra]

\ Again, the core of the argument is that the Democrats and the Media get there titties more in a bunch over the notion of family gatherings than they do mass protests where LITTLE social distancing occurs and ENOUGH mask violations occur based on their own standards.

First off, they were outdoors, many if not most wore masks, and the bottom line is they tried to tie the protests to "super spreader" events, but in none of those cases did coronavirus "spikes" occur due to the protests.

In short, you can't compare BLM protests to Trump events, from his rally to the attacks on government he encouraged.


Coronavirus: Trump campaign rallies led to 30,000 cases ...
www.cnbc.com › 2020/10/31 › coronavirus-trump-cam...

Nov 2, 2020 — Researchers looked at 18 Trump rallies held between June 20 and Sept. 22 and analyzed Covid-19 data the weeks following each event.

Your "study" failed to connect a single person who attended a Trump event to a single case of Covid.

Please try again.

 

[meaner gene]

The evidence is that Trump was in charge. The policies in place while Trump was in the oval office were in Trumps America.

Yep, you can admit that now? Wow.
free will escapes you you fool

If federal regulations had green energy power the NG pumps. that was Trumps call.

 

[meaner gene]

Your "study" failed to connect a single person who attended a Trump event to a single case of Covid.

Please try again.

What about Herman Cain? RIP

 

[Lesh]

they all fled here trying to escape cuomo hence Florida's home prices soaring and New Yorks sinking.

Because people FLOCK to places with high real estate prices to get away from low real estate prices.

Really.

Just STFU