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

[jbrownson0831]

Hey ElmerMudd if masks and lockdowns work, why are the vast majority of China Flu deaths in Dimwinger states?

The disease is being spread in Democratic states by Trump minions not wearing masks.
But, seriously, dumbass, you have been told the highest population states should have the most deaths. The true measurement it is deaths per capita. This metric tells you what states you have the greatest chance of dying from COVID. The top 3 states you have the greatest chance of dying from COVID are Alabama, Kentucky and Mississippi.
You cannot be so stupid you do not understand what I say shows Trump supporting states have done the worst dealing with COVID.

Number of Deaths per 100,000 Population

The Kaiser Family Foundation website provides in-depth information on key health policy issues including Medicaid, Medicare, health reform, global health, HIV/AIDS, health insurance, the uninsured …

www.kff.org

Per capita means nothing.

The death rate is calculated by those who died among the population infected, Stupid.

Look who is leading the way......................

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
New Jersey	2,645	-	802,669	2.93%	-	10,806,397	1,216,637	90,368	+42	23,491
New York	2,483	-	1,708,072	2.83%	-	38,897,265	1,999,493	87,803	+123	48,307
Massachusetts	2,343	-	586,310	2.78%	-	16,522,351	2,377,487	84,367	+43	16,285
Connecticut	2,158	-	284,500	2.70%	-	6,874,226	1,928,099	79,797	+15	7,693
Pennsylvania	1,900	-	946,463	2.57%	-	10,569,767	825,635	73,931	+50	24,324
Michigan	1,661	-	652,589	2.54%	-	11,071,281	1,108,585	65,345	+39	16,589
District of Columbia	1,451	-	41,014	2.50%	-	1,241,816	1,759,572	58,114	+1	1,024
Mississippi	2,273	-	296,154	2.28%	-	2,472,673	830,830	99,509	+21	6,764
Louisiana	2,084	-	432,527	2.24%	-	6,057,642	1,303,057	93,041	+18	9,686
Maryland	1,310	-	384,765	2.06%	-	7,982,350	1,320,339	63,643	+3	7,922
Alabama	2,059	-	498,076	2.03%	-	2,429,838	495,563	101,582	+65	10,094
New Mexico	1,790	-	185,898	2.02%	-	2,720,382	1,297,379	88,657	-	3,753
Rhode Island	2,397	-	127,727	1.99%	-	3,065,112	2,893,359	120,570	+5	2,539
Arizona	2,224	-	821,108	1.97%	-	4,238,657	582,336	112,809	+96	16,185
Illinois	1,807	-	1,193,260	1.92%	-	18,389,512	1,451,213	94,166	+49	22,902
Indiana	1,881	-	664,446	1.91%	-	8,133,596	1,208,160	98,696	+30	12,663
Ohio	1,484	-	974,480	1.78%	-	10,144,547	867,864	83,367	-	17,346
Georgia	1,672	-	1,017,428	1.74%	-	7,758,916	730,772	95,826	+125	17,750
West Virginia	1,292	-	132,677	1.74%	-	2,207,676	1,235,307	74,240	-	2,309
Nevada	1,625	-	295,069	1.70%	-	2,746,308	891,613	95,797	+18	5,005
South Dakota	2,143	-	113,065	1.68%	-	425,486	480,960	127,806	+3	1,896
Texas	1,552	-	2,685,514	1.68%	-	23,393,254	806,779	92,617	+281	44,989
Missouri	1,421	-	523,770	1.67%	-	5,526,137	900,399	85,340	-	8,724
South Carolina	1,682	-	521,563	1.66%	-	6,045,915	1,174,257	101,300	+40	8,660
Delaware	1,483	-	87,643	1.65%	-	629,414	646,372	90,004	+4	1,444
Arkansas	1,747	-	323,756	1.63%	-	3,193,560	1,058,232	107,281	+12	5,273
Florida	1,462	-	1,930,232	1.63%	-	21,975,593	1,023,180	89,871	+117	31,390
Kansas	1,653	-	298,197	1.62%	-	1,264,760	434,131	102,357	-	4,816
Virginia	1,096	-	581,408	1.61%	-	7,616,333	892,310	68,116	+31	9,357
Hawaii	311	-	27,699	1.59%	-	1,124,866	794,469	19,563	-	441
Maine	524	-	45,227	1.56%	-	1,886,417	1,403,363	33,646	-	705
New Hampshire	866	-	76,178	1.55%	-	1,665,442	1,224,850	56,025	+3	1,178
Iowa	1,755	-	365,623	1.51%	-	4,107,615	1,301,909	115,884	+35	5,536
California	1,349	-	3,584,720	1.49%	-	49,147,685	1,243,860	90,724	+251	53,292
Tennessee	1,683	-	779,449	1.48%	-	6,834,882	1,000,250	114,068	+42	11,501
Washington	665	-	345,374	1.47%	-	5,320,381	698,681	45,355	-	5,061
Oregon	542	-	156,673	1.46%	-	3,798,067	900,499	37,146	+32	2,284
North Dakota	1,900	-	100,184	1.45%	-	405,782	532,479	131,464	-	1,448
Colorado	1,037	-	431,670	1.38%	-	2,590,863	449,901	74,959	-	5,970
Montana	1,287	-	100,531	1.37%	-	1,091,522	1,021,280	94,062	+2	1,375
Minnesota	1,168	-	487,374	1.35%	-	7,465,199	1,323,703	86,419	+14	6,589
Vermont	332	-	15,686	1.32%	-	1,094,855	1,754,606	25,138	-	207
North Carolina	1,087	-	868,056	1.31%	-	10,396,113	991,231	82,766	+36	11,399
Wyoming	1,178	-	54,685	1.25%	-	646,179	1,116,491	94,487	-	682
Kentucky	1,059	-	408,440	1.16%	-	4,567,702	1,022,390	91,421	+28	4,732
Wisconsin	1,111	-	565,808	1.14%	-	3,204,956	550,450	97,177	+12	6,470
Puerto Rico	643	-	183,676	1.12%	-	464,073	145,309	57,512	+5	2,053
Idaho	1,047	-	172,288	1.09%	-	1,096,824	612,045	96,139	-	1,876
Oklahoma	1,146	-	426,641	1.06%	-	3,527,683	891,511	107,820	-	4,534
Nebraska	1,081	-	201,973	1.04%	-	970,639	501,776	104,411	-	2,092
Alaska	409	-	56,745	0.53%	-	1,724,484	2,357,318	77,569	-	299
Utah	613	-	373,319	0.53%	-	3,867,952	1,206,489	116,445	+10	1,965
Data Sources: WHO, CDC, ECDC, NHC, DXY, JHU, RCP | Population: U.S. Census

Everyone knows this, even the empty headed libber.....

 

[ElmerMudd]

Hey ElmerMudd if masks and lockdowns work, why are the vast majority of China Flu deaths in Dimwinger states?

The disease is being spread in Democratic states by Trump minions not wearing masks.
But, seriously, dumbass, you have been told the highest population states should have the most deaths. The true measurement it is deaths per capita. This metric tells you what states you have the greatest chance of dying from COVID. The top 3 states you have the greatest chance of dying from COVID are Alabama, Kentucky and Mississippi.
You cannot be so stupid you do not understand what I say shows Trump supporting states have done the worst dealing with COVID.

Number of Deaths per 100,000 Population

The Kaiser Family Foundation website provides in-depth information on key health policy issues including Medicaid, Medicare, health reform, global health, HIV/AIDS, health insurance, the uninsured …

www.kff.org

Per capita means nothing.

The death rate is calculated by those who died among the population infected, Stupid.

Look who is leading the way......................

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
New Jersey	2,645	-	802,669	2.93%	-	10,806,397	1,216,637	90,368	+42	23,491
New York	2,483	-	1,708,072	2.83%	-	38,897,265	1,999,493	87,803	+123	48,307
Massachusetts	2,343	-	586,310	2.78%	-	16,522,351	2,377,487	84,367	+43	16,285
Connecticut	2,158	-	284,500	2.70%	-	6,874,226	1,928,099	79,797	+15	7,693
Pennsylvania	1,900	-	946,463	2.57%	-	10,569,767	825,635	73,931	+50	24,324
Michigan	1,661	-	652,589	2.54%	-	11,071,281	1,108,585	65,345	+39	16,589
District of Columbia	1,451	-	41,014	2.50%	-	1,241,816	1,759,572	58,114	+1	1,024
Mississippi	2,273	-	296,154	2.28%	-	2,472,673	830,830	99,509	+21	6,764
Louisiana	2,084	-	432,527	2.24%	-	6,057,642	1,303,057	93,041	+18	9,686
Maryland	1,310	-	384,765	2.06%	-	7,982,350	1,320,339	63,643	+3	7,922
Alabama	2,059	-	498,076	2.03%	-	2,429,838	495,563	101,582	+65	10,094
New Mexico	1,790	-	185,898	2.02%	-	2,720,382	1,297,379	88,657	-	3,753
Rhode Island	2,397	-	127,727	1.99%	-	3,065,112	2,893,359	120,570	+5	2,539
Arizona	2,224	-	821,108	1.97%	-	4,238,657	582,336	112,809	+96	16,185
Illinois	1,807	-	1,193,260	1.92%	-	18,389,512	1,451,213	94,166	+49	22,902
Indiana	1,881	-	664,446	1.91%	-	8,133,596	1,208,160	98,696	+30	12,663
Ohio	1,484	-	974,480	1.78%	-	10,144,547	867,864	83,367	-	17,346
Georgia	1,672	-	1,017,428	1.74%	-	7,758,916	730,772	95,826	+125	17,750
West Virginia	1,292	-	132,677	1.74%	-	2,207,676	1,235,307	74,240	-	2,309
Nevada	1,625	-	295,069	1.70%	-	2,746,308	891,613	95,797	+18	5,005
South Dakota	2,143	-	113,065	1.68%	-	425,486	480,960	127,806	+3	1,896
Texas	1,552	-	2,685,514	1.68%	-	23,393,254	806,779	92,617	+281	44,989
Missouri	1,421	-	523,770	1.67%	-	5,526,137	900,399	85,340	-	8,724
South Carolina	1,682	-	521,563	1.66%	-	6,045,915	1,174,257	101,300	+40	8,660
Delaware	1,483	-	87,643	1.65%	-	629,414	646,372	90,004	+4	1,444
Arkansas	1,747	-	323,756	1.63%	-	3,193,560	1,058,232	107,281	+12	5,273
Florida	1,462	-	1,930,232	1.63%	-	21,975,593	1,023,180	89,871	+117	31,390
Kansas	1,653	-	298,197	1.62%	-	1,264,760	434,131	102,357	-	4,816
Virginia	1,096	-	581,408	1.61%	-	7,616,333	892,310	68,116	+31	9,357
Hawaii	311	-	27,699	1.59%	-	1,124,866	794,469	19,563	-	441
Maine	524	-	45,227	1.56%	-	1,886,417	1,403,363	33,646	-	705
New Hampshire	866	-	76,178	1.55%	-	1,665,442	1,224,850	56,025	+3	1,178
Iowa	1,755	-	365,623	1.51%	-	4,107,615	1,301,909	115,884	+35	5,536
California	1,349	-	3,584,720	1.49%	-	49,147,685	1,243,860	90,724	+251	53,292
Tennessee	1,683	-	779,449	1.48%	-	6,834,882	1,000,250	114,068	+42	11,501
Washington	665	-	345,374	1.47%	-	5,320,381	698,681	45,355	-	5,061
Oregon	542	-	156,673	1.46%	-	3,798,067	900,499	37,146	+32	2,284
North Dakota	1,900	-	100,184	1.45%	-	405,782	532,479	131,464	-	1,448
Colorado	1,037	-	431,670	1.38%	-	2,590,863	449,901	74,959	-	5,970
Montana	1,287	-	100,531	1.37%	-	1,091,522	1,021,280	94,062	+2	1,375
Minnesota	1,168	-	487,374	1.35%	-	7,465,199	1,323,703	86,419	+14	6,589
Vermont	332	-	15,686	1.32%	-	1,094,855	1,754,606	25,138	-	207
North Carolina	1,087	-	868,056	1.31%	-	10,396,113	991,231	82,766	+36	11,399
Wyoming	1,178	-	54,685	1.25%	-	646,179	1,116,491	94,487	-	682
Kentucky	1,059	-	408,440	1.16%	-	4,567,702	1,022,390	91,421	+28	4,732
Wisconsin	1,111	-	565,808	1.14%	-	3,204,956	550,450	97,177	+12	6,470
Puerto Rico	643	-	183,676	1.12%	-	464,073	145,309	57,512	+5	2,053
Idaho	1,047	-	172,288	1.09%	-	1,096,824	612,045	96,139	-	1,876
Oklahoma	1,146	-	426,641	1.06%	-	3,527,683	891,511	107,820	-	4,534
Nebraska	1,081	-	201,973	1.04%	-	970,639	501,776	104,411	-	2,092
Alaska	409	-	56,745	0.53%	-	1,724,484	2,357,318	77,569	-	299
Utah	613	-	373,319	0.53%	-	3,867,952	1,206,489	116,445	+10	1,965
Data Sources: WHO, CDC, ECDC, NHC, DXY, JHU, RCP | Population: U.S. Census

There is no cure for stupid. Your leader, Trump, said the more you test the more cases you will find. The states who test the most will have more cases. It is not an consistent metric by state. Per capita death rate is the best comparison of states and countries. Anyone with a half a brain, know this.
Every time you post something, you show your stupidity.

 

[Nostra]

Hey ElmerMudd if masks and lockdowns work, why are the vast majority of China Flu deaths in Dimwinger states?

The disease is being spread in Democratic states by Trump minions not wearing masks.
But, seriously, dumbass, you have been told the highest population states should have the most deaths. The true measurement it is deaths per capita. This metric tells you what states you have the greatest chance of dying from COVID. The top 3 states you have the greatest chance of dying from COVID are Alabama, Kentucky and Mississippi.
You cannot be so stupid you do not understand what I say shows Trump supporting states have done the worst dealing with COVID.

Number of Deaths per 100,000 Population

The Kaiser Family Foundation website provides in-depth information on key health policy issues including Medicaid, Medicare, health reform, global health, HIV/AIDS, health insurance, the uninsured …

www.kff.org

Per capita means nothing.

The death rate is calculated by those who died among the population infected, Stupid.

Look who is leading the way......................

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
New Jersey	2,645	-	802,669	2.93%	-	10,806,397	1,216,637	90,368	+42	23,491
New York	2,483	-	1,708,072	2.83%	-	38,897,265	1,999,493	87,803	+123	48,307
Massachusetts	2,343	-	586,310	2.78%	-	16,522,351	2,377,487	84,367	+43	16,285
Connecticut	2,158	-	284,500	2.70%	-	6,874,226	1,928,099	79,797	+15	7,693
Pennsylvania	1,900	-	946,463	2.57%	-	10,569,767	825,635	73,931	+50	24,324
Michigan	1,661	-	652,589	2.54%	-	11,071,281	1,108,585	65,345	+39	16,589
District of Columbia	1,451	-	41,014	2.50%	-	1,241,816	1,759,572	58,114	+1	1,024
Mississippi	2,273	-	296,154	2.28%	-	2,472,673	830,830	99,509	+21	6,764
Louisiana	2,084	-	432,527	2.24%	-	6,057,642	1,303,057	93,041	+18	9,686
Maryland	1,310	-	384,765	2.06%	-	7,982,350	1,320,339	63,643	+3	7,922
Alabama	2,059	-	498,076	2.03%	-	2,429,838	495,563	101,582	+65	10,094
New Mexico	1,790	-	185,898	2.02%	-	2,720,382	1,297,379	88,657	-	3,753
Rhode Island	2,397	-	127,727	1.99%	-	3,065,112	2,893,359	120,570	+5	2,539
Arizona	2,224	-	821,108	1.97%	-	4,238,657	582,336	112,809	+96	16,185
Illinois	1,807	-	1,193,260	1.92%	-	18,389,512	1,451,213	94,166	+49	22,902
Indiana	1,881	-	664,446	1.91%	-	8,133,596	1,208,160	98,696	+30	12,663
Ohio	1,484	-	974,480	1.78%	-	10,144,547	867,864	83,367	-	17,346
Georgia	1,672	-	1,017,428	1.74%	-	7,758,916	730,772	95,826	+125	17,750
West Virginia	1,292	-	132,677	1.74%	-	2,207,676	1,235,307	74,240	-	2,309
Nevada	1,625	-	295,069	1.70%	-	2,746,308	891,613	95,797	+18	5,005
South Dakota	2,143	-	113,065	1.68%	-	425,486	480,960	127,806	+3	1,896
Texas	1,552	-	2,685,514	1.68%	-	23,393,254	806,779	92,617	+281	44,989
Missouri	1,421	-	523,770	1.67%	-	5,526,137	900,399	85,340	-	8,724
South Carolina	1,682	-	521,563	1.66%	-	6,045,915	1,174,257	101,300	+40	8,660
Delaware	1,483	-	87,643	1.65%	-	629,414	646,372	90,004	+4	1,444
Arkansas	1,747	-	323,756	1.63%	-	3,193,560	1,058,232	107,281	+12	5,273
Florida	1,462	-	1,930,232	1.63%	-	21,975,593	1,023,180	89,871	+117	31,390
Kansas	1,653	-	298,197	1.62%	-	1,264,760	434,131	102,357	-	4,816
Virginia	1,096	-	581,408	1.61%	-	7,616,333	892,310	68,116	+31	9,357
Hawaii	311	-	27,699	1.59%	-	1,124,866	794,469	19,563	-	441
Maine	524	-	45,227	1.56%	-	1,886,417	1,403,363	33,646	-	705
New Hampshire	866	-	76,178	1.55%	-	1,665,442	1,224,850	56,025	+3	1,178
Iowa	1,755	-	365,623	1.51%	-	4,107,615	1,301,909	115,884	+35	5,536
California	1,349	-	3,584,720	1.49%	-	49,147,685	1,243,860	90,724	+251	53,292
Tennessee	1,683	-	779,449	1.48%	-	6,834,882	1,000,250	114,068	+42	11,501
Washington	665	-	345,374	1.47%	-	5,320,381	698,681	45,355	-	5,061
Oregon	542	-	156,673	1.46%	-	3,798,067	900,499	37,146	+32	2,284
North Dakota	1,900	-	100,184	1.45%	-	405,782	532,479	131,464	-	1,448
Colorado	1,037	-	431,670	1.38%	-	2,590,863	449,901	74,959	-	5,970
Montana	1,287	-	100,531	1.37%	-	1,091,522	1,021,280	94,062	+2	1,375
Minnesota	1,168	-	487,374	1.35%	-	7,465,199	1,323,703	86,419	+14	6,589
Vermont	332	-	15,686	1.32%	-	1,094,855	1,754,606	25,138	-	207
North Carolina	1,087	-	868,056	1.31%	-	10,396,113	991,231	82,766	+36	11,399
Wyoming	1,178	-	54,685	1.25%	-	646,179	1,116,491	94,487	-	682
Kentucky	1,059	-	408,440	1.16%	-	4,567,702	1,022,390	91,421	+28	4,732
Wisconsin	1,111	-	565,808	1.14%	-	3,204,956	550,450	97,177	+12	6,470
Puerto Rico	643	-	183,676	1.12%	-	464,073	145,309	57,512	+5	2,053
Idaho	1,047	-	172,288	1.09%	-	1,096,824	612,045	96,139	-	1,876
Oklahoma	1,146	-	426,641	1.06%	-	3,527,683	891,511	107,820	-	4,534
Nebraska	1,081	-	201,973	1.04%	-	970,639	501,776	104,411	-	2,092
Alaska	409	-	56,745	0.53%	-	1,724,484	2,357,318	77,569	-	299
Utah	613	-	373,319	0.53%	-	3,867,952	1,206,489	116,445	+10	1,965
Data Sources: WHO, CDC, ECDC, NHC, DXY, JHU, RCP | Population: U.S. Census

There is no cure for stupid. Your leader, Trump, said the more you test the more cases you will find. The states who test the most will have more cases. It is not an consistent metric by state. Per capita death rate is the best comparison of states and countries. Anyone with a half a brain, know this.
Every time you post something, you show your stupidity.

There is no cure for stupid.

Yours is definitely terminal.

 

[Billy000]

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

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How do you people not get the basic concept of densely populated areas? My god. The retardation of this board.

 

[Billy000]

Population density

Go figure

And your evidence of that is? And what difference would that make anyway if these methods are effective?

For fuck sake. No one said these methods were always guaranteed to work. They just slow the overall spread. And fucking of course population density is going to be a major contributing factor.

 

[Nostra]

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

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How do you people not get the basic concept of densely populated areas? My god. The retardation of this board.

You think Dimtard states are the only ones with cities?

And once again................IF MASKS AND SHUTDOWNS WORK.....................

 

[lantern2814]

Population density

Go figure

And your evidence of that is? And what difference would that make anyway if these methods are effective?

The next time you get on an elevator, try to maintain 6' distancing.

Did you look at the chart he posted? It blatantly contradicts your position.

My position?

You clearly inferred you were agreeing with what RW said

Mmmm ok.

So what was the point of your comment? Just bored this morning?

Now that you're talking to me....yes.

If you think that population density doesn't matter, explain how you can maintain the recommended 6' spacing in an elevator in an apartment building.

This is the part where you make a snide comment as per usual.

Ummm....you don't take an elevator if someone else is in it. Ummm....you stay in your apartment? What is there to understand? Or you live your life...

Or tell them the thing they really don’t want to hear. Take the stairs.

 

[candycorn]

None of you liberal cucks find it odd we went from 35 million cases of the flu to 28 cases of the flu in a year? Just as the Covid hit??

Nothing to see here? 35 million to two eight?

Biden said we trust science over facts. Is that what you fools are doing?

Amazing what happens when you have a society washing it's hands, wearing masks, getting vaccinated, practicing social distancing, not attending mass gatherings, etc... Also...thanks in part to your blob, we have less immune compromised individuals now than in years past. There are almost no instances of the 400,000 who died under your blob's watch contracting the disease.

I swear; you people are as dumb as you are angry.

Yes, but there have been millions of COVID cases.

Explain how there are millions of COVID cases but at the same time only 28 Influenza cases. If your theory held any water, there would have been only a few COVID cases.

Not even remotely true given the influenza virus presents as a variant from season to season and the Covid 19 is novel.

Psssss...pssss....in case you haven't notice Covid 19 is also presenting as variants----lots and lots of variants.

Psss.psss...in case you haven't noticed the vaccine that our scientists (the same experts you said we should ignore) have developed a vaccine and it's effective to the variants. It'll be (on a percentage basis) somewhat effective against next year's strain as well.

 

[Billy000]

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

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How do you people not get the basic concept of densely populated areas? My god. The retardation of this board.

You think Dimtard states are the only ones with cities?

And once again................IF MASKS AND SHUTDOWNS WORK.....................

Uhh yeah left wing states have bigger cities. This shit isn’t hard to figure out.

Also, no one EVER said wearing masks or shutdowns were guaranteed to stop the spread. They just work to SLOW the spread and reduce new cases.

 

[ElmerMudd]

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

How do you people not get the basic concept of densely populated areas? My god. The retardation of this board.

You think Dimtard states are the only ones with cities?

And once again................IF MASKS AND SHUTDOWNS WORK.....................

Nostra, did you take basic math before dropping out of school? I hope so. Do you remember fractions and "common denominator". States with different populations, different COVID testing protocol, different medical systems, different COVID mitigation protocol cannot be compared without a common denominator. That common denominator is an equal number that is a segment of the population; 10,000 people, 100,000 people etc. That is Deaths per capita. It is simple math dumb shit,

 

[danielpalos]

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

Right wing States are also in the top ten.

U.S. COVID death rate by state 2023 | Statista

As of March 2023, Arizona had the highest COVID death rate in the U.S., with 455 deaths per 100,000 population. Hawaii had the lowest death rate.

www.statista.com

 

[Nostra]

None of you liberal cucks find it odd we went from 35 million cases of the flu to 28 cases of the flu in a year? Just as the Covid hit??

Nothing to see here? 35 million to two eight?

Biden said we trust science over facts. Is that what you fools are doing?

Amazing what happens when you have a society washing it's hands, wearing masks, getting vaccinated, practicing social distancing, not attending mass gatherings, etc... Also...thanks in part to your blob, we have less immune compromised individuals now than in years past. There are almost no instances of the 400,000 who died under your blob's watch contracting the disease.

I swear; you people are as dumb as you are angry.

Yes, but there have been millions of COVID cases.

Explain how there are millions of COVID cases but at the same time only 28 Influenza cases. If your theory held any water, there would have been only a few COVID cases.

Not even remotely true given the influenza virus presents as a variant from season to season and the Covid 19 is novel.

Psssss...pssss....in case you haven't notice Covid 19 is also presenting as variants----lots and lots of variants.

Psss.psss...in case you haven't noticed the vaccine that our scientists (the same experts you said we should ignore) have developed a vaccine and it's effective to the variants. It'll be (on a percentage basis) somewhat effective against next year's strain as well.

Thank you, President Trump.

 

[Nostra]

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

Right wing States are also in the top ten.

U.S. COVID death rate by state 2023 | Statista

As of March 2023, Arizona had the highest COVID death rate in the U.S., with 455 deaths per 100,000 population. Hawaii had the lowest death rate.

www.statista.com

Nobody said they weren’t.

The fact remains the vast majority of China Flu deaths are in Dimwinger run states.

 

[Lesh]

The fact remains the vast majority of China Flu deaths are in Dimwinger run states.

Since June...the vast majority of deaths have been in RED states junior.

Ya know...the ones resisting masks and distancing

And oh yea...for a big chunk of that March thru June 1 period NO ONE was wearing masks and if they were they were flimsy home made cut up Tshirts

 

[candycorn]

None of you liberal cucks find it odd we went from 35 million cases of the flu to 28 cases of the flu in a year? Just as the Covid hit??

Nothing to see here? 35 million to two eight?

Biden said we trust science over facts. Is that what you fools are doing?

Amazing what happens when you have a society washing it's hands, wearing masks, getting vaccinated, practicing social distancing, not attending mass gatherings, etc... Also...thanks in part to your blob, we have less immune compromised individuals now than in years past. There are almost no instances of the 400,000 who died under your blob's watch contracting the disease.

I swear; you people are as dumb as you are angry.

Yes, but there have been millions of COVID cases.

Explain how there are millions of COVID cases but at the same time only 28 Influenza cases. If your theory held any water, there would have been only a few COVID cases.

Not even remotely true given the influenza virus presents as a variant from season to season and the Covid 19 is novel.

Psssss...pssss....in case you haven't notice Covid 19 is also presenting as variants----lots and lots of variants.

Psss.psss...in case you haven't noticed the vaccine that our scientists (the same experts you said we should ignore) have developed a vaccine and it's effective to the variants. It'll be (on a percentage basis) somewhat effective against next year's strain as well.

Thank you, President Trump.

Sorry. Can't give the blob credit for something he didn't do. That was the rule with the black guy. Can't have different rules for different ethnicities.

 

[Nostra]

None of you liberal cucks find it odd we went from 35 million cases of the flu to 28 cases of the flu in a year? Just as the Covid hit??

Nothing to see here? 35 million to two eight?

Biden said we trust science over facts. Is that what you fools are doing?

Amazing what happens when you have a society washing it's hands, wearing masks, getting vaccinated, practicing social distancing, not attending mass gatherings, etc... Also...thanks in part to your blob, we have less immune compromised individuals now than in years past. There are almost no instances of the 400,000 who died under your blob's watch contracting the disease.

I swear; you people are as dumb as you are angry.

Yes, but there have been millions of COVID cases.

Explain how there are millions of COVID cases but at the same time only 28 Influenza cases. If your theory held any water, there would have been only a few COVID cases.

Not even remotely true given the influenza virus presents as a variant from season to season and the Covid 19 is novel.

Psssss...pssss....in case you haven't notice Covid 19 is also presenting as variants----lots and lots of variants.

Psss.psss...in case you haven't noticed the vaccine that our scientists (the same experts you said we should ignore) have developed a vaccine and it's effective to the variants. It'll be (on a percentage basis) somewhat effective against next year's strain as well.

Thank you, President Trump.

Sorry. Can't give the blob credit for something he didn't do. That was the rule with the black guy. Can't have different rules for different ethnicities.

The Trump vaccine is saving millions of lives.

Deal with it.

 

[kaz]

no you didn't read the post you fking idiot. Here was the line in the Post I responded to " Colonelanus does not know the difference between a novel virus and a virus "

I said, neither do you.

Now tell me where I was included in any of that. you're such a fkwad. You must have to wipe yourself hourly.

My mistake Jshit. I thought the post was from Colonelanus. Easy mistake to make, you both spew the same bullshit.
You are a horses ass for throwing your fellow minion, Colonelanus, under the bus as not knowing the difference between a novel virus and a virus and the implications.
Jshit, why don't you tell us the difference between a novel virus and a virus and the implications.

Such vulgar language coming out your pelosi.

I try to use the language of those I communicate with so they will understand. To communicate with Trump minions you need to dumb your communication down and swear a lot.

Thanks for the tip. So to get Democrats to understand us better, we should constantly lie and misquote what Democrats said like you do, huh?

 

[jc456]

None of you liberal cucks find it odd we went from 35 million cases of the flu to 28 cases of the flu in a year? Just as the Covid hit??

Nothing to see here? 35 million to two eight?

Biden said we trust science over facts. Is that what you fools are doing?

Amazing what happens when you have a society washing it's hands, wearing masks, getting vaccinated, practicing social distancing, not attending mass gatherings, etc... Also...thanks in part to your blob, we have less immune compromised individuals now than in years past. There are almost no instances of the 400,000 who died under your blob's watch contracting the disease.

I swear; you people are as dumb as you are angry.

Yes, but there have been millions of COVID cases.

Explain how there are millions of COVID cases but at the same time only 28 Influenza cases. If your theory held any water, there would have been only a few COVID cases.

Not even remotely true given the influenza virus presents as a variant from season to season and the Covid 19 is novel.

Psssss...pssss....in case you haven't notice Covid 19 is also presenting as variants----lots and lots of variants.

Psss.psss...in case you haven't noticed the vaccine that our scientists (the same experts you said we should ignore) have developed a vaccine and it's effective to the variants. It'll be (on a percentage basis) somewhat effective against next year's strain as well.

Thank you, President Trump.

Sorry. Can't give the blob credit for something he didn't do. That was the rule with the black guy. Can't have different rules for different ethnicities.

did the vaccine come out in 2020?

 

[JackOfNoTrades]

None of you liberal cucks find it odd we went from 35 million cases of the flu to 28 cases of the flu in a year? Just as the Covid hit??

Nothing to see here? 35 million to two eight?

Biden said we trust science over facts. Is that what you fools are doing?

Amazing what happens when you have a society washing it's hands, wearing masks, getting vaccinated, practicing social distancing, not attending mass gatherings, etc... Also...thanks in part to your blob, we have less immune compromised individuals now than in years past. There are almost no instances of the 400,000 who died under your blob's watch contracting the disease.

I swear; you people are as dumb as you are angry.

Yes, but there have been millions of COVID cases.

Explain how there are millions of COVID cases but at the same time only 28 Influenza cases. If your theory held any water, there would have been only a few COVID cases.

Not even remotely true given the influenza virus presents as a variant from season to season and the Covid 19 is novel.

Psssss...pssss....in case you haven't notice Covid 19 is also presenting as variants----lots and lots of variants.

Psss.psss...in case you haven't noticed the vaccine that our scientists (the same experts you said we should ignore) have developed a vaccine and it's effective to the variants. It'll be (on a percentage basis) somewhat effective against next year's strain as well.

Thank you, President Trump.

Sorry. Can't give the blob credit for something he didn't do. That was the rule with the black guy. Can't have different rules for different ethnicities.

The Trump vaccine is saving millions of lives.

Deal with it.

Trump had nothing to do with getting the vaccines to market. And he totally fucked up the planning for actually distributing the vaccines once they were available.
Deal with it.

 

[kaz]

no you didn't read the post you fking idiot. Here was the line in the Post I responded to " Colonelanus does not know the difference between a novel virus and a virus "

I said, neither do you.

Now tell me where I was included in any of that. you're such a fkwad. You must have to wipe yourself hourly.

My mistake Jshit. I thought the post was from Colonelanus. Easy mistake to make, you both spew the same bullshit.
You are a horses ass for throwing your fellow minion, Colonelanus, under the bus as not knowing the difference between a novel virus and a virus and the implications.
Jshit, why don't you tell us the difference between a novel virus and a virus and the implications.

Wow. You liberals are such Nazis.....low information dumb fuck Nazis.

Colonelanus, are you mad at Jshit for implying you are a dumbass.

Great next post! So your answer to lies and misquotes is yes!