What's your thoughts

[Lenny5160]

Originally Posted by NHRA1926

Well, as of 4/22/2020 42,500 people have died from covid-19. While 80,000 died from the common flu in 2019. Those stats are from the CDC. Shame on you if you can't decide for yourself instead of believing everything the press WANTS you to believe.

I can't quite tell what argument you are trying to make with that statistic, but we're talking about 42,500 in what, 6 weeks compared to a full year of common flu?

[GTX JOHN]

First case in California = Feb 3

As I recall: The flu is pretty seasonal and it just starting.
Some years it runs 80,000 plus.

I am being careful because of multiple health issues (Cancer/Diabetes/
Age) but not particularly frightened. At my age I do not know how much time
I have left (Does Anybody?) and I do not intent to spend it in my home!

[Pete Lanciers]

Originally Posted by Lenny5160

I can't quite tell what argument you are trying to make with that statistic, but we're talking about 42,500 in what, 6 weeks compared to a full year of common flu?

Jeez Lenny, don't interject reality into the equation after all some of us are challenged by simple math, LOL!