| Comment | He's ignoring the projections and focusing on current figures. The current death rates are going to rise with the rising virus rates themselves, rates which are now higher than ever before. Also focusing solely on deaths as if death is the only bad thing that can happen to people. What about two weeks of isolation, what about the long term effects of the virus which as of yet as still unknown? He's cherry picking to support his argument when in reality the situation is far more complex than he's making it out to be. |
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