@anarchess @joncoopertweets Even if that guy got vaccinated he still would not be able to get the heart, he wasn't eligible for other reasons but ran to the media crying that it was because he wasn't vaccinated.
@sick_of_winning@tucsongirl1 @matt_sutliff @SenSherrodBrown@SenateDems US population density map for reference:
https://t.co/brWax2pyLQ
If the US was poorer, and people weren't able to travel as often or as far, and didn't have a right to freedom of movement, a China-style lockdown would give the same results here, probably better.
@sick_of_winning@tucsongirl1 @matt_sutliff @SenSherrodBrown@SenateDems There is no way to meaningfully compare the population density of countries since they aren't homogeneous.
In the US it works the same way as all pandemics, the vast majority of cases are in urban areas, see attached map.
@tucsongirl1@sick_of_winning @matt_sutliff @SenSherrodBrown@SenateDems The large rural population is part of why their numbers are relativity low. People who live far apart and don't ever travel more than a few miles from their home don't have an opportunity to get infected in the first place.
@EpicFunnyName Hold volume up + power and face ID is disabled until you put your pin in.
If you really want to keep the cops out use a 16 digit passcode.
@sick_of_winning @matt_sutliff @SenSherrodBrown@SenateDems No Covid death numbers are accurate.
(china's reported numbers are still more accurate than that 1.7 million figure though lol)
@sick_of_winning @matt_sutliff @SenSherrodBrown@SenateDems There isn't any evidence that China has anywhere near 1.7 million deaths. China's numbers don't make sense when you model them based on the US, because China isn't the US.
A draconian lockdown by the world's largest police state is a very effective way of keeping deaths down.