Mandalore76 on 30 April 2020
vivster said:
You know what his point is. And in this case it doesn't really matter since there was no event in US history that caused so many deaths in such a short amount of time except for a gigantic civil war. It's notable that this event eclipses the deaths of multiple wars combined. And if you think about it, it's crazy that it can be compared to any war at all, aka the most deadly human made events in history. |
You realize that influenza alone killed about 60,000 people in the US last year (more than the Vietnam War)? So no it's not hard to compare a single virus death toll to an entire manmade conflict.
