Total US deaths during March down 15% compared to last 4 years average

[Nanners]

https://www.thegatewaypundit.com/202...or-four-years/

According to the CDC’s website, in March 2020 there were a total of 193,000 deaths in the US. The average number of deaths in the US for March over the four years prior to 2020 (2016 – 2019) is 227,000. The difference between this year and the average for the past four years is 34,000. 2020 deaths are 85% of the average of the prior four years.

weakest "pandemic" of all time?

[NugzFan]

https://www.thegatewaypundit.com/202...or-four-years/



weakest "pandemic" of all time?

I thought you said you were a scientist? how can you be this bad at statistics and studying data?

[~primetime~]

The shutdown is saving a lot of lives in other areas

car accidents are WAY down...no one is driving

also crime is way down...murder rates have dropped...everyone is in their home and not in places they could be murdered

[~primetime~]

Crime Rates Plummet Around the World as the Coronavirus Keeps People Inside

I'm sure when all the record low murder rates are official Trump will claim it as his own personal doing too lol

[tpols]

The shutdown is saving a lot of lives in other areas

car accidents are WAY down...no one is driving

also crime is way down...murder rates have dropped...everyone is in their home and not in places they could be murdered

maybe we should shut down everything forever. Everybody can sit in their rooms and catatonically stare at the wall. No more crime and no more accidents forever!

i guess it was a good idea after all fellas to start a new great depression!

[~primetime~]

I'm sure just regular influenza deaths are way down too...this is preventing people from spread that as well as covid

[Nanners]

I'm sure just regular influenza deaths are way down too...this is preventing people from spread that as well as covid

Agreed, I would bet the farm that the data shows influenza deaths being way down compared to the average for march... not only because people are spreading it less, but also because a ton of influenza deaths are undoubtedly being re-classified as covid deaths.

[bladefd]

The shutdown is saving a lot of lives in other areas

car accidents are WAY down...no one is driving

also crime is way down...murder rates have dropped...everyone is in their home and not in places they could be murdered

^ ditto

Anything that kills people outside of their own homes is significantly down because 90% of people are at home

/thread

[n00bie]

https://www.thegatewaypundit.com/202...or-four-years/



weakest "pandemic" of all time?

You must be mentality disabled if you can't connect the whole world staying at home = lower deaths.

[RRR3]

Nanners is a scientist like Dr. Nick Riviera is a doctor

[LAmbruh]

The shutdown is saving a lot of lives in other areas

car accidents are WAY down...no one is driving

also crime is way down...murder rates have dropped...everyone is in their home and not in places they could be murdered

yep

same thing with pollution dropping

same difference, not rocket science

[Patrick Chewing]

https://www.thegatewaypundit.com/202...or-four-years/



weakest "pandemic" of all time?

What the??

[MaxFly]

https://www.thegatewaypundit.com/202...or-four-years/

weakest "pandemic" of all time?

Wow... and from Gateway Pundit of all places... lol.

[Phong]

So there were 34,000 less death this month than the last 4 years average.

On average per month in the US:
- 3,200 car deaths
- 1,300 murders
- 290 accidental drownings
- 4,500 flu deaths

If we pretend that none of those deaths have occurred since the lockdown, that still only accounts for a little over 9,000 deaths. There are still 25,000 deaths unaccounted for.

Then we have to add covid deaths in March which were 4,500. For such a devastating virus, you'd think it could fill the gap.

[FreezingTsmoove]

This soft ass generation really closed the economy over a bad flu season