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Re: Latest on the Corona Virus
I had a dr appointment in midtown manhattan yesterday and got there very early as i cant figure what driving is with the new norm.
I took the subway ride from right outside manhattan where i parked, and there were a lot of young,mostly protesters on the subway carrying signs n such.
Walking thru the city it was still a ghoustown and you could see places putting up plywood to keep looters and the dirtbags who want to make
trouble..
It was really sad....I passed one mexican resturant who had a sign that they would be giving away free meals at select time,twice a day..
Areally noble gesture and then thought will these assholes try to destroy his place............
There are a lot of NON NYERS who have come here just to do damage and have been in other big cities..I dont know their agenda but i really would love to
have them alone in a room with a few buddies to find one way or another..............Comment
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Seeing the scale: Visualizing the 100,000 American coronavirus deaths
The number of people who died of COVID-19 is immense. This is how it looks alongside other U.S. health crises, wars and catastrophes that have killed thousands.
It’s nearly a World War I-sized death toll.
The more than 116,000 U.S. soldiers who died more than a century ago is close to how many Americans have been killed so far by COVID-19 since the disease and the coronavirus that causes it arrived in the United States.
The death toll, 104,869 as of 10:30 a.m. June 1, is greater than the populations of more than 2,500 counties across the country and stands as sobering evidence of the deadly nature of the novel coronavirus.
In only four months this year, more Americans died of COVID-19 than those who died of diabetes in all of 2018.
Here are a few ways to understand the staggering death count.
Seeing the scale: Visualizing the 100,000 American coronavirus deathsComment
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