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COVID deaths yesterday Aug 25th  US vs Canada

COVID deaths yesterday Aug 25th US vs Canada

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Something I pulled up off Worldometer

US population 330.2 million
Canada population 38.1 million

Aug 25 COVID deaths
US COVID deaths - 1287
Canada COVID deaths - 6

Canada has 11.4% of population of US
11.4% of 1287 (US deaths) would be 147
Canada deaths is 6 instead of 147.

Discuss if you wish.

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@quackquack said
What does this data mean to you?
See my thread on the moronity of Gop.

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Well I've lived in both countries for a long time.
Canada is more spread out and we only have one "mega-city" and that is where covid hit the hardest.

The USA has many mega-cities and Americans live closer to each other. They have high rise apartment buildings all over the place. They also have an older system and that means the old houses are closer together.
Canada is relatively newer so their is more space between neighbors.
Also, from what I've seen... Americans are more about family and closeness than Canadians.
And the USA has way more old people than Canada.
The USA also has way more international travellers because of business.

These are just off the top of my head...just ideas.

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@c-i-v said
@mghrn55

Well I've lived in both countries for a long time.
Canada is more spread out and we only have one "mega-city" and that is where covid hit the hardest.

The USA has many mega-cities and Americans live closer to each other. They have high rise apartment buildings all over the place. They also have an older system and that means the old houses are closer together.
...[text shortened]... international travellers because of business.

These are just off the top of my head...just ideas.
Population density 36 per km^2 USA vs 4 per km^2 Canada.

Deaths in Wyoming 0.

Canada is nearly 80 percent White. Whites have one of the lowest death rates from Covid.

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@eladar said
Population density 36 per km^2 USA vs 4 per km^2 Canada.

Deaths in Wyoming 0.

Canada is nearly 80 percent White. Whites have one of the lowest death rates from Covid.
Yeah... Also the author is missing the regionality of the outbreaks ( southern USA ), and that several hundred thousands illegal aliens have recently crossed our southern border ( untested ) and are being relocated throughout the southern USA as we speak.

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@eladar said
Population density 36 per km^2 USA vs 4 per km^2 Canada.

Deaths in Wyoming 0.

Canada is nearly 80 percent White. Whites have one of the lowest death rates from Covid.
They are definitely more packed together 😳

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@mghrn55 said
Something I pulled up off Worldometer

US population 330.2 million
Canada population 38.1 million

Aug 25 COVID deaths
US COVID deaths - 1287
Canada COVID deaths - 6

Canada has 11.4% of population of US
11.4% of 1287 (US deaths) would be 147
Canada deaths is 6 instead of 147.

Discuss if you wish.
Trinidad and Tobago
Been averaging about 250 daily cases and 10 deaths per day for the last 3 months
Pop 1.3M - 0.4% of the US pop = 5 deaths.

We twice as good as the US,

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The US food supply is junk as well. We have a lot of people who live on chips and soda pop.

If you are interested..

https://www.forksoverknives.com/wellness/standard-american-diet-sadder-than-we-thought/

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@eladar said
Population density 36 per km^2 USA vs 4 per km^2 Canada.

Deaths in Wyoming 0.

Canada is nearly 80 percent White. Whites have one of the lowest death rates from Covid.
Just under 73% but yes, majority.
But I think the main driver is the percentage Canadians vaccinated.
I pulled up numbers as of July 27th.

Canada vaccinated once - 82%
Canada vaccinated twice - 74%

US vaccinated once - 62%
US vaccinated twice - 52%

Maybe that should be taken into consideration.

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@mghrn55 said
Just under 73% but yes, majority.
But I think the main driver is the percentage Canadians vaccinated.
I pulled up numbers as of July 27th.

Canada vaccinated once - 82%
Canada vaccinated twice - 74%

US vaccinated once - 62%
US vaccinated twice - 52%

Maybe that should be taken into consideration.
You can believe what you like.

Wyoming 38 percent fully vaccinated.

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@eladar said
The US food supply is junk as well. We have a lot of people who live on chips and soda pop.

If you are interested..

https://www.forksoverknives.com/wellness/standard-american-diet-sadder-than-we-thought/
US male average weight - 196lb
Canadian male average weight - 183lb
Both countries - average height about 5'9"

That is a stunning difference for neighbouring countries.

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@mghrn55 said
Just under 73% but yes, majority.
But I think the main driver is the percentage Canadians vaccinated.
I pulled up numbers as of July 27th.

Canada vaccinated once - 82%
Canada vaccinated twice - 74%

US vaccinated once - 62%
US vaccinated twice - 52%

Maybe that should be taken into consideration.
Vaccinated people still spread the virus so the only real issue is the decision people make if they want to be vaccinated or not. It's their life.

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@c-i-v said
Vaccinated people still spread the virus so the only real issue is the decision people make if they want to be vaccinated or not. It's their life.
Wyoming 0 deaths, 38 percent fully vaccinated.

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@mghrn55 said
US male average weight - 196lb
Canadian male average weight - 183lb
Both countries - average height about 5'9"

That is a stunning difference for neighbouring countries.
If you look at blood sugar problems and lack of nutrition the US would be a loser on that one too.

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