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I was curious about something. I'm sure this has been done in some way already but I wanted to see for myself.
If you think the Tr*mp Rallies are NOT superspreader events, lookie here.
June 20, 2020, Rally in Tulsa, OK. (1/?)
If you think the Tr*mp Rallies are NOT superspreader events, lookie here.
June 20, 2020, Rally in Tulsa, OK. (1/?)
June 23, 2020, Rally in Tulsa, OK. (2/?)
August 17, 2020, Rally in Mankato, MN. (3/?)
August 20, 2020, Rally in Old Forge, PA. (4/?)
September 8, 2020, Rally in Winston-Salem, NC. (5/?)
Another one, why not? Sept. 17, 2020, T**mp Rally in Mosinee, WI.
While I'm at it: Sept. 18, 2020 T**mp Rally in Bemidji, MN. Soon afterward...
Then another the following day, Sept. 19, 2020, in Fayetteville, NC. Spike, then a steady rise in cases.
Link below gives case-fatality rates for coronavirus. It's 2.7% in the United States (which is *still* higher than the 1918 Spanish Flu). So at least 2-plus percent of those infected after T**mp's Superspreader Rallies have died or are close to it.
Link, durr: https://coronavirus.jhu.edu/data/mortality
