SouthAussie
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.....the virus became politicized very early on- so instead of us pulling together as a country, masking up and doing things to protect ourselves and each other, people decided that wearing a mask was an indication of personal freedom or a political statement.
And because people have decided not to get vaccinated they have allowed the virus to keep mutating into worse versions of itself.
This part of your post, I agree with. The US has suffered (and is still suffering) great losses that didn't have to happen, due to this. imo
But because it 'seems' worse for the US, due to these things, it doesn't mean it is worse for the entire rest of the world.
By the time it abated in 1920, the Spanish flu had killed 675,000 Americans and left hundreds of thousands of children orphaned.
Why October 1918 Was America's Deadliest Month Ever
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