700000

Yes but there are more Americans, can't you see that, it's math baby.

Cope harder, burger boy. The goyim cattle's day has come.

I saw that as well. World meters makes typos they shortly correct often, like when they gave nevada 20k new cases instead of 2k or the Vatican 1 million deaths or something rediculous. Only autists constantly update usually catch them. They probably put Maryland in as 333 instead of 33.

Let me teach you. In this case you look at positive tests vs all tests to look into the spread.
Out of 3500000 tests 700000 tested positive.
20% of all tested were infected. If we were to scale this up 64 mil people are infected in the US.

Tbe vast majority will live because we don' t have socialized medicine.
Is Italy using witchdoctors to fight the virus?

No, it's been happening a lot. There's been a lot of chopping and changing recently and adding 400 deaths out of nowhere or taking off 500 as well as switching days the deaths occurred on. The record keeping from governments regarding this is an absolute joke. And the vast majority of them still haven't revealed care home and home deaths, which we KNOW generally tends to near double the actual death toll for a country. There's close to 300,000 actually dead from this at the moment, bare minimum. And that's not even taking into account countries like China and Iran where it's probably orders of magnitude more deaths than they declared.

Wonder what China's real numbers are

They literally have multiple typos though that's reality. The big retroactive spike yesterday from the day before is because CDC want probable death data from states now. NY was already tracking but avoiding adding them, so they were the first to send them in at like 3800 and they got applied to the day before. You'll see a lot more of weird spikes going forward as the other states start getting those probable deaths and cases in to the feds.

If you go by testing in the areas affected we are testing at a higher rate per capita than anyone.

Cope harder burger boy ZOG reared goyim cattle. Your days are up.

>people that can't afford it die at home
Brilliant

>boomers and blacks dying

How do we improve the numbers?

Nice stale pasta shlomo, now carry on trying to mix up reality and actual inconsistencies.

That's not true. Let me teach you. Every country has their hotspots and most tests are done within those hotspots. Those places don't equal the entire population. Pretty embarrassing you wouldn't consider this when you're the one making this claim for your country.

>no demographic data
>covid "related" deaths rolled into death count
>no mention in media of how there at multiple strains

May 1st we open back up, and the numbers arent going to add up.

Quality costs.
If yurop is content with fast food tier healthcare good for them. At least they aren't getting raped in taxes to pay for it.

What they are?
You poor dumb bastards.

NYC has tested more per capita and total than any other country.
If you are worried we aren't testing everyone in Parumph Nev you can stop.
We aren't going to die because of that.

So basically you went from "people will die less overall" to "I don't care how many poor people die"
Ok, you're not very good at holding your goalposts still.

I guess we could pay a private insurance company more and still get landed with a a bill

>haven't revealed care home and home deaths,
They're going by death certificates so these are caprured

FUCK YEAH #1

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Dude, New York City is the hotspot and its testing more than anyone. What the fuck are you on?

Let me teach you some more. "Other" countries have regions just like you have states. Some regions are more affected than others. Those regions don't equal total population, but considerably less.

I wonder why Americans can't grasp that every country has a hotspot. Do you believe every country besides yours has cases equally distributed through the whole country?

>They're going by death certificates so these are caprured

I'm honestly done even responding to Americans on this board anymore...

almost all countries have around 10% death rate (vs detected cases).

So either a lot more people will die, or the testing capacity in the US has improved so much that the average of the rest of the world doesn't apply anymore.