Interesting, in 2009 UK death toll was 214 total... Italy was 618

In the swine flu pandemic

the death rate is higher for corona

and it spreads much faster

https://tribunemag.co.uk/2020/03/the-coming-debt-deluge

https://www.oxfordmail.co.uk/news/18325430.oxford-university-officials-ban-society-no-platformed-amber-rudd/#comments-anchor

>ironic.palpatine

these Sun political interviews on youtube are tremendously good

the guy doing them asks a question and then - lets the interviewee speak, at length

Imagine that

yeah that shouldnt be a high bar

Its what reporting should be. You go after someone if they aren't telling the truth, or to be fair, contravening popular widsom significantly, but not to destroy them, but ask for further details.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=asQ8KFrZY84

this one is excellent

its about a lot, lot more than purely the guardian

My point was that Italy's death rate was much higher than us then too... Even with lower population

I was relating UK to Italy.. not swine flu to covid19

Death rates are weak sauce. Death rates per age groups matter.

https://twitter.com/DailyMailUK/status/1241793371418607623

Dayum

Let's make it a 5 year old next

Just to improve that number!

Several babies had it

They died?

no

but a newborn had it i think

Impressive

Iron baby

probably asymptomatic

parents got it, give it to kid etc

The 18 year old had 'underlying health conditions', which would explain the death

i would like to know what

i looked for it and couldn't find it anywhere

where are you getting that?

some rando replied with that but that could well be bunk

Confirmed on BBC feed https://cdn.discordapp.com/attachments/647935350471393303/691359507917570159/unknown.png

Fck me petrol 117.9

Really? Was 114.9 here yesterday and has been for nearly 2 weeks

few people are driving

no work no school no where to drive to

i know right, it's fantastic