Rick and Morty: Inter-dimensional Cable

We should cancel Fauci

Fauci and Kim Kardashian have alot in common... Every time I see either of them on screen, I'm utterly perplexed as to why theyre on my screen and who would even be inclined to take notice..

Not cancel. Limit family gatherings. Stay with the family you are with and celebrate.

Limit for a virus that affects less than 1% of people.... mmmm no.

Affects less than 1% of people? Nice try. In the US, about 1 in 44 people who get covid-19 die. And if that doesn't seem like much, remember it's much higher than 1%, which according to you, is less than 2 of the COVID-19 fatality rate. And if this still seems low, just remember one person dies about every 1 or 2 minutes because of coronavirus, and every few seconds somebody tests positive. Remember this is extremely infectious and about 1 in 30 Americans have gotten it already, 1 million people just last week. even though one in 2.27272727 Americans die from it when they get it, which means about 22,727 people will die from last week's coronavirus cases, doesn't seem so minor does it now?

Uh no. You need to check your facts.
https://www.statista.com/statistics/1109011/coronavirus-covid19-death-rates-us-by-state/

New Jersey is highest with 187 per 100,000 people. That's 0.187%

1: I said total in America.
2: America has 1 in 30 people infected.
3: Compare it like this: America has 11,000,000 cases and 250,000 deaths. The percentage of deaths to cases is 2.27272727272727. Which means, 2.2727272727 people who get it die in America. So its fatality rate in America is 2.27272727272727. It's as simple as that.

No, that is incorrect. You need to look at the actual infection rate and the actual deaths. The link I provided shows the actual death rate in the highest places in the US. Its max 0.187% death rate.

me: posts something with facts that makes sense in comparison.
you: AHHHHH FACTS GET THEM AWAY FROM ME

You're comparing all the deaths in america from covid by 1 state. Pathetic.

That was the highest death rate per 100,000 that means the total death rate for the US can't be higher than that.