400000Dead

I don't know how many times I have to explain this to you. I've only got 1 account.

When Rick nukes this one, I'll make another. I never run more than one at a time.

Situational Awareness is lacking from the ERAU crowd.

Flyfalcons

Mental instability ^

gripngrab

Your posts make a lot of sense. So grateful for a sane opinion here.

On that note, perhaps we together can get out awareness about HEART DISEASE. The #1 killer in the United States in 2020. Over 650,000 people died in 2020 from complications related to heart disease. I want to know WHY in the H E double hockey sticks we haven't completely locked down fast food joints and bars serving fatty and unhealthy food. Sugar, also a huge contributor should be restricted immediately to an amount equal to or less than the recommended daily amount per person. Perhaps a system where you present your drivers license in the grocery store that only allows you to buy so many grams of sugar per month. Included would be cookies, cakes, etc. toward the monthly total. There are many options but I'm sure that you agree that restrictions and lockdowns are in order immediately to combat this crisis.

650000 DEAD in 2020 alone.

Red Forman

Weird flex bro.

400000Dead

Hey man, if you can catch a heart attack by being coughed on by someone else, you better believe that there would be restrictions.

I love when people toss around other long-standing causes of death as a comparison.

COVID has been on the scene for 14 months. And it's the #3 killer behind cancer and heart disease. McDonald's? 70 years. Takeaway? COVID is much more aggressive killer than any Big Mac.

But I do appreciate your valiant effort to troll.

Mesabah

Hasn't the average American gained 20lbs since the start of Covid, due to lockdowns. That will kill a lot of people over time, certainly more than Covid.

Descendto450

Have you seen super size me, I would put Big Macs up against covid any day as a more effective killer.. Especially if you get fries..

400000Dead

More unsourced statistics. 20 lbs as an average seems extreme.

Not denying weight gain didn't happen. But come with facts. Much appreciated.

FlewUnderWires

Plus we do have sugar and fat taxes to try to discourage people and there have been several outreach’s being public service campaigns trying to combat the obesity epidemic. Us being vocal about covid protections doesn’t mean that we don’t also appreciate the need to make improvements in other public health sectors.

Mesabah

https://www.cbsnews.com/news/covid-w...unds-pandemic/