It took the Vietnam War 12 years to kill 47,424 Americans in combat, 58,209 if you include non combat deaths. As of today April 28 at 19:52 GMT COVID-19 has killed 58,269 Americans and it did it in less than 2 months. The US only has 4% of the world's population but, even though it is a rich technologically advanced country and had a month more time to prepare for the virus than other nations, it has 33% of the world's COVID-19 cases. There is a reason the US squandered those advantages, and if you're honest with yourself you know what that reason is. That reason thinks Clorox injections and sticking a UV flashlight up your ass can cure disease, and that's why I'm not a big fan of enablers of that reason, like Julian Assange for example.
By the way, the official death numbers I gave above are almost certainly way too low. The Yale School of Public Health found that between March 1 and April 4 15,000 more Americans died than what you'd expect statistically, but only 8,000 officially had the word "COVID-19" on the death certificate, and the discrepancy was largest in places that were hit the hardest with COVID-19.
