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To date, >10% of US COVID-19 deaths have occurred in a single American city. Not state — city. Egregious missteps by the Trump admin, CDC, FDA, and many state/local govs. But Cuomo's efforts to don a cape after forcing nursing homes to house COVID patients are something elsehttps://twitter.com/StuDoesAmerica/status/1316824136283496448 …
There's been a lot of disagreement about how severe COVID is and how to manage it. Quite a lot of that disagreement is reasonable. But the one thing everyone should've been able to agree on — almost immediately — is that elderly and chronically ill people should not be exposed.
There's no limit to the reality you can imagine when you have a bigger bogeyman to blame all of the poor outcomes of your actions on: e.g. Trump, Bay Area founders, capitalists.
Up is down. Black is white.
Anybody curious about the % of US population in NYC: either 18.8M/331M = 5.7% for NYC metro area, or 8.3M/330M = 2.7% for NYC. So yeah, over 10% of national deaths is pretty bad.
I actually assumed every reference to Cuomo’s book I had seen on Twitter was some sort of meme or joke because it was so obviously ridiculous. I just now pulled up Amazon to find he *actually* wrote a book about this.
He needs to update that book with the new experts like Dr. Atlas and his recommendations on hurd immunitypic.twitter.com/eSWnxJ9aTQ
True yet people underestimate the randomness involved in the early spread of covid. Mistakes were made early on but NYC was also just plain unlucky.
Agree. NYC's outbreak exploded and likely peaked before there was much testing, so they were mostly blind until it was too late. Cuomo definitely doesn't deserve credit as a hero, but his mistakes were magnified by bad luck.
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