And we never tried.
I just checked. While the U.S. and South Korea had their first Covid-19 cases and deaths in February, more than 225,000 Americans have died from the virus since then. South Korea, a country of 55 million, has had fewer than 500 deaths. They controlled the virus. The U.S. didn't.
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It's seems like America wants to blame everyone but ourselves. Our country has fallen. We appear to lack honor, empathy, intelligence, common sense and, the will to do better & be better when challenged. We're loud and ignorant bullies.
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South Korea had leadership. The U.S. didn't.
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Move there if it makes you feel safer.
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The President has a duty to keep his citizens safe. He's failed, miserably.
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How embarrassing and sad.
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Take pride in the fact that you remain alive.
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To be fair, they are a much more considerate culture. We have people protesting wearing masks because they are unconstitutional. Our selfishness is definitely adding to our demise.
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I'm not sure it's that kind of cultural difference that's made Korea keep the infection rates down. From what I've read and based on talking with folks there, it's been (1) early govt action to get testing kits in place, (2) citizen trust in the govt,
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