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"A few things the media neglects to mention about the spread of the virus. \r\nFIRST:  Why was Italy hit so hard.   Italy has over 100,000 Chinese living and working there with direct flights to China.  New York city has over 500,000 Chinese many of whom are recent immigrants.  The media neglects to tell us why these areas are hot spots for the virus.  They have a direct China connection and make it apparent why these areas are hot spots.  Many companies now have their manufacturing in China and thousands of Americans work and travel back and forth for work.  I am not bashing the Chinese but it explains how this virus got here so quickly and why and where our worst areas of infection are located.  \r\nSECOND:  It is estimated that nearly 500,000 people die yearly from medical mistakes.  You don't hear the press or politicians worrying about them.  They only want to argue about the rights of women to kill a million unwanted babies in the womb each year.\r\nTHIRD:  The infection rate, even in New York, is less than 2% of the total population and less than 2% of those infected are dying.    We already have flu shots which are of questionable effectiveness with over 30,000 still dying each year.\r\nFOURTH:  Because of political correctness we will never hear the truth from the media, the medical community or our politicians. It is already being used to score political points with little regard for the health and financial welfare of the citizens of this country.  Racism is already being injected into the campaigns.\r\nFIFTH:  People are tired of this quarantine and will soon revolt.  The whole concept of the quarantine was to flatten the curve but we will ALL be exposed eventually.  When they have enough ventilators, its time to drop the quarantine and let people live their lives.  \r\nSIXTH:  This should be a lesson learned that it can and will happen again.  Hopefully, it won't be more deadly next time."
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