Seriously? You have to go so low in comparing global deaths to national deaths to make your point. Yes you do, because the national death toll is alarming, 93,000 in 115 days in the U.S.
And you have to go all the way back to a 2013 stat. What a joke.
Here’s some recent data, from the U.S., and I might add from 2019. “In 2019, an estimated
38,800 people lost their lives to car crashes – a 2% decline from 2018 (39,404 deaths) and a 4% decline from 2017 (40,231 deaths).“
Fatality Estimates Those are annual totals.
That’s, that’s ugly. The coronavirus has more than doubled annual deaths by car accidents and did it in 90 days to 115 days for the years of 2017 to 2019.
But by all means, continue to trivialize a death toll over 93,000 in defending your faith. I’m sure that just makes people feel all warm and fuzzy about the message.
And this is factually false. The highly infectious nature of this virus affects its “risk” analysis, and we know, from the facts, facts you aren’t aware of, this virus spreads easily and in need unprecedented speed, especially in settings like a church.
https://www.erinbromage.com/post/the-risks-know-them-avoid-them
Those facts make a compelling argument that authorities can, temporarily, “tell you” that church is momentarily closed, and they are justified in doing so.
