Covid is the 3rd deadliest event in US history. Your thoughts?

no the measles nearly wiped out the native americans bought by the white man ..they bullets killed a few natives too . admit it your a violent race , first the indians , then the blacks and now shooting your own ..

The death toll hasn't stopped yet. I believe, it is the worst event in the US history. 

I think it is bad.

You are absolutely right. This pandemic has taken so many lives already and the pattern reflect that we are going to face more death in near future too. May God protect us all!

My thoughts weren't enough the last time you asked this. You had plenty of great answers.

You can't look a total numbers you must look at rates of death by total USA population. But yes it is bad - 

1861 was 31.4 million rate 1.97% (used 600k)

1917 was 103 million rate 116.5 killed .11%

1941 was  133.4 million   and 291K americans died. rate .256%

220 was 330 million rate of .126% so far.

The shocking thing is that with all our scientific knowledge, we're not doing any better at fighting this disease than we did with the Spanish flu. But you can see from the responses you got how many people are in denial of the seriousness of this disease, which is a big part of why we're doing so badly. 

Planned Parenthood kills/aborts 345,000 fetus' every year.

The medical profession kills over 1 million Americans every year.

FWIW, over 80% of the Covid deaths are from pneumonia.

Over 80% of the "cases" are FALSE POSITIVES.

In past epidemics the US governments only counted deaths as an epidemic death if the disease was the primary cause of death. For COVID-19 the Obama holdovers at the CDC & NIH changed the rules so that anyone dead who tested positive for the virus or who was even presumed to have the virus is counted as a pandemic death. It was done to increase the death toll so things like mass, uncontrolled mail in voting would seem justified.

Yeah.......... nevermind that 480,000 die in the US from smoking every year right?