If you only have a 1% death rate some think no biggies, but other things happen with it
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Consequences of a 1% death rate
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"If you're seeing this message, that means Google has been unable to identify you. Please lower your defenses." LOL Post to
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It has trackers, but allows evading them. []'s
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Franklin Veaux, writer, needs to sharpen his math skills.
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650,000 people die of heart disease each year. Does that statistic stop people from eating junk food?
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Ah, the straw man show up. Just close the hospitals and let people die of whatever.
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You have to die of something, stupid.
That isn't the only cause or even the main cause of heart disease, stupid.
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People still smoke.
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And shovel far more food into their mouths than they burn.
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Junk food is not a direct cause of heart disease. For many people it's not a problem at all.
Not only that, heart disease takes decades to develop. Not 4 days like Covid.
But let's assume your assumption, that junk food caused heart disease, and let's assume it took only 4 days . Then those who ate junk food would be really stupid wouldnt they? And that's true of those who don't wear masks and stay distant from other people -- they are really stupid.
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ROFLMAO!
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It's like saying that because 30K people die here a year in car accidents, we should just accept gun deaths. Oh wait, the same people have made that crazy argument too.
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It certainly is a driving factor in heart disease. And it's a big problem for many times more people than those for which it's not. Just look at American's rapid rise in obesity and diabetes, even type 2 now for the first time among children. They aren't getting there eating broccoli and apples.
That's certainly true.
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"It". There are many things called junk food. Some have no relation to heart disease.
Of those that do, they are a factor . along with other things.
Really? You know t hey only eat fruits and vegetables, And not a lot of meat and chicken and a lot of everything else.
At least on my main point I got one line of agreement.