• SippyCup@lemmy.world
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        21 hours ago

        Interesting choice, Bosnia and Herzegovina had a greater than 10% infection rate. With over half of the deaths occurring within a year of the first infection. It was 4 times more deadly in Bosnia and Herzegovina than it was in the US.

        If that’s where you’re claiming to be from, the chances you didn’t know someone who had it, and had it bad, are practically 0. So either you’re full of shit, or you aren’t human.

        • lil_baka@ani.social
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          7 hours ago

          Your numbers and the way you’re interpreting them look mysterious to me. As of 26 March 2021 there were ~3500 deaths associated with covid in Bosnia and Herzegovina, in US at the same point in time there were ~500000 deaths associated with covid.

          If that’s where you’re claiming to be from, the chances you didn’t know someone who had it, and had it bad, are practically 0. So either you’re full of shit, or you aren’t human.

          I’m not from there, I’m from country that’s less than 40%. Maybe I had it many times and maybe everyone I know had it many times, but in this case it was indistinguishable from a flu, maybe slightly weirded because I remember noticing some random lung crunching sounds that were otherwise benign. I can also say not a single doctor told me anything about it, and the only one I asked explicitly declined to comment anything on covid or vaccines.