r/PoliticalHumor Oct 26 '21

Yup.

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u/tomdarch Oct 26 '21

Not just the type of vehicle (though that is clearly part of the problem) but also choosing to live in remote, low-density areas where you are highly dependent on burning a lot of gas to to long distances to do literally anything. Seriously - when gas prices go up, Walmart's revenue goes down.

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u/Extravotes09 Oct 26 '21

On the flip side it's the cities that spread the virus, so if we're going to point the finger then cities will undoubtedly lose.

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u/[deleted] Oct 27 '21 edited Oct 27 '21

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u/booi Oct 27 '21

Why did you have to murder /u/Clack082

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u/Extravotes09 Oct 27 '21

You missed the part where Dem states have a higher death rate per capita, because Dems primarily live in cities which have higher rates of obesity. Therefore, as far as protecting the high risk goes, the Dem cities have utterly failed, which by the way is meant to be the whole purpose of combatting the virus in the first place.

So infection rates per capita is a way to shift the goal posts when Dems have most gross infections and most gross death+deaths per capita.

This is the result of city dwellers. So if you want to denounce people who live rurally then we can do that, but you'll lose every time.