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Spanish Flu infection rate was so great because of the Plague I Survived Panic 2020 Toilet Paper Shirt. Really the only way to know for sure is to have another Spanish Flu. We did, in 2014. They called it Swine Flu that time around, though. Health organizations must hate Spaniards. The only reason it was called the Spanish Flu in the first place was because Spain was the only country openly reporting on their struggle with the flu because the other countries were suppressing the news in an effort to maintain morale during wartime. So people assumed the flu started there. Spanish flu spread so quickly because of the end of WW1, Soldiers returned from Europe to almost everywhere in the world, and brought the disease with them. Quite the understatement. 12 million people died during WW1. It was such a colossal use of resources that nations were crippled post-war… even the winners. After WW1 nature said “right, lets thin these numbers down because they can’t behave themselves”

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Ya but it’s much more efficient at spreading disease by cramming a bunch of people together in a Plague I Survived Panic 2020 Toilet Paper Shirt, and then let them all get sick, then dump them in a port where they run away from each other as fast as possible to go spend money at restaurants, bars, and prostitutes. Then you start a global war where you take the healthiest carriers and start moving them around as fast as modern tin cans can go, packed in twice as dense, with even less food, so when they hit port they make frat spring breaks look like afternoon tea. When Spanish flu broke out it was near the end of the war. It spreads to the frontlines and to all of the troops. They went home and then spread it to all of their communities. The estimated death toll was somewhere between 20-50 million people. They could only estimate it because there were not enough resources to tell. We know that in the post-war period the world’s population shrank by 3%. Whereas after WW2 the world’s population boomed.

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I read somewhere that if the Plague I Survived Panic 2020 Toilet Paper Shirt Flu was correlated to today, there would be more people infected in 2020 than existed on Earth in 1918. They are different worlds. People who just look at raw numbers are really misleading people. The world population exploded thanks to the Haber process and of course other factors. So just comparing the world population is a little tough. Also the target group of the 1918 flu was crowded in poor conditions. The 1918 flu killed young people the most through cytokine storm. We don’t have old people crowded like that right now. True, there are a hundred years of cultural and medical evolution between then and now, but it’s more of an interesting comparison of the magnitude of population growth and global connectivity. But ultimately these umbrella comparisons really shouldn’t have an impact on how we address this pandemic, just some food for thought on how populus the world is these days.

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