$5,000,000,000,000
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You may not agree, but was it worth $5T?
https://townhall.com/columnists/stephenmoore/2022/02/01/draft-n2602630
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Not sure where that figure came from (it equates to $33,000 per taxpayer) but I think it's pretty clear the government massively overspent. They used a nuclear bomb for an alien ant hill... one that could've killed 10 million (instead of 1 million) and destroyed the US economy for decades. Of course, that's near the worse-case scenario side of the spectrum. Either way, hopefully the government (we) has/have learned how to handle this type of pandemic scenario in the future....much more economically.
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Not sure where that figure came from (it equates to $33,000 per taxpayer) but I think it's pretty clear the government massively overspent. They used a nuclear bomb for an alien ant hill... one that could've killed 10 million (instead of 1 million) and destroyed the US economy for decades. Of course, that's near the worse-case scenario side of the spectrum. Either way, hopefully the government (we) has/have learned how to handle this type of pandemic scenario in the future....much more economically.
@89th said in $5,000,000,000,000:
Not sure where that figure came from (it equates to $33,000 per taxpayer) but I think it's pretty clear the government massively overspent. They used a nuclear bomb for an alien ant hill... one that could've killed 10 million (instead of 1 million) and destroyed the US economy for decades. Of course, that's near the worse-case scenario side of the spectrum. Either way, hopefully the government (we) has/have learned how to handle this type of pandemic scenario in the future....much more economically.
How do you get 10,000,000 deaths from a disease that has an IFR under 1% in a nation of 330 million? At most you could argue 3 million to 3.5 million.
And we haven’t learned Jack shit about how to handle this type of pandemic scenario in the future. Everybody is 100% sure that there way is the correct way.
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@89th said in $5,000,000,000,000:
Not sure where that figure came from (it equates to $33,000 per taxpayer) but I think it's pretty clear the government massively overspent. They used a nuclear bomb for an alien ant hill... one that could've killed 10 million (instead of 1 million) and destroyed the US economy for decades. Of course, that's near the worse-case scenario side of the spectrum. Either way, hopefully the government (we) has/have learned how to handle this type of pandemic scenario in the future....much more economically.
How do you get 10,000,000 deaths from a disease that has an IFR under 1% in a nation of 330 million? At most you could argue 3 million to 3.5 million.
And we haven’t learned Jack shit about how to handle this type of pandemic scenario in the future. Everybody is 100% sure that there way is the correct way.
@lufins-dad said in $5,000,000,000,000:
How do you get 10,000,000 deaths from a disease that has an IFR under 1% in a nation of 330 million? At most you could argue 3 million to 3.5 million.
3.5 million from COVID and 6.5 million from arguing their side to death.
And we haven’t learned Jack shit about how to handle this type of pandemic scenario in the future. Everybody is 100% sure that there way is the correct way.
I think we've learned a lot. Remember late March 2020 when no one would even go outside? Then April when we wiped down our groceries?
