Since the start of the northern hemisphere winter, so say the end of August, the USA has recorded 1,448 cases per 100,000 citizens.
That compares to EU countries which overall, reported 1,633 cases per 100,000 citizens (so 13% higher than the US [*], including countries such as Belgium (3,753 cases/100k), France (2,514 cases/100k), Switzerland (2,471 cases/100k), Netherlands (2,140 cases/100k), Spain (2,103 cses/100k), and Austria (1,820 cases per 100k)
[*] EU countries are recording 13% more cases than the US, and that is despite the US conducting 44% more Covid tests per capita than EU countries.
If you are sufficiently motivated with concern about Covid to post about it, how come you don't use far better country examples to illustrate your point (unless, of course, your point is motivated not so much by the requisite factual context, but by a particular strain of political ideology)?
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