The spread of COVID-19 visualized

[Budi]

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[Hav]

1. That is scary

Last year, the big second wave started around the middle of november. The situation is already bad but the worst may still come in the winter months.

[LizBeth]

2. My part of Oregon, Eugene stayed pretty good until the end. It is hard fighting these anti vax

assholes. I work Nova health and it gets me with these callers wanting their provider to exempt them having to get the vacc for work. Funny with the masks cause all the providers said they would not write a note, a specialist, or THEIR specialist would have to sign them out writing a note. That was fun.

[dickthegrouch]

3. The governments that allowed that

Should all be fired for gross incompetence and denied permission ever to work for the public again.

I know that’s a pipe dream in this world but there must be consequences to stupidity which don’t involve putting the rest of us at more risk.

Every one of those flare ups was predictable and preventable.

Halloween, Thanksgiving and xmas will cause new flare ups unless the health authorities mandate masks everywhere.

[Beartracks]

4. Brought to you by the Anti-Vaxxers Club of America.

[StarryNite]

5. Scary

When will it end?

[I_UndergroundPanther]

6. Maryland the area I live in

Never became dark red, there was very little red through both waves,most of it was southern maryland areas..

[Initech]

7. It's almost like you can tell which states have the most idiots!

[GreenEyedLefty]

8. I live in Michigan and tested positive for Covid right around 4/1/21

Just before Michigan turned blood red. I called my parents and told them I would not be visiting Easter weekend because I wasn't feeling well and had been tested. I think Easter was a big factor in the spread and also the warm weather around that time, plus the false sense of security with the vaccines being rolled out.

I can't blame idiots 100%, it was just a terrible combination of factors. I should have stayed home, I could have been more diligent about masking. I am not sure where I picked up the virus. I had my first dose of Moderna just 10 days before. Luckily my case was mild and I was able to get my 2nd dose on time.

[orleans]

9. some tweet responses

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[orleans]

10. thanks for posting this. it's fascinating nt

[MichaelSoE]

11. I noticed that things were getting better as the vaccine rolled out and then Delta rolled in

[dalton99a]

12. The Delta variant supercharged it in red states this year