according to a judge in mississippi, the constitution does not give any u.s. citizen the right to clean drinking water or accurate information during a pandemic.

so why do we pay them?

in the americas, covid19 was the number one cause of death from 2020 through 2021. hospitals were overrun and many healthcare workers quit due to nonstop mandatory overtime, sometimes for weeks at  time. so many people died that refrigerator trucks were stationed outside many hospitals just to temporarily store the dead.

you can see the data in minute detail here.

between 2019 and 2023, 27 million people have died of covid. and counting.

between 1981 and 2022, 33 million people died of hiv/aids.

between 1976 and today (1/20/24), 15,000 people have died of ebola, a flesh-eating disease.

between 1918 and 1920, more than 50 million people worldwide died of the spanish flu.

between 1894 and 1940, 15 million people died of the plague. it was the plague's third global pandemic.

in 1889, 4 million people worldwide died of the russian flu.

between 1865 and 1947, 23 million people in india died of cholera.

at the time of this writing. more than 3,000 citizens of the u.s. are dying of covid-19 per day.

the u.s. center for disease control (cdc) has a plan in place in case there is ever a zombie apocalypse. it began as a joke, but became a real training exercise when they realized that it would work equally well for pandemics or terrorist attacks.