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What a selective approach you have.
So, on the war side, you count all the collateral damage (destroyed cities, refugees, etc.), and on the pandemic side, only death?
And lifelong complications like autoimmune diseases, long covid (as a result of which people literally become bedridden patients) and other complications?
Destroyed cities can be rebuilt, damaged PNS to regenerate in any case, we do not yet know how to drive an immunka that has gone wild only in a small number of cases.