Originally Posted by
Jack
I hate to use this, but it's kind of an analogy.
If a Soldier gets killed on the Battlefield, the fight continues. If a Soldier is wounded on the Battlefield, it takes a couple of other Soldiers to tend to him.
So, when I mention 'body count', I'm talking about 'Dead People'. They're not a problem anymore.
The problem is the 'wounded' (infected) that are using up a huge amount of resources and grinding the Economy to a halt.
They are BOTH bad, but which is worse ... Elderly people with underlying conditions dying ... or infected people consuming all of the country's resources?
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