superrific
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About 90% of diagnosed Covid deaths (which isn't all Covid deaths) were of people older than 50. There were at least 200K deaths in the 50-64 age range.Over 600k of 1M COVID deaths were folks 75+. 900k over 65. Hardly the prime workforce.
But more importantly, you're aware, right, that even old people eat, drive, use electricity, buy gifts and maybe even (gasp!) buy a few things for themselves. In other words, everyone is a consumer.
What do you think would happen to the economy if everyone not working were to suddenly die? Everything would just go on as normal with no effect on the economy? Do you ever think about what you're typing before you type it?