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Re:U.S. Hits Record Daily Death Toll, with Worse Likely to Come by DoofusOfDeath on Thursday December 03, 2020 @10:46AM (#25289966)
Honest question: How unique is the U.S. vs. other countries, in terms of the fraction of population unwilling to take effective measures to avoid spreading to others?

I've seen occasional headlines about super-spreading events in Europe, but I have no idea how much their attendants are representative of their fellow countrymen.

Re:U.S. Hits Record Daily Death Toll, with Worse Likely to Come by guscost on Thursday December 03, 2020 @10:49AM (#25290002)
Re:U.S. Hits Record Daily Death Toll, with Worse Likely to Come by DoofusOfDeath on Thursday December 03, 2020 @10:59AM (#25290146)
Yeah, I think that event in Berlin was one of the examples I had in mind as far as news-grabbing super-spreading.

Still, I can't really tell how much that crowd's attitude is indicative of the rest of Germany or even of other Berliners.

Re:U.S. Hits Record Daily Death Toll, with Worse Likely to Come by Semaphor on Thursday December 03, 2020 @11:30AM (#25290619)
I'd say not at all, but then I live in the north where we have very few cases and at least in my city there is no mask compliance problem at all. I tend to hear worse stories from further south.