1918.

This topic was created in the Miscellaneous forum by firebunny on Thursday, October 12, 2017 and has 10 replies.

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Posted by aquarius_man
Posted by firebunny
Nope, nope, nope! 1918 is way, way worse! Would you ever bother to ask why?

no

in 1918 the ozone layer wasnt almost depleted and skin cancer due to UV rays wasn't this widespread and antarctica's glaciers were pretty much intact and the species far from extinct and if you mean ww1, ill just point u to syria, libya, iraq, ukraine etc

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about 50 million died of the spanish flu. you mean, nothing can be done about the ozone layer? when millions die, can you still do something about it?

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the spanish flu was not as bad as the numbers make it sound like. As a matter of fact, millions of people die from the flu every year. The spanish flu was just more deadly than usual.

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Posted by hydorah
the spanish flu was not as bad as the numbers make it sound like. As a matter of fact, millions of people die from the flu every year. The spanish flu was just more deadly than usual.

But the Spanish Flu was the worst pandemic ever!