There are a number of other reasons for this worth mentioning.

1. COVID-19 has a longer incubation period, so people don't know they have it as quickly and spread it more, with flu people spread it less before getting sick.
2. COVID-19 is also more infectious than the flu and has a higher death rate.
3. Flu has a publicly available vaccine, COVID-19 does not (yet)
4. Flu is seasonal, it tends to peak after the new year, it's too early to talk about what it's like this year,
5. I don't know about the statistics in America, we had record numbers of people getting vaccinated for the yearly flu, you would also expect this to reduce the numbers.
6. The flu changes every year, and isn't as deadly or as infectious as the last year

See this graph.

There's nothing political about these statements, they're simply other things worth being aware of.

There are a number of other reasons for this worth mentioning.

1. COVID-19 has a longer incubation period, so people don't know they have it as quickly and spread it more, with flu people spread it less before getting sick.
2. COVID-19 is also more infectious than the flu and has a higher death rate.
3. Flu has a publicly available vaccine, COVID-19 does not (yet)
4. Flu is seasonal, it tends to peak after the new year, it's too early to talk about what it's like this year,
5. I don't know about the statistics in America, we had record numbers of people getting vaccinated for the yearly flu, you would also expect this to reduce the numbers.
6. The flu changes every year, and isn't as deadly or as infectious as the last year

See this graph.

There's nothing political about these statements, they're simply other things worth being aware of.

Let's not make the mistake of being anti science just because it's amusing.

There are a number of other reasons for this worth mentioning.

1. COVID-19 has a longer incubation period, so people don't know they have it as quickly and spread it more, with flu people spread it less before getting sick.
2. COVID-19 is also more infectious than the flu and has a higher death rate.
3. Flu has a publicly available vaccine, COVID-19 does not (yet)
4. Flu is seasonal, it tends to peak after the new year, it's too early to talk about what it's like this year,
5. I don't know about the statistics in America, we had record numbers of people getting vaccinated for the yearly flu, you would also expect this to reduce the numbers. 6.The flu changes every year, and isn't as deadly or as infectious as the last year

See this graph.

There's nothing political about these statements, they're simply other things worth being aware of.

There are a number of other reasons for this worth mentioning.

1. COVID-19 has a longer incubation period, so people don't know they have it as quickly and spread it more, with flu people spread it less before getting sick.
2. COVID-19 is also more infectious than the flu and has a higher death rate.
3. Flu has a publicly available vaccine, COVID-19 does not (yet)
4. Flu is seasonal, it tends to peak after the new year, it's too early to talk about what it's like this year,
5. I don't know about the statistics in America, we had record numbers of people getting vaccinated for the yearly flu, you would also expect this to reduce the numbers. 6.The flu changes every year, and isn't as deadly or as infectious as the last year

See this graph

There's nothing political about these statements, they're simply other things worth being aware of.

There are a number of other reasons for this worth mentioning.

1. COVID-19 has a longer incubation period, so people don't know they have it as quickly and spread it more, with flu people spread it less before getting sick.
2. COVID-19 is also more infectious than the flu and has a higher death rate.
3. Flu has a publicly available vaccine, COVID-19 does not (yet)
4. Flu is seasonal, it tends to peak after the new year, it's too early to talk about what it's like this year,
5. I don't know about the statistics in America, we had record numbers of people getting vaccinated for the yearly flu, you would also expect this to reduce the numbers. 5.The flu changes every year, and isn't as deadly or as infectious as the last year e.g. in this graph.

There's nothing political about these statements, they're simply other things worth being aware of.

There are a number of other reasons for this worth mentioning.

1. COVID-19 has a longer incubation period, so people don't know they have it as quickly and spread it more, with flu people spread it less before getting sick.
2. COVID-19 is also more infectious than the flu and has a higher death rate.
3. Flu has a publicly available vaccine, COVID-19 does not (yet)
4. Flu is seasonal, it tends to peak after the new year, it's too early to talk about what it's like this year,
5. I don't know about the statistics in America, we had record numbers of people getting vaccinated for the yearly flu, you would also expect this to reduce the numbers. 6.The flu changes every year, and isn't as deadly or as infectious as the last year e.g. in this graph.

There's nothing political about these statements, they're simply other things worth being aware of.

There are a number of other reasons for this worth mentioning.

1. COVID-19 has a longer incubation period, so people don't know they have it as quickly and spread it more, with flu people spread it less before getting sick.

2. COVID-19 is also more infectious than the flu and has a higher death rate.

3. Flu has a publicly available vaccine, COVID-19 does not (yet)

4. Flu is seasonal, it tends to peak after the new year, it's too early to talk about what it's like this year, (see graph in point 5)

5.The flu changes every year, and isn't as deadly or as infectious as the last year e.g. in this graph.

6. I don't know about the statistics in America, we had record numbers of people getting vaccinated for the yearly flu, you would also expect this to reduce the numbers.

There's nothing political about these statements, they're simply other things worth being aware of.

There are a number of other reasons for this worth mentioning.

1. COVID-19 has a longer incubation period, so people don't know they have it as quickly and spread it more, with flu people spread it less before getting sick.
2. COVID-19 is also more infectious than the flu and has a higher death rate.
3. Flu has a publicly available vaccine, COVID-19 does not (yet)
4. Flu is seasonal, it tends to peak after the new year, it's too early to talk about what it's like this year, 5.The flu changes every year, and isn't as deadly or as infectious as the last year e.g. in this graph.
5. I don't know about the statistics in America, we had record numbers of people getting vaccinated for the yearly flu, you would also expect this to reduce the numbers.

There's nothing political about these statements, they're simply other things worth being aware of.

There are a number of other reasons for this worth mentioning.

1. COVID-19 has a longer incubation period, so people don't know they have it as quickly and spread it more, with flu people spread it less before getting sick.

2. COVID-19 is also more infectious than the flu and has a higher death rate.

3. Flu has a publicly available vaccine, COVID-19 does not (yet)

4. Flu is seasonal, it tends to peak after the new year, it's too early to talk about what it's like this year, (see graph in point 5) 5.The flu changes every year, and isn't as deadly or as infectious as the last year e.g. in this graph.

5. I don't know about the statistics in America, we had record numbers of people getting vaccinated for the yearly flu, you would also expect this to reduce the numbers.

There's nothing political about these statements, they're simply other things worth being aware of.

There are a number of other reasons for this worth mentioning.

1. COVID-19 has a longer incubation period, so people don't know they have it as quickly and spread it more, with flu people spread it less before getting sick.
2. COVID-19 is also more infectious than the flu and has a higher death rate.
3. Flu has a publicly available vaccine, COVID-19 does not (yet)
4. Flu is seasonal, it tends to peak after the new year, it's too early to talk about what it's like this year, (see graph in point 5)

5.The flu changes every year, and isn't as deadly or as infectious as the last year e.g. in this graph. 6. I don't know about the statistics in America, we had record numbers of people getting vaccinated for the yearly flu, you would also expect this to reduce the numbers.

There's nothing political about these statements, they're simply other things worth being aware of.

There are a number of other reasons for this worth mentioning.

1. COVID-19 has a longer incubation period, so people don't know they have it as quickly and spread it more, with flu people spread it less before getting sick.
2. COVID-19 is also more infectious than the flu and has a higher death rate.
3. Flu has a publicly available vaccine, COVID-19 does not (yet)
4. Flu is seasonal, it tends to peak after the new year, it's too early to talk about what it's like this year, (see graph in point 5) 5.The flu changes every year, and isn't as deadly or as infectious as the last year e.g. in this graph.
5. I don't know about the statistics in America, we had record numbers of people getting vaccinated for the yearly flu, you would also expect this to reduce the numbers.

There's nothing political about these statements, they're simply other things worth being aware of.