The most of amount of wealth and power as fast as possible for the cheapest cost, regardless of how many die.
Case in point - > https://www.wsws.org/en/articles/2020/04/25/work-a25.html
By
Shannon Jones and Andre Damon
The US death toll from COVID-19 soared past the grim milestone of
50,000 Friday. Despite having just five percent of the world’s
population, the United Sates now accounts for one quarter of the world’s
COVID-19 deaths.
Just one month ago, the total death toll in the United States was under 1,000. Over the past two weeks, an average of approximately 2,000 people have died every day. The US death toll has doubled over ten days.
The number of people killed by the coronavirus, according to official figures, is now greater than the number of combat deaths during the American Revolutionary War, the Vietnam War and the Korean War. Within a matter of days, it will eclipse the number of US deaths in World War I.
There is no indication that the pandemic is contained in the United States. On Friday, the country had the highest number of new cases ever, at 38,000, despite constant claims that the United States is “bending the curve.”
Case in point - > https://www.wsws.org/en/articles/2020/04/25/work-a25.html
As US passes 50,000 deaths, workers strike against back-to-work campaign
By
Shannon Jones and Andre Damon
25 April 2020
The US death toll from COVID-19 soared past the grim milestone of
50,000 Friday. Despite having just five percent of the world’s
population, the United Sates now accounts for one quarter of the world’s
COVID-19 deaths.Just one month ago, the total death toll in the United States was under 1,000. Over the past two weeks, an average of approximately 2,000 people have died every day. The US death toll has doubled over ten days.
The number of people killed by the coronavirus, according to official figures, is now greater than the number of combat deaths during the American Revolutionary War, the Vietnam War and the Korean War. Within a matter of days, it will eclipse the number of US deaths in World War I.
There is no indication that the pandemic is contained in the United States. On Friday, the country had the highest number of new cases ever, at 38,000, despite constant claims that the United States is “bending the curve.”
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