Your math is off by a bit there. In 2024 alone there were ~48,000 organ transplants performed in the US. Now, that was a record high. So if all ~10 people who died of rabies in 2024 had been organ donors and somehow it wasn’t caught that they died from rabies that’s still only a 0.02% chance of getting an infected organ. That number is still wrong because all of those cases were caught and their organs would not have been donated, plus only about 58% of the adult US population are listed as organ donors. Also, it’s fewer than 10 people, not ~10 people. The actual average number of people who have died from diagnosed rabies in the US since 2000 is ~2.5 per year.

So, overall, the chance of a registered organ donor dying from rabies and their organs still being donated is remarkably low.

So long, and thanks for all fish

Ahhhhhhh hahahahahahahaha

How do I support genocide? What propaganda did I supposedly fall for? What protected characteristics do I supposedly discriminate against? What kind of dressing would you like with that word salad you posted?

It’s weird that morons continue to insist that “bluemaga” is a thing.