Prior to 2020 is there consensus on what the previous "worst. year. ever." was? Make your case. -- nm
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rollo
Sep 10 '20, 11:19
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I think between WWI and 1919 flu, the U.S. lost 0.75% of its population. Civil War was about 2% over four years. -- nm
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Max
Sep 10, 11:39
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518 AD -- nm
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Beryllium
Sep 10, 11:33
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Why every year—but especially 2020—feels like the worst ever -- (link)
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con_carne
Sep 10, 11:31
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Some point in WWII, for sure. (NM)
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Marlowe
Sep 10, 11:27
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1968. Vietnam was nearing the height of sucking, race wars in America, and Mlk Jr and RFK both killed. -- nm
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Will Hunting
Sep 10, 11:22
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1941? Pearl Harbour, Allies getting the shit kicked out of them by the Axis -- nm
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Beaker
Sep 10, 11:20
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Wasn't it 2016, when all the celebs died? -- nm
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David
Sep 10, 11:20
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