“To be clear the death rate is NOT available yet. Though with modals that show it’s between 0.2% to 1.3% of those infected. The common flu is about 0.1% of those infected.”
The 0.2% to 1.3% is based on very biased estimates of cases that fail to account for the statistics we do have. I believe it largely comes from people that are claiming that anybody with underlying conditions should not be counted as a CCP-19 death (even though that’s not how it works for ANY other cause of death).
The best outcome for a large scale infection anywhere in the world so far is about 2% deaths of infected. The worst case that we know of is 12% where a first-world HCS collapsed.
That first number is pretty reliable. The second has a lot of error in it, both ways. Undercounting of deaths and undercounting of cases. For that 12% to drop to 2% they would have to find more than half a million new cases in that country and have them all survive. They just are not there.
But I’m not sure why you’re arguing that 1.3%, 13 times the flu, is somehow not a big deal.
Interesting that the FluBros seem to show up at night...