[jonascord]

Numbers. Florida has had to dial back it's claimed cases, since it is financially advantageous to claim more positives. As the number of tested has grown so has the number of positives. Does that mean the disease is spreading, or that there are hundreds of thousands who never knew they were "sick"?
How many funerals have you attended in the last six months?
How many people do you know who have tested positive, and then died of C-19? And that doesn't mean a covid caused drowning, or covid caused motorcycle death, or covid caused airplane crash. Heart attacks don't count, either.
If you tested positive, when were you infected, and how long were you in the hospital, at deaths door? Days, weeks, months?
From the time you tested positive, how long until you have to call a funeral home?
Still looking for funeral pyres, here.
Where are the convoys of hearses?
Why isn't everyone dead?

[Okeydoker]

Everyone isnt dead because only about .01 % will die.

Nevertheless, 123000 have died so far. Do you deny that fact?

Do you believe men really landed on the moon? Or was it a sound stage.

Globally, hundreds of thousands have died due to this virus and the attendant medical conditions that it causes.

One can put your head in the sand all you want. People continue to die.

It’s a fact. Not a theory.

The fact that any one person may have a tiny chance of getting sick is no reason to ignore that the disease is deadly. Just like every other contagious disease in history that caused science to develop a vaccine for.