A graph with less than 10 on y axis is about as relevant as setting policy based on an anecdote.
Denial is still your problem.
I could explain it to you like you are a three year old and you’d still not understand or you would deny its relevance.
Here’s a try, though:
16 times the normal deaths. 4 times the normal deaths are attributed to CCP-19. 12 times the normal deaths are attributed to “normal” causes. This graph repeats for many localities.
That says that for every “normal” death there are 15 other deaths, but only 4 are attributed to CCP-19. So either they are lying -or- CCP-19 just triggers what ever might have killed you in a year, 5 years, 20 years, into overdrive - assuming you are not one of the people killed outright by it. And among those “normal” deaths you should see a decrease as people are not out crashing their cars or passing “the flu” to each other. So, yeah, CCP-19 deaths are being misreported alright. But by a factor of about 75% UNDER reported.