Now, why not superimpose the over 600,000 American Covid deaths on that graph?
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Because the CDC says that only 5% of those deaths were from ‘covid alone’ and the other 95% were those with an average of 4 co-morbidities (hint: They died from other causes)
Even the remaining 5% or 30,000 deaths are likely not all Covid-19 because the PCR test does not detect the presence of the Covid virus, or the illness. So it’s likely comprised of a mix of illnesses.
Then that 5% could have been up to 85% smaller because there are many medication protocols which cut the risk of dying from Covid among the most vulnerable (elderly with comorbidities) by 85%.
So if they just, you know, treated sick people there wouldn’t be a problem.
DugwayDuke: “Now, why not superimpose the over 600,000 American Covid deaths on that graph?”
ransomnote wrote: “Because the CDC says that only 5% of those deaths were from ‘covid alone’ and the other 95% were those with an average of 4 co-morbidities (hint: They died from other causes)”
Those who died with comorbidities were living with their comorbidities until they contacted COVID. IOW, they died from exposure to the COVID.