Fatality rate I stated is (Fatalities) divided by (Number of Confirmed Cases) multiplied by (100). All Texas statistics.
There you go. You cited a “case fatality rate” not the “fatality rate”. Yuuuge difference. It’s not a quibble because the case fatality rate is magnitudes higher then the fatality rate (deaths/infections).
The Chicken Freepers like to apply the case fatality rate to the entire population by calling it the fatality rate and thereby scaring themselves witless. But then running around without a head makes it hard to think clearly.
Do you have access to the case rates for populous metro areas, examples: Houston, Dallas/Ft. Worth, St. Antonio, El Paso, etc.?