[noiseman]

”Harsh reality: it’s fatal to those who are closer to death anyway than the average person.”

Yep. We need to consider how many people were in such fragile health that they would have likely died whether they contracted the Wuhan virus or just the usual flu. An analogy: If the wind causes an old, rickety barn to fall down, we don’t run around with our hair on fire screaming that the wind is destroying buildings.

[mn-bush-man]

The average age of death from Covid in England and Wales is 82.4.

https://www.thesun.co.uk/news/12886370/average-age-covid-death-82-4-years-shield-vulnerable/

I don’t know the average life expectancy in that part of the world, but I’m venturing a wild guess that it’s at or below 82.4.

Covid has been the most potent weapon of mass destruction used in the last 70 years when all aspects of damage are measured (i.e., not just deaths).

[Yaelle]

We need to consider how many people were in such fragile health that they would have likely died whether they contracted the Wuhan virus or just the usual flu.

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Three people in my extended family died the same week, last week of March. All 3 were feeble and over 90, in nursing care and really really bad off. Two had advanced dementia and the other was very weak and sick. The timing was fine for all 3 beloved people to move to the next world.

The absolute tragedy, the true crime against humanity, was that family members were not allowed to be with them as they passed, they were forced to die alone with nurses in hazmats suits like space aliens. THAT IS AGAINST ALL LOVE FOR HUMANITY and a great disrespect to them and their children.