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Fine print: Current as of March 9, 2020.
Just Sayin'.
It was definitely over blown, but taking the just over 7 million Covid deaths worldwide in the four years since, and dividing by the number of days in the ensuing four years gives a little over 4,800 deaths per day average over that time period - far higher than anything else on the chart. (Check my math - maybe I ciphered wrong)
And yes, there were certainly deaths incorrectly categorized as Covid.
But it's a bit misleading to show the number at the very beginning of the pandemic and try to draw meaning from it.

No hit on DMc - love your memes, Bro. Just adding some context to the chart. I hate what we did to ourselves in the response, but do find it important to use the best data in forming opinions or taking actions.

Cheers,
Rex

I do not doubt your numbers.

But those excess deaths were the result of withheld, known effective medicines, and the use of known, lethal drugs of no use against Covid. The deaths were not really a function of Covid.

TRexF16- are you talking about actual deaths from Covid or those reported as died from Covid? Big difference.

TrexF16 it was still less than what .08 chance of death?

I'm using the numbers of the Wiki site. They show a total of 775,834,237 cases worldwide as of today, and deaths at 7,037,007. Dividing the latter by the former gives .009 or a 0.9% rate of death once having contracted the virus.
Dividing the world population of a bit over 8.1 Billion by the total number of cases shows that less than ten percent of the world's people ever contracted the virus. Probably a LOT less than 10% because that number is CASES, and we all know that many people got it more than once.
I have no axe to grind with the data, it's just if you use the available numbers, you see that Covid has killed more people per day worldwide than any of those other diseases on the chart. But not at first - like in March of 2020. That's all.

Regards,
Rex

As much as I hate him I do have to point out that Mitt Romney was very, very wealthy before he ever ran for office. DEMs made a huge point of that when he was running for POTUS. I think he is and has always been a worthless SOB but putting him on that list with the others is a stretch.

And they got away with it….

And they will try it again.

I doubt your math and I doubt that you know what you're talking about. The whole thing is a plandemic, not a pandemic and you sound like one of the sheep.

That being said, how many never reported positive results on home tests?
"The Warden" and I tested positive, she more than once, and never went to see medics.
Both of us just showed minor symptoms - so what?

This is what flunking an intelligence test looks like.