Hello Nordberg,
For every death, 19 people are hospitalized, 18 have permanent heart troubles,10 have lung damage, 3 have strokes and 2 have neurological damage. Those who walk out still have problems to deal with. Fixating on deaths is inadequate. We may have learned how to keep people alive. But there is much more to worry about.
People are just not taking this seriously enough.
So hard to figure, coming out the 'tough guy' right.
Here, we find ourselves in a war not of our choosing, but one we must surely fight, and one that is currently kicking our you know what, and they don't want to fight it. Guns are useless weapons in this war, so they don't want to fight it with the only weapons we have. Masks, distancing, modified lifestyles to until we get it under control until we get a practical vaccine. And if the news is correct, all we have to do is hold out until January or so. They have one in the works. So we just need to buy time until then, keep on fighting the good fight, and they can't be bothered. Ignore it, downplay it, pretend it is no big deal, rant about personal rights, anything but get with the program and help their neighbors.
Because they won't fight, the death tolls rise.
We humans all need to watch each other's backs in this one, and they are letting down their end of the deal.
It's like the anti-masker, 'maskitude*' ones are actually on the side of the enemy, the coronavirus. Trying to help the enemy take more victims.
* maskitude: The attitude of the reluctant who have been forced by law to wear masks, but they don't want to. So they run around touching everything, getting far too close to others. It's like they are saying: 'OK you forced me to wear a mask but you can't force me to do anything else to stop the virus.'
Where did you find those stats you quoted? Got link?