Im just curious of those 50 cases, how many were the elderly and people with co-morbidities. I hope you’re not averse to asking questions .
I love asking questions. In fact I posed a question to you in the post you just quoted. Perhaps I have what you are truly asking
@Clint Eastwood as wrong, but it often seems that those who have downplayed COVID-19 use co-morbidities as if it is some smoking gun, as if COVID had zero to do with a person's death.
For instance, one of the main ways a person would die from Parkinson's is from falling. We can argue all day about what caused the fall, but someone without Parkinson's can fall and crack their skull on a granite countertop just as easily as the person with Parkinson's. It's the same as what you're saying in terms of being elderly, or having diabetes, or having x, y, or z. It's not the diabetes that killed you - though that probably certainly contributed - it was the COVID. Just the same as the person with Parkinson's who falls and cracks their skull open. It was the fall that killed them.