And why bother when only 0.05% of the people die? And I thought, that's
> not true, it's about 2%, but I try to look at all sides, so maybe 2% is
> the percent of those who get sick, but his 0.05% is the percent of
> everyone. So is that true? 700,000 have died, multiply that by the
> inverse of 0.05% (which is 1/2000) and you get 1.4 bilion people, 4
> times the poplulation of the country so even if the number were 4 times
> that, 0.2%, that would require everyone to have died. So maybe they
> meant the first thing, the percent of those who get sick. Then they are
> off by a factor of 40. Maybe they claim more people have gotten sick
> than we know of. That's probably true, but a factor of 2 is reaonable.
> So they're still off by a factor of 20. So they're lying or someone
> else is and they are repeating it.
It's the comorbidities.
Insulin-resistant pre-diabetic metabolic train-wrecks should definitely hide from the Fauci-19 virus.