How many have died from COVID?
How many have died from the vaccine?
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I think this is not correct. Yes its basically a flu, and less deadly for most people, whereas older and vulnerable people can still die from it, just like flu.
The way I phrase it is, yes people have died of Covid, but mostly because they were systematically denied treatment, and put on ventilator when they should not have.
How can we know if people actually definitely died of covid if the test used to verify its existence is patently flawed?
How, after determining that a test is patently flawed and serving up no alternative, functional or otherwise, does one continue to use this test in order to verify the existence of the very thing that it was proven to not accurately locate?
Apply that reasoning to any other illness. "We know that this herpes test has been determined to deliver false positives consistently but it's the only test we have so unfortunately you have herpes. People need to be careful because everyone I tested today has it!"