I believe these arguments based on mortality rates will, eventually, be considered "racist". And I say that with some trepidation, the label is easily thrown ar

I believe these arguments based on mortality rates will, eventually, be considered "racist". And I say that with some trepidation, the label is easily thrown around today. It is almost certain that some sub-populations are more sensitive to COVID19. The causes may be genetic, environmental, cultural. Societies taking equal measures and similar socio economic backgrounds could experience vastly different outcomes for no other reason but the natural response of their bodies to the disease. Take African countries for example, is anyone here seriously considering that Tanzania or Niger had a better response and better health systems dealing with the disease than Belgium?