Well, I just showed you, per the CDC’s own numbers, that a third of those had nothing to do with Covid. A reasonable person might then ask your question, but l

Well, I just showed you, per the CDC’s own numbers, that a third of those had nothing to do with Covid. A reasonable person might then ask your question, but look for answers that involve something a little more intellectually rigorous than morally scolding strangers. For example: it’s seeming quite likely that our extreme, panicked reaction to this illness has killed a huge number of people. How many more will die due to postponed cancer screenings, surgeries, and so on? How many children will be set back in their education, permanently? How many minority and low-income families will be carelessly tossed into generational poverty? How does that number weigh against the people who have died from this virus? Have you even given it a second thought? But sure, go be “sad” about people sharing documented facts, instead. It’s much easier than critical thought, and it lets you feel morally superior. I can see why you prefer it.