This entire line of reasoning makes no sense at all. Any new disease could cause a massive death toll if we had no resistance to it at all. Our public health s

This entire line of reasoning makes no sense at all. Any new disease could cause a massive death toll if we had no resistance to it at all. Our public health systems responds to reality, not theoretical casualties in populations that do not exist. If measles was killing 1 million people per year we would've absolutely locked down much harder to stop the spread. That is just common sense. It never was doing that. It was killing like 10k people or less per year. So any kind of comparison of our response to covid is ridiculous, except in acknowledging that even though measles was far less dangerous to our population, we still have mandated vaccination against it.