Here we go…
Approximately 75% of all deaths (roughly 834,954 total) are from the 65 years of age or older group.
So only 213,337 deaths under 65. And in 49% of all the cases, influenza and pneumonia was a contributing factor along with some others. So we basically wiped out the annual flu deaths and other comorbidities for the last 2 years and listed them as COVID. From healthcare professionals, they were told to report a person WITH COVID at the time of death AS COVID. So who really knows a truthful number of how many actually were or other causes. That aside…
If you’re under 65 years of age in the U.S., you have a 0.064% chance of dying. Think about that a second. Stats straight from the CDC.
https://www.cdc.gov/nchs/covid19/mortality-overview.htmU.S. population- 332,403,650
COVID deaths under 65 yrs old- 213,337
And I’m sure some of those 213,337 reported had other factors in play making that less than 1% even smaller. But no need as it’s already a VERY small chance of dying.
I don’t state those numbers to minimize the actual deaths and families that are grieving. Any death is one too many, but people are relatively safe. This fear mongering by the media, schools, and our President is way exaggerated. They make it sound like a death sentence to people when it’s anything but in reality.
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