>The common cold usually doesn't make hospitals overcrowded in multiple places all over the world That's true and neither has covid19. Turn your TV off. >so it is reasonable to deal with Covid19 in a different way There has been nothing reasonable at all with how they've dealt with covid. You still have a 99.8% chance of survival for most age groups and the old still have well over 99% chance of survival. >I didn't say anything in favor of taking away rights or destroying the economy. I just said that a lot of people are dying (the absolute number, not the fatality rate) You keep saying this while supporting the nasty stuff the gov'ts of the world have done, A lot of people die all the time but not a lot of people are actually dying of the covid. Really, it's not more than the usual number of people who die from the cold and flu every year. >we know how to reduce deaths and it is reasonable to use that knowledge. We do but none of those methods are being used. Seems to me you keep justifying what the gov'ts have done with a false narrative that the covid is a deadly disease. You are wrong. As a matter of fact, how do you explain how 6 Democrat governors ordered nursing homes to take people with covid which dramatically increased the numbers of dead? That was not at all unintentional and is mass murder. How's that for reasonable? >I'm glad that you didn't argue against the method of making sure something is beneficial against a disease because it would be stupid. I am sick of your bullshit justifying this whole nightmare. Stop playing stupid.