I called you a conspiracy theorist because you said:
"There is zero scientific proof that anyone has died from a so-called disease called covid-19 which has no specific symptoms."
Which is wrong as the CDC compiles a list of probable and confirmed cases of people who have died. There are symptoms in that some people report shortness of breath or difficulty breathing, persistent cough, migraines or headaches, fatigue and a few others found here on the CDC website.
https://www.cdc.gov/coronavirus/2019-ncov/symptoms-testing/symptoms.html
You also claimed that:
"The flu does not kill that manu (12,000-72,000) people. The CDC lumps together pneumonia deaths with the few flu deaths to make it look scarier so people buy worthless flu shots. And flu is not the only cause of pneumonia."
While true, pneumonia is counted among those deaths, the CDC doesn't "lump" them together together to "make it look scarier so people buy wothrless flu shots" The flu frequently causes pneumonia so many of the deaths are contributed to both illnesses rather than listing them separately.
Not because they're out to get you, or sell you something. I've never had a flu shot but only because I've not really had a cold or flu for almost a decade or two. Possibly due to other people taking flu shots. And no doctor, of which I see several almost every few months, has ever tried to push for flu vaccination despite my age.
And I find it odd that someone who refuses to directly link CDC information would be so paranoid as to misinterpret that information. Or perhaps, you are intentionally making false claims or have been misled by a secondary source. Which is very likely since the sources you have linked are, as I've stated before, incredibly politically biased.
