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First off, those figures from Russia are heavily disputed and they've recently begun using less rigid criteria for COVID deaths.
But more importantly, that LinkedIn link you just sent me was in fact a widely shared post on social media that was fact-checked by Reuters (among others, I'm sure) to be partly false with the clear verdict that "COVID-19 is not the same as thrombosis."
Again this isn't just another ho-hum disease that be treated like any other that we know of. Until a viable vaccine becomes widely available (if at all) we need to follow the latest guidelines from the WHO, CDC and other public health organizations lest we overwhelm our medical system and force another costly shutdown of our economy. Life ain't getting back to "normal" anytime soon, whether we like it or not.
Indeed its not the same but it appears to be the main ingredient that causes death. You have to admit the linked in article was pretty on the money though. I’m sure Russia is under reporting but can you say the same of Germany? To justify the lockdowns governments were forced to sensationalise and exaggerate the situation.
We are now in the ass covering phase while we work out what the new normal is.