[JoeAltmaier]

That's categorically false. Read more, and get educated.

[reedx8]

There’s nothing false about it. Fatality rate for 50 and below is a paltry 0.2%, let alone the infection rate is very low as well. The incubation period is long and symptoms for most are mild, so it’s here to stay as it’s easily spreadable. I dont understand your position!

[zozbot234]

> Fatality rate for 50 and below is a paltry 0.2%

These fatality rate estimates assume top quality medical care. And this crisis is quite simply not "here to stay"; decisive measures can definitely "flatten the curve" and perhaps even lower R0 so much that the virus stops spreading altogether, and cases start dropping towards zero.

[ncallaway]

"There’s nothing false about it."

Actually many of the statements from your post were absolutely false.

"Fatality rate for 50 and below is a paltry 0.2%"

For a typical seasonal influenza, the fatality rate for that age bracket is around 0.01%, so this is much more lethal to those people than the flue.

https://www.businessinsider.com/coronavirus-compared-to-flu-...

[klipt]

> Fatality rate for 50 and below is a paltry 0.2%

Assuming no medical treatment because the medical system is already full? I doubt it.