Exactly. It's easy to stick it down as Covid.
Taken by percentages, given the number of people who are asymptomatic, which we can't properly ascertain at the moment but will obviously be high, the number of people dying is going to be minuscule.
When reported as individual numbers, it's clearly exaggerated. Most of the people were on the way out anyway, but Covid (sadly) hastened their departure. In many cases in the UK, despite it being reported on their death certificate, it clearly had nothing to do with their demise.
The way figures are reported is a total sham and the sooner people realise this in greater numbers, the better.
And before people start shouting at me for not being caring, that isn't the case. We need to get a sense of proportion about this disease and weigh up the actual risks v getting on with life. Something we have so far been unable to do.