The second was a blogger upset about one type of test which was irrelevant since it was not the main test used go diagnose people.
The last was trying to claim that people who also had other conditions should not count, which goes against all logic since we expect those with other problems to be hit worse.
People who have died in traffic accidents who were reported to have corona in their bodies have been counted as corona deaths, which is then used to set policy. Again a strawman.
You are not making a strawman so much as believing lies. Your grasping at straws with that failed logic that anti-vaxxers have been failing with.
The under reported cases, and death count are easy to pull out of the statistics. The claim you are making with no evidence require no evidence to debunk. It's just a lie.
This is not easy to pull out of the statistics, it is generally not even attempted. The approach has been to not investigate deaths if a test suggests covid in someone's body,
but to simply count it as a covid death. This actually has been openly admitted. I do not have this in front of me, and I do not feel very generous after having been called a liar
by a troll. If some non-troll wishes to know I might bother to look it up.
