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Of course, it is a crazy old man question.
You said this exactly: "How many people should have died? Give us a number and a scientific explanation for that number."
That question has crazy written all over it.
This isn't the Matrix. We don't live in some alternate reality.
Now if we step out of Crazyville for a minute, any rational, reasonable person can look at two things: (1) a pandemic that has killed 230,000 Americans (and counting); and (2) Trump's downplaying of the virus, discouraging use of masks, and lying to the American people. They can put those two things together, and they can say, "The federal government should have done so much more. The lack of response caused the deaths of many of those Americans. That's Trump's fault."
If all you've got are fantasyland questions that can only be answered by Doc Emmett Brown from Back to the Future, the takeaway people will have is:
That guy asks Crazy Old Man Questions.
This is the type of mindless, unspecific, unscientific idiocy I expect. First off, Fauci initially said the virus wasn't transmissible. So did WHO. Fauci initially said that masks weren't necessary or even that effective. So did WHO. Then they changed 180 degrees. So, which "experts" is Trump supposed to follow. the first Fauci or the second Fauci? The first WHO or the second WHO? The idea that the Federal government could have made more masks than they did, made more ventilators than they did, given more aid to the states than they did, cut off travel sooner than they did, gotten test kits faster than they did or gotten therapeutics faster than they did are all absurdities born of political partisanship and unhinged Trump hate. That is what you exhibit. The one thing we know DOES NOT work beyond any question, is lockdowns and, yet, that is the left's go-to solution.
I ask valid questions. You simply have no answers because your Trump phobia doesn't allow for them.