I won’t “fire back on it”, but I am confused at what you’re saying - as I have never once made an absolute statement about any of their deaths, so I don’t know why your post is about that.
I didn’t say all those young people in the newspaper articles (I mean the 3 that have been reported in the UK articles), all definitely died from coronavirus. I only mentioned 1 specific one (coroner said they died from coronavirus) and that I was sceptical. If there are others like it (where the coroner said something, but official accounts say something else), then yes I would be sceptical too. I’m going on what the media said, yes we don’t know the truth, but I an sceptical because it reports the coroner told the family that. I never made any firm yes or no statement on that case.
The only statement I made later was something along the lines of, I’m sure that, for some of these young people (and by that i mean young people who may die from coronavirus and have deaths recorded as such), they wouldn’t have died if they hadn’t got the coronavirus. “Some” doesn’t mean “all”.
But other than that, I was giving a general statement that younger people or those without health conditions have died. That’s based on reports from China and Italy and doctors even here in the UK (on social media etc). The doctor who I saw 2 weeks ago, for a consultation unrelated to any of this, told me in person that even though I’m young, I would be in danger of dying from this. Which is why my surgery was even cancelled. There is a report in the Guardian over a young woman who died and I do regard the guardian and the independent as more reputable due to their high accuracy rating on media bias/fact check, so it does depend on the media outlet as well.
(Edited paragraphs to break them up as too long).
all the neighbours are at home working around the house,its very very NOISY.
