@Eagly456 The overwhelming majority of deaths have been in the elderly and if in those younger, overwhelming majority of deaths had underlying conditions.
Do you think that's false?
There is very little community transmission now in England, most has been in hospitals or nursing homes. Or in sweat shops/factories with poor H and S and infection control.
Do you think that's false?
The majority of people who do contract it do not become very ill and many are asymptomatic.
Do you think that's false?
There's very little evidence (if any) of people contracting it from surfaces or it being 'airbourne' sufficiently for anyone to contract it from someone they don't share an enclosed space with for extended periods just breathing or talking and not coughing or sneezing.
Do you think that's false?
All this is backed up by scientific and epidemiological studies btw.
They don't sound like a CV 'denier' to me. You made it sound like they didn't think it's real or something. You sound a bit OTT and they're not. You can back up your opinions with a study or two and they can back up theirs.
That's what I meant by neither of you are 100% 'right' and none of us will really know for a long time exactly who was most right in the end. But nothing they've said is outrageous or not backed up by statistics or studies.