The reason they cancel cancer treatments is because they dont want to expose the unknowns to an immuno compromised person.
Getting back to your numbers. The numbers being reported are the ones that have had contact with medical personnel. There are many more who get a mild form and go on with their life.
No there does not seem to be a conspiracy unless you have evidence. Maybe in China.
Also, this disease does not care about genes, or how healthy you are. It latches and attacks ACE inhibitors thus spreading very quickly to the lungs and overwhelms the defenses. Patient dies with in 12hrs.
Understandable. I have no problem with healthcare professionals following emergency protocols. It's numbers and what they mean.
For example in this story
Largest 1-Day Increase in Covid-19 in Chicago Area https://www.nbcchicago.com/investigations/largest-1-day-increase-yet-in-coronavirus-cases-in-chicago-area/2250540/That includes 1,566 newly-reported cases of coronavirus in Illinois and the regions surrounding greater Chicago, and 37 new fatalities.
When I read this I could understand it as
a) the number of people who got infected on Saturday is 1,566. I think unlikely, because am not aware of tests being able to determine this. But that many readers would it interpret it that way wouldn't surprise me.
b) the number of people who tested positive on Saturday but could have been infected on a different day is 1,566.
The fatalities could be those whose death was caused by covid-19. Or those who died with covid-19 of another cause. It's left to our imagination.
Then you have this portion here
Those numbers include the largest single-day increase in most every county in the immediate Chicago area, including the city of Chicago; Cook, DuPage, Kane, Kankakee, Kendall, Will and Winnebago Counties in Illinois; Rock County in Wisconsin; and Lake and St. Joseph Counties in Indiana.
Again, it is not clear what this
increase means. It could mean
a) the largest single day increase mediated by an increase in tests, happened on Saturday.
b) the largest single day because of spread of the virus, happened on Saturday.
c) the largest single day spread from a combination of a) and b).
There is no mention of how many tests in
total were carried out on Saturday. To me, this seems inadequate depending on what you want to know. For some it's okay to not know. Others - like me - want to know more. And it's be repeated over for many states, jurisdictions and different media.
You don't need to be a conspiracist to not understand the numbers being passed around.