Again you state a fact 'tens of thousands of people are dying here' yes and its a catastrophe - agreed of course it is!
But that doesn't stop easy comparisons between absolutely different countries with completely different demographics being made and conclusions drawn from them, does it?
Why would you want incorrect and unsound comparisons to be made?
The important point is to save as many as possible and to adopt best practice by seeing what works and what doesn't, we need clarity and level playing fields to scientifically adjudicate on whether something improves the situation.
By using factors which have a high correlation to death rate in combination with absolute figures, the exceptions to the pattern like Germany, South Korea and (negatively) Sweden stand out more NOT less.
We can look at those countries that broke the trend and what worked there.
Don't worry I don't take it personally as I know its only you again and should know the tenor and tone of your posts by now.
Good facts help not hinder, they're not insulting and certainly don't do a disservice to the forum.