During this pandemic, people in the United States are currently dying at rates unparalleled elsewhere in the world.
kuow.org
This article takes very specific time periods to make misleading data. "The rate of COVID-19 deaths in the U.S. since June 7th is 27.2 per 100,000 people. In contrast in Italy the death rate is down to 3.1 per 100,000. "
Pretty convenient to pick June 7th as the Italian timeline led the US by several months, take out the early surge on the east coast and the US numbers look a lot better too. By my math overall Italy 36,166 deaths population 60 million. 60.27 deaths/100,000. US 215,194/330,000,000 = 65.2 deaths/100,000. You can do the same with the entire European union as a whole which has a population just above the US and come up with a number insignificantly different than the US rate. These dishonest misleading "studies" published by Universities and researchers are part of why no one listens.
An example of an absolutely false statement, ("It's not like Italy has some secret medicine that we don't," Emmanuel says. "They've got the same public health measures we've got. They just implemented them effectively and we implemented them poorly." If the U.S. had managed to keep its per capita death rate at the level of Italy's, 79,120 fewer Americans would have died.") The difference in true rates is really about 800 not 80,000 which is statistically insignificant.
Of course this tidbit in the article won't be addressed by "scientists" or reporters. Deaths in the U.S. are 29% higher than even in Sweden, "which ignored everything for so long," Emanuel says. Sweden made a point of refusing to order strict social restrictions and never went in to a full lockdown. "We have 29% more mortality than we should have if we'd followed Sweden's path and Sweden virtually did nothing."
My math from numbers today, 5899/10.1 million=58.4/100,000 which is about 12% lower than the US.