If I understand correctly, you're pointing to hospitals being underused -- and hence operations being cancelled etc -- in places like WF?
Well, this is going to be a blow, so get ready: I actually don't think all interventions -- especially in the US -- have been designed and implemented sensibly. For example, I think somebody pointed out their tiny gym was forced to close while the Target next door was open. That's stupid (Target should be closed). And perhaps some rural hospitals could have continued to provide some services for longer. But, with respect to hospitals, specifically: (a) neither you nor I have the expertise to weigh in on that with any credibility, since there are lots of difficult considerations that need to be balanced; (b) the inevitable screw-ups involved in an intervention this significant don't automatically mean the intervention itself is wrong or unecessary. And I'm not at all trying to say those screw-ups can't have seriously bad consequences. I know they can.
What on Earth are you talking about? In NYC, the number of COVID-19-related deaths currently stands at over 300 deaths per day. So that's well over 2000 deaths per week. As I've noted before (and provided a reference for), the typical number of deaths per week in NYC is around 1000 -- from all causes. So even if you thought that *all* "normal" deaths are mislabelled with COVID-19 right now, and even if you really think the outbreak is currently peaking, the number of deaths in NYC is *at least doubling* as a direct result of COVID-19.
I can tell. For a libertarian, you are remarkably annoyed by dissent. Or is it just annoyance that your claims and links are actually being vetted?
But, seriously: "thirst for your blood"? Really?