Epidemic deaths and covid vaccine, didn’t doctors know the low rate?

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covid my related question was measles.

1, i was reading about ancient epidemics. a town with 500 declared an epidemic when the 9th person died after 3 days of 3 deaths per day. they were primitive and lacked antibiotics all they could do was pray, they fasted from food and water. they prayed.

that made me wonder about modern epidemics. what i found today is shocking.

2, during covid, ventilators didn't help because all those covid deaths had other problems beside covid (in simple words covid did not kill them, but they had covid when they died, but nobody dared to write the truth or they wrote but my search engine blocks me from those records) so in florida a very bad week of covid worse than most weeks had around 1000 deaths in a week... in florida the whole big state, spread more than the "3 days as above" in order to total all the days together! to scare people to finance the vax companies but...

even that week the rate of

deaths per 100, 000 was 1000 in 22 mn. 1 in 22,000 not even one per 100,000 while measles had been 10 per 100,000 by totaling the whole year!

why would they scare people, for money for covid vax sales, they added the TOTAL deaths since first week just big due to adding all the deaths of the year to seem big! not an intense epidemic of many dying in a short time... as the example of 3 days, not even one of the covid days was a real epidemic!

now average people like me and you dont have access to this until it is too late, we do not distinguish between what is a high number of deaths and what is a short time! unless we compare to ancient standards 9 of 500 is 2%! in 3 days, but less then that rate, they would not even make a big deal!

but doctors... don't doctors know that covid as above, was not a deadly illness due to low fatality rate?