India is the example of why I support Ivermectin. India was in the nightly news for their cases and the thousands who were dying. They suddenly start using Ivermectin as a majority treatment and suddenly India looks just like everyone else. And they don't have the hospital capacity, technology disbursement, or financial backing of the US. I've been to Chennai (multiple times) and I've seen the difference in living conditions between their poor and middle class vs. ours. You don't have hand-sanitizer at ever doorway. Heck, you're lucky if you have clean water in some buildings. Yet, their Covid death rate is a fraction of ours (300/m in India vs. 2600/m in the US - data per wikipedia).
The fact is the US is the wealthiest and most technologically advanced country on earth, was the first to have a vaccine, and has over 75% of its populace with at least one vaccine shot, yet still has one of the highest death rates for Covid internationally. As such, one or more of the following statements MUST be true:
1) The US has SIGNFICANTLY over reported (or over attributed) their COVID deaths.
2) The rest of the world has significantly under-reported or under attributed their deaths to Covid.
3) The response towards treating Covid by the American medical community and our federal government has been completely wrong and led to greater losses of American lives vs. how other countries responded.
I personally think its a mixture of all 3, but number 3 is a complete indictment of Fauci and the NIH, and he should be fired, not celebrated, for it.