This to me shows just how wrong the "it kills old people" comments are.
For the 35 years from 65-100 the average death rate is around 6-7%. For the 35 years from 20-55 it is about 3.7%. But, as Dixon points out, don't people over 65 presumably die at more than twice the rate of someone 20-55? It looks to me like people between 20-55 actually have a higher relative risk of death than older people based on that data...since they usually don't die at very high rates to begin with and 3.7% loss of that age group would be a huge loss that normally does not occur.
Concrete evidence is that we have just under 35M cases that have been diagnosed and just over 1M deaths.
I know you want to say they were all going to die anyway, but you and I are going to die anyway too. But that only looks at death as a consequence. Honestly I will normally try to avoid getting sick even with a normal cold...and have typically been fairly successful. I take vitamins to avoid it, I don't want to be sick, it sucks. But with this, there are potential long term consequences - including neurological and cardiovascular damage that could be lifelong.
This is a belief you hold in spite of evidence, not because of it. I get your reasoning - but we are talking about a highly infectious disease where maybe 50% of the infected people barely notice anything or just have typical cold symptoms. That is a double edged sword - half of the sick (given all the rude people who only care about themsleves) will be out interacting with others either because they don't know they have it or because they are lucky to have mild symptoms and don't care about other human beings and just go out anyway. Should it be legislated? Probably not. But should people have more concern for others and be more polite and careful? Yup. People should be allowed to do what they want, up until they impede on someone else's rights.
People quickly forget that Trump has been having a trade war with China and putting the hurt on them. That is what is in my mind. But the science seems to make it unlikely they are advanced enough to hide all of the markers you would look for in an engineered virus.