You just went and cherry-picked 3 of the most impacted countries in Europe, not very convincing.

I can just as easily pick 3 of the least and tell you a completely different story.

I am simply stating there are more deaths in Europe than in the US. I can prove that with only 3 countries. Please don't interpret my statement as a comment on each individual country. There seems to be miscommunication here.

Europe also has double the population of the US.

And even you ajust for population you then should also take into account how densely populated, etc. It's hard to make fair comparisons.

The lack of civility is pretty disappointing. I linked a bunch of data for you, ignore it if you wish.

You picked a handful of countries that fit your argument and called them Europe. Italy, Spain and UK aren't "Europe" just like California, NY and Florida aren't "The United States of America".