WTF are you talking about?
I'm not a COVID conspiracy theorist or anti-vaxxer, but your number is stupidly wrong.
It's only true if you are over the age of 65.
If you are under the age of 35, your chance of dying from COVID is 1 in 25,000.
If every person in the USA under 35 caught COVID, we would expect to see 6,000 deaths in that age group.
0-34 is 1 in 25,000
35-44 is 17 in 25,000. (1 in 1,470)
45-54 is 57.5 in 25,000 (1 in 434)
55-64 is 187.5 in 25,000 (1 in 133)
65-74 is 625 in 25,000 (1 in 40)
75-84 is 2125 in 25,000 (1 in 11)
85+ is 7075 in 25,000 (1 in 3.5)
Total IFR is 1% (When adjust for the size of each of the age groups in the table below).
This doesn't tell the whole story. Old people skew mortality statistics. The data needs broken down by age group.
Here's the IFR table from wikipedia:
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/COVID-19_pandemic
0–34 0.004%
35–44 0.068%
45–54 0.23%
55–64 0.75%
65–74 2.5%
75–84 8.5%
85 + 28.3%