@Tickerguy, the data may show it if we work on the assumption that it is only killing those on borrowed time. The heart disease creates a 3k bubble. Those deaths should create a valley further down the line where they would have normally died. That valley is filled in with people that would have died even further down... You could find 150k covid deaths in heart attacks...

The same could be said with the other graphs. Boom 600k deaths. Most of these deaths don't mean anything because the amount their life is shortened is only a few weeks. The exception is diabetes. That bubble is wide, which means its possibly killing people with some life in them.

(This is only a possibility while playing devils advocate. I do believe classifying random deaths as covid deaths to be the largest contributor to the death toll.)