We have already proven in multiple examples the data shown on your chart does not match the data from the claimed source... starting with your chart from a county in Florida. Re-posting charts for the Twitter accounts of COVID-deniers has to be one of most idiotic things you have done. You know the charts are crap since you refuse to provide the url source for them.
You didn't prove jack shit. The one example where we needed the data source was that county in Florida. If I counted score of who was wrong more, you'd be so far ahead as to have already won the contest of who posts the most bullshit - on the entire forum, save for maybe Tony Stark. You can't debate any of them. That's the problem. As for posting them, I'm going to continue. You let me know if you ever want to take a shot at any of them with any information or facts. At all. Ever. Or you can go fuck off back to your cats for all I care.
Anyone else remember when the head of LA County Public Health was quoted by CNN on 1/27 saying that variants “will make it easier for people to be infected and lead to a surge” in LA and then absolutely nothing happened?
There is no point in spending time to debunk the scriblings of idiots pushing pure nonsense. If you want to have a serious discussion then get your information from reliable mainstream sources. Otherwise you are just pushing conspiracy theory nonsense.
Blah blah blah...there's no point spending time (yet you continue to post here and spend time) but you can't refute a single chart. Not. One. Piss off, whiner.
More COVID-denier anti-vaxxer bullshiat. One think you would be embarrassed to push this nonsense after over 500,000 Americans have died from COVID.
And how many of them were children? And how many died from a second infection? Because that's the main point of the guy's post. People who had the vaccine and children don't need it. The guy is listed at the CDC. He's an anti-vaxxer? LOL