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I address this to whoever reads this. Obviously, the graphIC shows ONE point in time. The things the Aussie claims the graphIC tells him are NOT facts. They are his false assumptions. IF he had even one iota of intellectual honesty or curiosity, he WOULD articulate his assumptions rather as questions and then seek out the answers to those questions. The graph presents FACTS. The Aussie claims things that are neither specified, articulated, nor implied by the FACTS presented in the graphIC. If anyone wants to find more facts or information to answer questions the reader may reasonably formulate based on the FACTS presented in the graphIC, I provided links to the healthcare facility so that any such questions can be directed to those at said facility who may provide additional insight.

And yet, you've "wasted" days and days arguing into the abyss onto this thread where nearly everyone is able to recognize there is ZERO substance to your arguments. Will you ever get that time back?

Cheyenne, Wyoming DATA = FACTS Recent Public health DATA from Cheyenne in the graphic in my post above.

By what authority do you demand anyone respond to your inane, misleading questions?

Then again, Allan discounts data as non-factual and biased.

2016? HA! In data science, five year old narratives are archaic and anachronistic. Nevertheless, you disavowed reliance on data for credible decision-making. You added a dismissive emoji as if you had proven anything? Sure, Poindexter.

How can you critically assess what's fact and what's disinformation? Hint: since you disavow DATA, you can't.

Admitting that he doesn't accept DATA from institutions responsible for dealing with the problem is essentially the same as boldly proclaiming that he embraces nothing but cockamamie conspiracy theories. DATA = FACTS.

Do you think this is surprising to any of us?

Vaccine side effects in school age children.

YES!

Again, you wouldn't know what does or doesn't prove anything when it smacks you in the face.

The VA provides flu shots every year to veterans enrolled in VA medical care. I get the flu shot every year. In January 2013, I got the flu anyway, a real bad case of it and spent a night in the hospital. Found out then that my blood sugar was pretty high. That's why I caught the flu despite being vaccinated. I've been able to keep my blood sugar under control since then and haven't gotten the flu... or covid19. And for the record, Allan, I am not now addressing you with this comment.

Good. Because unless you change your approach, it would be unreasonable to expect anyone to change how they roll their eyes at your insane ramblings.

I'm sorry, that comment was in response to skyrider, not you.

How do you know they haven't?

I suspect a recording of the proceeding will likely be available somewhere before too long.

How much of the history of 1918 Spanish Flu Pandemic history have you read? I also wonder why there's still far too little reporting on that history.

What is your take on that brutal comment section?

You've obviously got no clue.

I had cited county data. Allan, you're STILL full of BS and completely lacking critical thinking and analysis skills. You project and you operate completely on confirmation bias. Until you can reassess your complete dismissal of anything anyone else posts that you don't like, you're not going to make your case about having any critical thinking skills.

People with critical thinking skills can anyway.

Waysider, you nailed the essence of the last dozen or so pages of this thread. Absolute Bull's Eye!

You didn't connect that doctor's death to covid. Just that he encouraged people to get vaxxed. That's not a connection to his passing. It's quite lame that you don't even recognize the lack of relevance.