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This is another "that's dumb" attack by SILENTSAM. If he had known that the counterarguments were all wrong, he would also have been able to articulate why. He did not.
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The suggestion that all those who speak up against the official narrative, including potential pretenders, need to agree on all details is ridiculous. Typical SILENTSAM trolling.
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Also, it is a diversion from the fact that he has not been able to counter the challenges to the official narrative (and that flu thing is not at all what most think)
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In short, #IgnoreTheSILENTSAMTroll
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Oh I have articulated why they were wrong. You ignored that as usual while speaking to your imaginary audience. Inconsistent story is a problem. It's not simply disagreeing.
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I often show the numbers demonstrating your errors. The flu kills tens of thousands with no controls. Covid kills hundreds of thousands with lockdowns and controls.
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And here we have a lie about easily verifiable facts. It is easy to look through the topics for SILENTSAM comments and see they are all "That's dumb" type ones, or irrelevant links.
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He has not countered "The virus has not been isolated", nor "The PCR test is not suitable for diagnose", nor "The death tolls are people dying WITH, not OF corona" for example.
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These facts are easily verifiable, which is why your confidence is a joke. You posted the speculations of random bloggers as your only evidence. The first was plain false.
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They have not only isolated the virus, but can track if you had a strain from Europe, or directly from China.
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If he was able to show that the virus has been isolated, he would have done so. Instead he slabs on something that is not at all a proof.
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Here is an article about the six separate strains of Covid they have isolated.
https://www.sciencedaily.com/releases/2020/08/200803105246.htm
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The funny thing about your weak claims is that they are so easily debunked. You only offer opinions, and so they require no situation to debunk. You have zero evidence.
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Articles for laymen are often inaccurate. The virus was not isolated.
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For example, see top of this, which refers to a CDC document:
https://www.lewrockwell.com/2020/10/jon-rappoport/the-smoking-gun-where-is-the-coronavirus-the-cdc-says-it-isnt-available/
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That is the blog post of some random idiot meant to confuse the layman. Thanks for showing you still use random bloggers as your source, and so have zero evidence behind your claims.
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Silentsam is wrong about most of what he says here, but I find it unproductive to discuss with him as he displays troll behavior. I would be happy to discuss this issue with non-trolls
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What you really mean is that you only discuss things with people you agree with, or who can not provide evidence that debunks your ideas.
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The second was a blogger upset about one type of test which was irrelevant since it was not the main test used go diagnose people.
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The inventor of the PCR test said it should not be used for disgnosis. This goes far beyond the strawman that SILENTSAM presents.
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Thanks for supporting my point with this. This is not the test used to diagnose people. It is a simple test to give out to a lot of people to help find people for the official test.
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Quotes from
https://fullfact.org/health/coronavirus-pcr-test-accuracy/
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Antigen tests are “not widely used for coronavirus testing currently”.

PCR tests are generally seen as the gold standard for Covid-19 testing.
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Add to that, the media isn’t calling out college administrators for keeping the programs open during a pandemic.

CLOWN.WORLD.
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Yeah, it is crazy to risk e futures of young athletes. Even if they survive they run the risk of scaring in the lungs.
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They’re welcome to refuse participation. In fact, if they did that in concert, we’d have fewer transmissions and greater access to tests or medical personnel.
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Unfortunately, football is the state religion.
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Testing is a complete and total joke. Case in point; a shortage of kits, but collegiate and professional football players being tested several times a week for a recreational sport
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The last was trying to claim that people who also had other conditions should not count, which goes against all logic since we expect those with other problems to be hit worse.
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People who have died in traffic accidents who were reported to have corona in their bodies have been counted as corona deaths, which is then used to set policy. Again a strawman.
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You are not making a strawman so much as believing lies. Your grasping at straws with that failed logic that anti-vaxxers have been failing with.
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The under reported cases, and death count are easy to pull out of the statistics. The claim you are making with no evidence require no evidence to debunk. It's just a lie.
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This is not easy to pull out of the statistics, it is generally not even attempted. The approach has been to not investigate deaths if a test suggests covid in someone's body,
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but to simply count it as a covid death. This actually has been openly admitted. I do not have this in front of me, and I do not feel very generous after having been called a liar
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by a troll. If some non-troll wishes to know I might bother to look it up.
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If you guys want an insider perspective, I set up 12 or so covid positive patients on home oxygen abs or ventilators and read the hospital continuum of care on each.
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Interesting. As in a nurse providing some kind of home calls? How is your area handling it. I am lucky to live where I do, but wonder how it is in other places.
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