Submitted by BadLuckShoesie t3_11y16wz in Maine
pinetreesgreen t1_jd64l0u wrote
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Your own mask study said the data was bad. Did you read it?
MosskeepForest t1_jd663w2 wrote
Looks like the mods banned me and then muted me so I can't even ask why. Apparently it's "go along with the liberals or be removed".
Congrats fascists.
pinetreesgreen t1_jd67ex7 wrote
The data is largely from 2016. Which it states several times. The data from covid wasn't reliable bc the people were not masking with regularity. Which it says several times too. So its a pretty useless study, much like the others you just googled, I suspect.
My family hasn't had much of an issue with covid, thankfully. Vaccines had a lot to do with that I suspect.
MosskeepForest t1_jd68b62 wrote
Looks like the mods banned me and then muted me so I can't even ask why. Apparently it's "go along with the liberals or be removed".
Congrats fascists.
pinetreesgreen t1_jd6905m wrote
.... How can you study mask effectiveness on covid virus.... With data from before covid? I thought that was an obvious flaw that would be easy to pick up on. I guess not.
MosskeepForest t1_jd6aeyo wrote
Looks like the mods banned me and then muted me so I can't even ask why. Apparently it's "go along with the liberals or be removed".
Congrats fascists.
pinetreesgreen t1_jd6bihh wrote
Under "what did we find?" the author explains they used 78 studies. Only two of which were from covid. So yeah. The data is pretty bad.
You tried.
FredegarBolger910 t1_jd79boh wrote
Like so many of the anti-mask warriors you are focusing on masks protecting the wearer rather than masks keeping infected people from spreading..
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