They are wrong on so many things but that doesn't stop them from waxing philosophical about them.
Nope.
They are wrong on so many things but that doesn't stop them from waxing philosophical about them.
Pick a definition.
What is the death rate that exceeds absolute failure?
Eh, you've been wrong on so many things too. You just get furious about it.
What's yours? I'd like to consider it.
So you refuse to define "absolute failure" but it's claimed here that there has been absolute failure. RG says as few deaths as possible, doesn't explain how to verify that.
So no gauge for failure, no gauge for "fewest deaths possible".
I guess I should just accept your opinions as fact without any evidence whatsoever.
Tu quoque fallacy
So you refuse to define absolute failure as well after insisting the term be used.
You are not an honest broker.
Call it whatever you want, you've been wrong on so many things.
Are you trying to say you're never wrong?
Whatever you were referring to here.
I said that's NOT complete failure.
Man, you're flailing.
You'd need to know what a complete failure is to know that's not it.
Also..
You seem pretty adept at knowing what a failure is.
Go ahead and define it.
cue the obvious "DMC" response as a diversionary tactic.
OK, then you obviously know what it is. I'm keen to see your definition since you insist on including it here.
I would say compete failure in this particular case would be taking no action to shut down whatsoever and taking that death count.
I mean even muh Sweden has implemented restrictions.
Together? Is the death count required or just not shutting down?
What death count threshold equates to failure? Is it a moving target?
Still waiting for your definition.
Are you even going to try after demanding the term's inclusion?
If not, it wasn't important for you to include in the first place and we can continue without it.
I don't need to define it. I haven't called anything a complete failure regarding the death toll or actions implemented. If you're going to give statements like that, you need to define the terms.
For example, is 1 death a failure? Is 100 deaths a failure? Is 1000 deaths a failure? is 10000 deaths a failure?
If the goal is as RG described, then quantify it so you know if you achieved the goal. Quality assessments based on political opinions doesn't do anything to address goals. The fact that you're struggling so much to define the term you use so often and to quantify the goal tells me you don't really have a goal and you don't really have a target, you just have a politically biased opinion that changes with the color of the party in power.
I did. If you don't like it, that's fine. Truly complete failure would be the death count from complete inaction.
Do you remember what you were trying to argue before your tangent?
Are you just looking for a fence to sit on?
I cornered you into defining it. I usually don't speak in such absolutes while refusing to define criteria.
You say "fence to sit on" but what you're really saying is you picked a side and you'll sacrifice truth and integrity to support it. I won't.
Yes, you demanded it. You want to sit on a fence rather than define it. OK. You've concluded no such definition is necessary.
Now do you remember what you were arguing or is this just part of your jihad against me and other posters?
Be an honest broker.
I didn't have to. They got caught. Just like I said when I told you they were grossly misrepresenting data. But then you wanted to do your stupidity, talk about epidemiologists backgrounds, etc. Now you just look really really dumb. But not as stupid as baseline bum
So, no contact.
You're 0-4.
Looking really back for you.
You'd better try to change the subject again.
Lol beep beep beep... backing up to move the posts. This is excellent
I've never seen someone so unable to read graphs and yet so sure of a completely inaccurate stance except you. Lol you really don't have any mathematical understanding. Lol
This is again why its a mixture of funny and sad because you really thought this time, all this time, you were right
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