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There is a long list of countries with higher population densities and much lower mortality than the USA. Population density no doubt plays a role in infections spreading, but that's not why the USA (the world's richest and most medically advanced country) had such spectacularly bad COVID outcomes. Ever heard of...Japan? Aww muffin. Looks like you pissed yourself again.
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Right!? Also worth noting is that the Americans (in general) did not just "let her rip". Their health experts were saying much the same as ours - the difference was the rate at which people and governments listened. The one good thing I can say about Trudeau is that he handled the pandemic better than Orange Man.
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Eyeball doesn't have to post the study. He posted an article referencing it along with its conclusions. You posting the actual study doesn't change those conclusions, nor does your clueless, 10-IQ critique of it. The absurd comedy of an angry, uneducated and no-life clown like you pretending you can highlight flaws in a 260+ page research study's methodology is top KEK.
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You don't. You didn't just now either. You just linked the report that eyeball had already referenced, and then just spun out and dissembled with your usual worthless bullshitting. You talking about the errors in a study is comical considering your absence of relevant (or seemingly any) training and experience. All you ever have is longwinded bloviating and puking on your keyboard. Nobody can use more words to say less of substance than you.
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You can insist and insist as much as you want on what you want the argument to be about, but you're just making it up again. It's a given that you have so little going on in your life that maintaining a half dozen of these belligerent arguments seems like a good use of time, but you're also obviously too dumb to even remember what the debate was even about. 🤡
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That's a self-evident absurdity though. Take the idea to it's logical conclusion and you'll have a mayor for every few square miles, governing jurisdictions of only a few people. Sounds dumb, right? There are a great many issues that can't be looked after locally. The question is then what things should be decided locally, and then how are funds raised for that?
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Nope. That's not my claim at all. My claim is that it's possible to believe something is a good idea, but that people still might not do them for all sorts of reasons. You probably believe that exercise is a good idea, but you still spend 16 hours a day glued to your chair arguing on the internet. Get it? 🤡 Once again, you're just arguing with yourself.