It's like arguing with a toddler. Sigh ... let me give it another go:
Only a dickbag believes that the Magic Covid Bus would hit one out of four, skipping the three in between, in an outdoor setting, where the CDC basically admits it has no evidence that Covid spreads outdoors, and that masks - which won't prevent the spread of the tiny virus particles because the masks are not designed to prevent the spread of a virus that small, particularly where the masks HAVE LARGE GAPS for **** sake - would have had any effect, especially where two of the people who later contracted Covid WERE WEARING THE MASKS YOU SPLOOGE OVER.
Refuting stupid Floggy argument #1.
TSF has posted at least six - seven? eight? - peer-reviewed medical articles about the fact ******* cloth masks worn by lay people don't do any good because the virus is too small for the cloth masks to have any goddamn effect. TSF has asked you at least four ******* times TO CITE ONE ******* ARTICLE TO THE CONTRARY and you failed to do so.
So where'd you get your medical degree, and when and where did you publish peer-reviewed data about the supposed effectiveness of cloth masks with gaps worn by lay people have any goddamn effect on the spread of a virus to small to be stopped by these cloth masks?
Refuting stupid Floggy argument #2.
No, imbecile, numerous published studies explaining why cloth ******* masks with gaps and that cannot keep out smoke, which is much larger than the aerosolized Covid virus, prove they don't work.
Idiot.
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It's a stupid argument, and one you make. "You say masks don't work and that any and all precautions for anything and everything don't work." Uhh, no, saying cloth masks with gaps used by lay people don't work to prevent the spread of the Covid virus means we are arguing that cloth masks with gaps used by lay people won't work to prevent the spread of Covid.
Refuting stupid Floggy argument #3.