@banddag

So basically, you are invalidating your own argument about youth and sparse population.  Nice.


That's really beautiful and all.  But what does that have to do with Covid considering that there isn't a vaccine for Covid.  And this also invalidates your argument since Africa has a lower vaccination rate than Asia, Europe, North America, South America, and Australia.


Masks don't stop people from getting Covid.  But it is noted that you again invalidate your 'younger/less dense' argument you offered for Africa by adding mask wearing to the equation.


Well gee, I work with Japanese people every day.  And they shake hands just like everyone else.  I have even seen them hug from time to time.  But your broad stereotypical characterization is duly noted.


Mass texts don't prevent people from getting Covid.  But it is noteworthy to point out the unsaid converse to your statement - that Africans don't text.  Do you think they know what a computer is?


So did China, the US, UK, Germany, Italy, Singapore, New Zealand, etc.  So what happened to your 'younger population and less density' spiel?


A million?  Seriously?  Yet you only came up with six.  All six of which invalidate your original claim.  But then that's typically what happens when the goal posts are moved.

(See:  Logical Fallacies)

And if you had actually read the link you posted, you would have learned that Japan got a slow start with their spike jabs which essentially contradicts your "vaccine" claim. But more importantly, Japan never locked down.  Never.  Which again you would have known if you had first read the article you linked.  But here you are again making the same mistake and showing everyone here what a fool you are.

Oh, and speaking of Africa:

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