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> Your own BBC link only talks about cases increasing only in a few states at that time. From the article: > Mr Menon says the only reasonable conclusion is t

by rualca 6y ago

> Your own BBC link only talks about cases increasing only in a few states at that time. From the article: > Mr Menon says the only reasonable conclusion is that surveillance in these states is stronger and that a similar rise in other states may simply have gone undetected so far. Also, FTA: > Dr A Fathahudeen, who is part of Kerala's Covid task force, says his state has been reporting a persistent rise in cases in the past few weeks, but it's largely because of improved testing. (...) He advises other states to follow the same measures. "Not finding new cases doesn't mean Covid has gone away. It simply means that the virus is burning through the population until it finds weaker victims like the elderly and people with co-morbidities." If you have no intention to be honest, please refrain from posting at all.

throwawaysea 6y ago
You’re quoting random opinions that don’t pertain to what we were debating. This still doesn’t refute my original claim that India was regarded to have managed the pandemic well just a month or two ago, and that the sudden rise in cases could be due to any number of factors, not just “political rallies” (which were only in a few states) or “opening up” (which varies by location). Literally nothing you have shared or posted proves anything is a “key factor”. You’re digging yourself into a deeper hole by repeatedly quoting open speculation instead of actual evidence. I have no interest in discussing this further with a new account that is running a Gish gallop, if even that. Goodbye.
- rualca 6y ago
  > You’re quoting random opinions that don’t pertain to what we were debating. I've quoted the Kerala COVID task force representative discussing details of India's covid ongoing massive COVID outbreak. I'm not going to continue wasting time with an individual so hell-bent on trying to gaslight and misrepresent facts and reality.

by rualca 6y ago

throwawaysea 6y ago

You’re quoting random opinions that don’t pertain to what we were debating. This still doesn’t refute my original claim that India was regarded to have managed the pandemic well just a month or two ago, and that the sudden rise in cases could be due to any number of factors, not just “political rallies” (which were only in a few states) or “opening up” (which varies by location). Literally nothing you have shared or posted proves anything is a “key factor”. You’re digging yourself into a deeper hole by repeatedly quoting open speculation instead of actual evidence. I have no interest in discussing this further with a new account that is running a Gish gallop, if even that. Goodbye.

rualca 6y ago
> You’re quoting random opinions that don’t pertain to what we were debating. I've quoted the Kerala COVID task force representative discussing details of India's covid ongoing massive COVID outbreak. I'm not going to continue wasting time with an individual so hell-bent on trying to gaslight and misrepresent facts and reality.