Again, those were your numbers. I did not offer them up. You used them to make a point. Not me.
Okay, fair enough. I used them to make a point. And the numbers I got from TX.gov, which line up with the CDC numbers, and line up with the numbers from more than a dozen other states.
Refusing to believe "my" numbers does not constitute a refutation, or even an argument.
So again, I challenge you: go find some other comparable numbers that say otherwise. Not from some news article from a foreign country, but real numbers from an epidemiological verifiable source. Then you will have an argument worth paying attention to.
So the point you were trying to make was bogus. QED
You seem unable to connect your dots. The numbers you quoited as reported is not where your problem lies. The problem lies in the fact that you tried to "make a point" using their combination. You can't as I pointed out. It's not hard.
