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Originally Posted by Titty Meat
I'll defer to Fauci and not the cult that has constantly been wrong on this thing since the beginning.
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Fauci hasn't said it doesn't work.
He's a scientist and he's said, repeatedly, that he's not comfortable advocating for its use without significant testing to confirm that it does. Not anecdotally, but scientifically. Which is exactly what he should say. Though it's funny how eager we are to say "hey, lets get the data in" when discussing a potential pharmaceutical treatment but not when discussing potential returns on mitigation efforts.
Granted, people continue to chop up what he says to push positions they prefer, but he's never said "this
doesn't work" - he's said that he's unwilling to say that it
does. There's a MASSIVE difference there.
So I ask again - knowing what you know about the anecdotal results, the limited testing done (admittedly without random double-blind tests) and its history of use, in the event you contracted COVID and had an opportunity to use this early on, you'd say "no, it
doesn't work, and there are slight risks associate with it. I do not want it..."
You're that confident based on Fauci's suggestions of temperance?