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You mean like your post?

Just because YOU make up stats on the fly does not automatically mean everyone else does it.

You need to turn off the idiot tube, and do some real research for once in your life.

Here I will show you the quote since you think I am making this up.

“In three sets of testing data that include cycle thresholds, compiled by officials in Massachusetts, New York and Nevada, up to 90 percent of people testing positive carried barely any virus,”

https://www.nytimes.com/2020/08/29/health/coronavirus-testing.html

In Florida nearly 100% of the new tests are positive.

https://www.newsmax.com/us/coronavirus-covid-florida/2020/07/14/id/977213/

Did you hear about some of the people (Tennessee and two other States) that went to hospitals to get tested.. They signed in but never got tested. This is because the hospital was too busy. They went home and week or so later received a call from the hospital saying they tested positive. This is even though they never tested.

I have even heard other people saying they received a call from hospitals about their deceased family member from 6 months earlier testing positive for Covid 19.

Point being there is a lot of false claims by hospitals to cash in on anyone that tests positive. On average hospitals received a bounty of 52k per positive case. Now you know why all the false positive cases. There is a financial incentive.

Now compare it here to Tokyo, Japan. Tokyo is the largest city in the world and closer geographically to Wuhan, China. Yet they have a death toll of about 1,600. Compare that to New York City that has 32,813 deaths. Tokyo has a bigger population than New York City and people are living on top of each other. How do you explain that?

Answer: There is no financial incentive in Japan like there is here in the USA.