I am right there with you, but just so you know, technically in the '08 study of the Spanish Flu that this post is referencing (which Fauci was a part of), yes they did find that autopsies "uniformly" revealed bacterial pneumonia as the cause of death, and yes Fauci is on record saying that the pneumonia was like a one-two punch, in which the Spanish Flu weakened and the pneumonia killed. However, the "fact check" for this claim is that the '08 study does not correlate mask wearing with bacterial pneumonia. That is a conclusion beyond the scope of the study. Not saying I don't agree - I do - but just be prepared when you talk about this with a liberal who has Google, that's the fact check they will find.
I am right there with you, but just so you know, technically in the '08 study of the Spanish Flu that this post is referencing (which Fauci was a part of), yes they did find that autopsies "uniformly" revealed bacterial pneumonia as the cause of death, and yes Fauci is on record saying that the pneumonia was like a one-two punch, in which the Spanish Flu weakened and the pneumonia killed. However, the "fact check" for this claim is that the '08 study does not correlate mask wearing with bacterial pneumonia. That is a conclusion beyond the scope of the study. Not saying I don't agree - I do - but just be prepared when you talk about this with a liberal who has Google, that's the fact check they will find.
They don’t say it’s at the fault of the mask, but it’s implied because people are breathing in bacteria and toxins.
https://www.nih.gov/news-events/news-releases/bacterial-pneumonia-caused-most-deaths-1918-influenza-pandemic
I fully agree, I'm just saying the study does not itself draw that conclusion. So that is the "debunk".