Most Covid cases did not even know they had it. So unless tested they will not be known or counted.

at least you have a point

It's the question that needs answering.

Let me spell it out for you. If you have 100 people and you test 20 of them and get one case, then test the other 80 and get 3 more cases, that means you have more cases.

This doesn't apply because many people don't show symptoms at all during their infection. This lets us know how many people there are that have it so we can accurately get a death rate (currently less than half a percent).

He's using increased testing as an excuse for the increases in numbers of people infected. This is a fallacy. An ignorant fallacy.

If he were correct, the percentage of people found to be infected would be dropping, not skyrocketing! In the worst areas percentages infected are over 20%. In no way is that 20% increasing due to increased testing.

Pathetic this needs to be explained to anyone.

You are correct. The increased numbers of people infected is not because of testing. Its because of counting 15+ people around someone that only shows a symptom or two, like the states are being told to do now.
My personal doctor told me they actually do the swab if they show a sign and only 45 people out of 14,000 in their experience are confirmed cases that's 0.3% infection rate.
However more testing would show an increase if more people were infected than the current known rate.
Its not a fallacy. Its basic logic. Let me explain again:
If you have 100 people, and 20 of them are infected but you've only tested 20 of them and show 1 of them is infected. Then later you test the other 80 and find that 19 of those are infected, you get a higher infection rate.

In some states right now they are finding an above 20% infection rate.

In no state are they automatically counting 15 people infected for every person infected!

Only those tested and found infected are being counted. The true number infected is estimated at 10 times higher per day than what is being recorded by this so called, "increased testing".

https://canadafreepress.com/article/the-cdc-confesses-to-lying-about-covid-19-death-numbers

https://www.foxnews.com/politics/birx-says-government-is-classifying-all-deaths-of-patients-with-coronavirus-as-covid-19-deaths-regardless-of-cause

https://www.theatlantic.com/health/archive/2020/05/cdc-and-states-are-misreporting-covid-19-test-data-pennsylvania-georgia-texas/611935/

https://www.infowars.com/plannedemic-bombshell-cdc-inflating-covid-infection-rates-up-to-16-times/
This last one has photos of the documents from the CDC telling them to overcount.

Gotta love your links. Wtf?
Canadafreepress, fauxnews, theatlantic and infowars?

Only one is worth reading. The Atlantic article is about states having their numbers skewed by including anti-body tests with tests of people with the disease.

Yes, that is a problem and you have to ask, "why is this happening?"
Perhaps if we had a national response to the virus we would be counting correctly at the national level and not relying on individual states to handle every aspect of the response?

The facts all of those sites present are worth looking into. Don't worry, you'll see the infowars story in other news in a month or two.

Ain't nobody got the time to waste on BS, that's why. It's a meme site with stupid shit be-in spewed by stupid people all day long.

Like it's going to make a difference to prove an idiot wrong.

That's what you guys always say. Never happens.

I've yet to have someone meaningfully dispute any links that I've posted, so I wouldn't know.