If you disagree with the data, you're more than welcome to bring rigorous arguments to the debate, and not merely propaganda.
> There are plenty of studies showing that masks work and that they reduce transmission and spread and there are even studies that show that mask mandates have a drastic positive effect in limiting community transmission and spread.
And, as noted, the vast majority of those "studies" are terrible, and the good studies show the opposite.
This is not a game of collecting "papers", and the side with the most papers wins. They're not monopoly money or science points. You have to read them and understand the details. A paper that uses biased or flawed methodology (i.e. most mask studies) is useless for drawing conclusions.