>- China mandated masks in January (as did Taiwan). No conspiracy or confusion, that was a US thing... Yes, and the US didn't for a long time because of no sup

>- China mandated masks in January (as did Taiwan). No conspiracy or confusion, that was a US thing... Yes, and the US didn't for a long time because of no supplies. Chinese citizens bought out all masks in January and early February and shipped them to China, and while we were saying that this was going on and that the government should focus on not letting that happen, the media, academia and elite society called everyone racists for suggesting that and that masks weren't important. >Radio waves causing a virus... there is zero evidence of that ever happening. So why would anyone believe it now... or ever The theory was that it suppresses your immune system, not that it literally causes the virus to appear in your body out of thin air. https://www.europarl.europa.eu/doceo/document/P-9-2020-002498_EN.html https://www.europarl.europa.eu/doceo/document/P-9-2020-00249... >actually none of the conspiracy theories were ever correct. Not one of them. Nor were they plausible to anyone outside of the lower educated half of the US. Factually false. But why would I bother explaining. >It’s funny you turned out to be an example of why these things need to be fixed. It's as I said previously, we won't be able to have a reasonable and logical discussion. I'm glad you finally agree with me. I will also say this: I will not have my views "fixed". The more you try to impose censorship, the more people will speak out against it. You are, willingly or unwillingly, knowingly or unknowingly, by the very fact that you believe science can be used to accurately shape policy, part of an elite class of individuals in the world that is scared the "lower educated half" is coming for you, and they are, because your class is corrupt beyond belief and their time is coming.