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That source can say anything it wants, and obviously people who want to believe their message will believe it. Those that prefer their sources to not have a sin
by mikestew 6y ago
That source can say anything it wants, and obviously people who want to believe their message will believe it. Those that prefer their sources to not have a singular ax to grind, such as the source you posted, will skip that one. No, more YouTube links won't help, either.
- sn_master 6y agoTypical SJW logic... If I don't provide a source (because apparently qualified PhD expert interviews on national TV aren't a "source"), you mock me for not having provided one. When I provide a written one which has citations from government agencies and hospitals, you just say "That source can say anything it wants". Why don't you get a pit bull yourself, preferably one that has been in a half dozen homes and gotten back to the shelter because it killed several pets and injured young children, and then tell me how it feels like, if you don't end up on a YouTube video yourself first, that is.