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In all fairness he presented this as "it's likely". Your own statement "conspiracy theories are killing people" is also a bit of a non fact. While the result
by Gwarzo 5y ago
In all fairness he presented this as "it's likely".
Your own statement "conspiracy theories are killing people" is also a bit of a non fact.
While the result of believing in conspiracy theories have no doubt lead to someones death, somewhere; presenting it as a serious problem whose root effect is "Death" is incredibly silly.
- kaibee 5y agoThe vast majority (95%+ afaik?) of deaths at this point is among the unvaccinated. Any reason to not get the vaccine is a 'conspiracy theory' unless you were literally directed not to by your doctor. You can literally measure the amount of people dying per day as a result of vaccine related conspiracy theories.