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Uh. The video that says vaccines don't work on covid, and talks about Joe Biden's death conspiracy? Why are ... why are we quoting Fox News credlously again?

• jlawer 5y ago
  No, it says it was a lie that vaccines would stop the spread. I see that for shorthand that the whole response wasn’t managed properly as the “spread” still happened. I don’t think it’s a fair criticism of Biden, but it’s a rap song, which tends to encourage a bit of hyperbole.
  • herbstein 5y ago
    You're ignoring this line. Not exactly subtle what is being said. > Pandemic ain't real, they just planned it
    • throwbigdata 5y ago
      Do we really know this is false? I think it is but don’t know so. It’s quite unlikely but not impossible. Banning alternative points of view is a slippery slope.
• nonameiguess 5y ago
  Honestly, I support the right of YouTube to not host content they don't want to host, given they own the data centers. This dude is free to get a record deal, play live on the street, or distribute music in any of the other thousands of ways that don't require uploading to YouTube. But this is still silly. It's a song. Rage Against The Machine has a song claiming the FBI staged the murders of Martin Luther King Jr. and Malcolm X and it's the most popular song from The Matrix soundtrack. And an iconic, great song that I love, for what it's worth, even though I doubt the truth of that claim.