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at some point it almost seems like this is "the point," to keep escalating things by announcing blatant "conspiracy theorist bait," then ridiculing anyone who q
by adamrezich 5y ago
at some point it almost seems like this is "the point," to keep escalating things by announcing blatant "conspiracy theorist bait," then ridiculing anyone who questions it, then moving the goalposts forward once again. there were plenty of reasons to be skeptical of rapid nationwide adoption of Chinese 5G tech into the United States' telecommunications infrastructure, but it pretty much got swept under the rug with, "what, you think 5G causes covid or something lol ok Alex Jones." now it is impossible to criticize any aspect of 5G without being positioned as a crazy person.
- emteycz 5y agoIt's not like the other side is without fault. Why criticize "5G" when you want to criticize a specific vendor of networking equipment and the problem has nothing to do with 5G itself?
- detaro 5y ago> there were plenty of reasons to be skeptical of rapid nationwide adoption of Chinese 5G tech into the United States' telecommunications infrastructure, but it pretty much got swept under the rug ... widespread bans of, and embargo against involved companies, and pushing for the same in allied countries, is "sweeping under the rug"?