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Have you heard of a practical joke? Hunters are comfortable with dead animals and would not see a huge problem with moving a dead bear, unless it was rotting.
by wakawaka28 2y ago
Have you heard of a practical joke? Hunters are comfortable with dead animals and would not see a huge problem with moving a dead bear, unless it was rotting.
I think you need to actually listen to RFK Jr. He is extremely articulate, more so than even Obama I think. He is not actually anti-vax and has had every normal vaccine besides the covid vaccine. He is just very particular about the testing that should be done for medicine, and acutely aware of many misdeeds of Big Pharma. He's written multiple books and constant blogs chock full of scientific citations backing up what he thinks. Right or wrong, he understands much more about the industry than any other politician I've seen.
>Hippies are more of a boomer thing, and they are aging out rapidly. You could say these things in the 80s with a straight face, but in the 2020s? The conspiracy theory crowd is firmly rooted into the right these days, which includes anti vaxism and anti fluoride.
The modern hippie is just called a hipster. A lot of liberals constantly worry about cow farts, secondhand smoke, gluten, eating meat, and LOTS of other things that are occasionally valid. The most direct comparison you can make to the fluoride issue is fracking because both of these issues involve water contamination.
Many issues that liberals take up have some validity to them. We ought to be concerned about pollutants like fluoride in our water. However, we all know that they have some really crazy people among them. Like just the other day there were some arguing on here that car accidents are tantamount to murder, and that anyone driving a large vehicle has no legitimate reason to do it.
- windy5523 2y agoYou may need to actually listen to RFK Jr. more. RFK Jr. telling Joe Rogan WiFi radiation causes cancer: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Z-YQ1Y7c_Pk https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Z-YQ1Y7c_Pk RFK Jr. on 5G conspiracy theories: https://x.com/RobertKennedyJr/status/1214710810921955328 https://x.com/RobertKennedyJr/status/1214710810921955328 RFK Jr. on chemicals in drinking water causing trans kids: https://x.com/BenjaminGoggin/status/1670755204403277825 https://x.com/BenjaminGoggin/status/1670755204403277825 RFK Jr. on Bill Gates conspiracy theories: https://archive.is/PiwCW https://archive.is/PiwCW RFK Jr.'s long history of claiming thimerosal in vaccines cause autism: https://archive.is/uIWaC https://archive.is/uIWaC It's pretty clear RFJ Jr. doesn't believe things because he understands them well; he believes things simply because they are conspiracy theories, because he's a crackpot who's predisposed to believing any conspiracy theory that stumbles across his path. edit: Replying to your post below because we’re at the HN comment limit. The weight of evidence is heavily against cell phone radiation causing cancer, so that you began your response with “cell phone radiation is known to cause cancer” suggests you have the same weak evidentiary standards as RFK Jr. and explains why you would find someone like him compelling. https://www.cancer.gov/about-cancer/causes-prevention/risk/radiation/cell-phones-fact-sheet https://www.cancer.gov/about-cancer/causes-prevention/risk/r...
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