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Bullshit. Show me one example where he's said something like that and he was citing a real source. And I mean an actual source that he should be respecting. If
by GeneralMayhem 2y ago
Bullshit.
Show me one example where he's said something like that and he was citing a real source. And I mean an actual source that he should be respecting. If he just parrots this stuff from other cranks on Twitter, that's not exactly the defense you think it is.
- ifyoubuildit 2y agoHes a lawyer. Do you think he wins cases by showing the judge and jury twitter screenshots? This specific issue is based on a lawsuit, googling brings this up: https://www.eastcountymagazine.org/robert-kennedy-jrs-legal-team-sues-fcc-over-wireless-health-guidelines https://www.eastcountymagazine.org/robert-kennedy-jrs-legal-... I can't speak to whether the case is good or not, but the point stands: these aren't his original claims as so many people like to say. They come from e.g. expert witnesses. Maybe those people are cranks, I have no idea.
- seattle_spring 2y agoCan you provide any legitimate documentation on the actual outcome of that lawsuit? Not from "Children's Health Defense Inc" (RFK's own organization) or "RFSafe" (a "5g causes cancer" rag) but an actual legitimate legal source?
- ifyoubuildit 2y agoI haven't looked for any. He says that he won the case in the clip you referenced elsewhere. I don't see any reason to believe he's lying. To be clear, that also doesn't make me think definitively that WiFi causes cancer.