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1. "Doesn't have the death rate I publicly stated" is very different from what you claimed. 2. At that time, information about Covid was changing somewhat ra

1. "Doesn't have the death rate I publicly stated" is very different from what you claimed. 2. At that time, information about Covid was changing somewhat rapidly. By the time he testified to Congress weeks later, he may well have had better information. (Look, I am very much not a Fauci apologist. But you need to do better than this at finding reasons to condemn him.)

thataccount 1mo ago
1. Inflating death rates to claim something is a pandemic is not very different. It was at worst a "bad flu," which is what many Q posts were indicating. You don't need a lockdown for a "Bad flu". You also don't need masks. 2. You seem to think I need to do better than this, but if this were a trial what I have provided is sufficient to establish motive. The dude wanted to be famous, and didn't mind who died to get him there or what kind of lies he needed to tell to climb that mountain.
- cosmicgadget 1mo ago
  > It was at worst a "bad flu," Incorrect. > The dude wanted to be famous Hilarious on the heels of "I just won this trial I made up".
  - thataccount 1mo ago
    Nuh uh is not a conversation, and it is clear he was tracking how famous he had become. The reason he was not on trial in a common way is because he was pardoned—which in this case it is clear is because he was involved in crimes against humanity.
    - cosmicgadget 1mo ago
      Nuh uh is a fact, it doesn't require a conversation. This DOJ would definitely be prosecuting him, that isn't saying very much.
      - thataccount 1mo ago
        You are right about things not requiring a conversation--with you.
        cosmicgadget 1mo ago
        Zing. "My symptoms were like a flu, this invalidates the mortality rate (which are fake anyway!) and hospital census (also fake!). Joe Rogan said we just needed to boof livestock dewormer and look at him, still alive. QED." A conversation as old as time.
        thataccount 1mo ago
        I am talking about the Q posts. You are talking about everything else. So, whatever conversation it is you are having, it isn't with me. Maybe take some meds.

thataccount 1mo ago

1. Inflating death rates to claim something is a pandemic is not very different. It was at worst a "bad flu," which is what many Q posts were indicating. You don't need a lockdown for a "Bad flu". You also don't need masks. 2. You seem to think I need to do better than this, but if this were a trial what I have provided is sufficient to establish motive. The dude wanted to be famous, and didn't mind who died to get him there or what kind of lies he needed to tell to climb that mountain.

cosmicgadget 1mo ago
> It was at worst a "bad flu," Incorrect. > The dude wanted to be famous Hilarious on the heels of "I just won this trial I made up".
- thataccount 1mo ago
  Nuh uh is not a conversation, and it is clear he was tracking how famous he had become. The reason he was not on trial in a common way is because he was pardoned—which in this case it is clear is because he was involved in crimes against humanity.
  - cosmicgadget 1mo ago
    Nuh uh is a fact, it doesn't require a conversation. This DOJ would definitely be prosecuting him, that isn't saying very much.
    - thataccount 1mo ago
      You are right about things not requiring a conversation--with you.
      - cosmicgadget 1mo ago
        Zing. "My symptoms were like a flu, this invalidates the mortality rate (which are fake anyway!) and hospital census (also fake!). Joe Rogan said we just needed to boof livestock dewormer and look at him, still alive. QED." A conversation as old as time.
        thataccount 1mo ago
        I am talking about the Q posts. You are talking about everything else. So, whatever conversation it is you are having, it isn't with me. Maybe take some meds.