Gwarzo

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by Gwarzo 5y ago
That's a great analogy.
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by Gwarzo 5y ago
This would be acceptable to me if the vaccinations were in any way comparable. The diseases you speak of have been known for centuries (I am comfortable being wrong on that) and the vaccines have been tested and are understood as part of be
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by Gwarzo 5y ago
I appreciate you explaining that.. allow me to explain something to you. The parent statement was not literal, making your expansion meaningless and honestly a little stunning.
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by Gwarzo 5y ago
This is purely an elitist viewpoint. Learning: the acquisition of knowledge or skills through experience, study, or by being taught. Podcasts are great for learning. They're not great for learning skills, but they're great for acq
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by Gwarzo 5y ago
Ivermectin is being used in many countries and is supported by a large community of physicians and medical professionals. It may or may not be useful for covid - I'm not a medical worker so I will not opine on it's usefulness, but
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by Gwarzo 5y ago
The guy has thousands and thousands of hours of him talking online. If you think we couldn't distill from the same volume of your own views that you're "not a regular and pretty nice guy" by linking some bad shit you&#x2
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by Gwarzo 5y ago
I do not have any comment to make on the validity of the article, but this comment made me think of exactly why I dislike todays censorship friendly media so much. I can read the article, gather my initial thoughts and come to some sensible
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by Gwarzo 5y ago
In all fairness he presented this as "it's likely". Your own statement "conspiracy theories are killing people" is also a bit of a non fact. While the result of believing in conspiracy theories have no doubt lead to