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The Covid Cult – Tom Woods Video Censored by YouTube(vimeo.com)
6 points by ta8645 6y ago|11 comments
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by ta8645 6y ago
> let's not go all anti-vaxxer and pretend we think vaccines give you autism I agree with most of what you said, but equating rational skepticism with anti-vaxxer paranoia is a bit of a dick move. Any drug should be approached with
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by ta8645 6y ago
Even if you could guarantee that there are no unintended consequences to this drug that was developed over a weekend, which you can't, you must still put a great deal of faith in the motives, incentives, and competence of an entire sup
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by ta8645 6y ago
I find it disheartening how many people speculate about possible long term side effects of exposure to Covid, even in asymptomatic cases. Yet those same people seemingly have no reservations about injecting a brand new drug into their vein
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by ta8645 6y ago
> Like I said, you're parsing my comments with an agenda. Please stop. Just because I have an opinion that is different than yours, does not make my attempt at refuting your assertions, or at least showing their weaknesses, any more
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by ta8645 6y ago
> Individual interactions 1:1 aren't the spread concern I don't think my conclusion from your assertion is abusive to your position. There are many many 1:1 interactions in this world. For instance, we could simply say, as lon
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by ta8645 6y ago
Yes, but we have a world wide sample to choose from, even countries where it is legal. Yet it has not been identified as a problem point. Not to mention that there is enough awareness of Covid that if there was an issue it would surely be
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by ta8645 6y ago
So you're saying there are a lot of situations where masks and social distancing aren't important. This is a message you should spread more widely because it is currently lost in the noise.
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by ta8645 6y ago
Sex workers have continued to see clients without using masks or observing social distancing rules. Yet they have not been noticed as a particularly affected group or even as a large transmission vector. So either we're not collecting
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by ta8645 6y ago
Maybe browsers should put up a warning when a certificate is about to expire; say two weeks away. Nobody should let their certificate get that close to expiring, but if it does, you'd rather it generate a lot of visible warnings befor
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by ta8645 6y ago
Don't most of us live in a bubble of ballpoint users? It is the most pervasive pen by a pretty wide margin.
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by ta8645 6y ago
Little on the nose there Canada. There is literally a children's story about not crying wolf.
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by ta8645 6y ago
Everyone might have to start considering and addressing the needs of these people instead of ignoring them. The reason people are so exploitable is because those in power, who have intelligence and access to good information, seemingly des
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by ta8645 6y ago
Can someone help me understand what odds like this mean in the context of an election? The model says that Trump has a 1 in 10 chance of winning. With a fair 10-sided die it makes sense that you have a 1 in 10 chance of any given side rol
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by ta8645 6y ago
Why does Nature make it political in the very first line? > Why proposals to largely let the virus run its course — embraced by Donald Trump’s administration and others — could bring “untold death and suffering”. This should just be a de