Why do people on here believe in conspiracy theories so much?

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[–]neomarxist_bullshit[S] 1 insightful - 1 fun1 insightful - 0 fun2 insightful - 1 fun -  (3 children)

Maybe it decreased because people became cleaner,

I think that the bacteria is pretty much omnipresent - I think that if you puncture your skin in stick it into the ground, you could get it. And according to Wikipedia the untreated infection has very awful consequences (painful death).

If you trust the mainstream on 9/11, I don't know what to tell you, you probably can't be convinced. That one is just obvious.

I mean I really have no reason to question the "official narrative". I'd find it bizarre if a country like the US, the bastion of freedom and whatnot, committed a terrorist attack against its own citizens. Doesn't that require some wild imagination? Same with things like the Moon landing. No reason to doubt it.

Having to wear a mask all day, a constant reminder of our servitude, is worse.

Didn't doctors/nurses wear them all day on the job before Covid? The only thing it's gonna hurt is your pride if you think that highly of yourself I think.

Starting to become we can't get a job or go to businesses if not vaccinated.

Well yeah that is kind of worrisome, but on the other hand, we are during a pandemic right now. Do you think the Spanish flu 100 years ago was also some kind of scheme the elites tried to pull? I don't think it's gonna be that bad. Some woke companies might require people to get vaccinated, but there will be many others where they won't, and after some time this whole thing will be hopefully over.

I'm not trying to downplay your concerns about individual freedoms, since mandatory vaccination is a bad idea, but masks/respirators hurt no one I think.

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Didn't doctors/nurses wear them all day on the job before Covid?

Not unless they're in an environment where sterile procedures are used, or a few other situations. Can you think of a time when a nurse or lab tech performed an invasive procedure, even more lightly invasive-- like taking blood for labs, where they wore masks before Covid? Vinyl or latex gloves are used with damn near everything, not masks.

[–]neomarxist_bullshit[S] 2 insightful - 1 fun2 insightful - 0 fun3 insightful - 1 fun -  (1 child)

Sure. But people like dentists do wear them pretty much all the time because that's how it's done. At least here where I live. Not a big deal I think. I'm not that bothered by the mask/respirator when I wear it either. (though I agree it might be annoying to wear it all day)

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Yeah, because they're hovering directly over a gaping open mucous membrane. A) they don't want to potentially get any sort of nasty shit that flings off of the teeth during cleaning in their eyes or mouth. B) they don't want to potentially spread something to their patients by breathing right all up in there.