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Can we make a list of all the red flags/inconsistencies that led people to believe the Covid/vax hysteria is nonsense?

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Dissidents’ Contradicting Positions on Covid

by curious2 to /s/conspiracy from self.conspiracy

Supposedly the C-vax has killed twice the number of Americans as all the other vaxes combined over the last 20 years. BUT how many injections is that? by curious2 in conspiracy

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That’s helpful. Thank you.

Supposedly the C-vax has killed twice the number of Americans as all the other vaxes combined over the last 20 years. BUT how many injections is that?

by curious2 to /s/conspiracy from self.conspiracy

FTN comes out on the anti-vax side by casparvoneverec in debatealtright

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Interesting. I could see your point if vaers death incidents mentioned those “normal” causes of death (car accidents, cancer, etc), but they don’t. So, why couldn’t one argue that these deaths are in addition to the deaths you mention? Curious what you think of this from Dr McCullough. Have you seen it?

“And so two important analyses came forward, one from McLaughlin in London and one by Rose, using the VAERS data and they basically concluded this: that 50% of the deaths occur between 48 hours of the injection and 80% of the deaths occur within a week.

“86% of the deaths have no other explanation. They’re well enough to walk into an ambulatory and actually have the COVID-19 vaccine and within two days, they’ve died. So, it’s my judgement – and I’ve done a lot of work on data and safety monitoring boards and clinical review boards – it’s my judgement, at this point in time that the vaccine is the cause of death in the majority of cases.”

https://forbiddenknowledgetv.net/dr-peter-mccullough-urgent-warning-about-poisonous-jabs/

Race and animal abuse data? by curious2 in debatealtright

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Thanks again

Race and animal abuse data? by curious2 in debatealtright

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Thanks for the effort here. Do you know on which of the 19 pages it says blacks are 36 percent more likely to abuse animals? I skimmed it pretty thoroughly and couldn’t find that.

If alt right can blame black crime ultimately on the Js, then why can’t the media blame black on Asian crimes ultimately on white supremacy. by curious2 in debatealtright

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Yes. That’s what I’m referring to. Both Ho (from that article) and the alt right are using the same indirect blame approach.

If you can blame Js, then why can’t they blame white supremacy?

If alt right can blame black crime ultimately on the Js, then why can’t the media blame black on Asian crimes ultimately on white supremacy. by curious2 in debatealtright

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It’s the indirect facilitating and enabling that ultimately results in black violence that I’m referring to. The same logic could be used for white supremacy’s indirect influence on black on Asian crime, no?

I explain it a little further in my response to Foxysdt above, in case that wasn’t clear.

If alt right can blame black crime ultimately on the Js, then why can’t the media blame black on Asian crimes ultimately on white supremacy. by curious2 in debatealtright

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If you remove a stop sign, are you free from blame when the traffic accident occurs? It’s the same principle here.

I believe the alt right angle is that Js are enabling and facilitating black crime with their constant talk of equality and failing to report black crime, which makes people essentially lower their guard around blacks when, in fact, they shouldn’t be “relaxed.” Is this not correct?

If alt right can blame black crime ultimately on the Js, then why can’t the media blame black on Asian crimes ultimately on white supremacy.

by curious2 to /s/debatealtright from self.debatealtright

Papers, Please! Oregon Now Requires ‘Proof of Vaccination’ by NewsJunkie in news

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That’s a good point. If someone believes we are innocent until proven guilty, then the “sick until proven healthy” approach (which requiring masks implies) would seem to contradict that.

Race and animal abuse data? by curious2 in debatealtright

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Those links can take you on a sad path :(

Race and animal abuse data? by curious2 in debatealtright

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Damn that’s barbaric. As for whites, I’m not sure. It may be Indians as another user mentioned. They worship cows. I’m not sure if that care is extended to other animals as well.

Race and animal abuse data? by curious2 in debatealtright

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All good points. In this case, I’m looking for direct person on animal abuse. I suspect most people who eat meat wouldn’t have the heart to actually go through with, for example, cutting a cow’s throat.

Race and animal abuse data?

by curious2 to /s/debatealtright from self.debatealtright

Can you give an example of an “emotional” strategy that has worked to persuade your “logic-resistant” opponents?

by curious2 to /s/debatealtright from self.debatealtright