[Headsterx]

Just decided to call my doctor to schedule my vaccine due to more misinformed videos like this.

I can’t be on these idiots side.

[Headsterx]

For real, in never stops with these idiots.

Never. I wonder why SBR attracts them.

SBR really does deserve better.

Yeah, good point. If I was all into conspiracy theories, then why would I place money on gambling where the "house", "team owners", and "big government" and all other factions would control it. Why would you gamble and why in the hell would you come to a sportsbook review site?

Well, that's enough of my saloon visit for the year.

[The Kraken]

How could anyone trust the U.S. government? Fukking Masonic Scumbags that have been hoarding all the good shit for themselves since day 1.

Its not the US govt I trust, its the data and that what I see daily correlates with it

[tommir99]

Yeah, good point. If I was all into conspiracy theories, then why would I place money on gambling where the "house", "team owners", and "big government" and all other factions would control it. Why would you gamble and why in the hell would you come to a sportsbook review site?

Well, that's enough of my saloon visit for the year.

Interesting questions, but you forgot one more: why does it bother people so much what others choose to do?

All of them, quite good questions ..

[The Kraken]

Interesting questions, but you forgot one more: why does it bother people so much what others choose to do?

All of them, quite good questions ..

How many times does this have to be answered before it sticks

Sheeeeeesh

[tommir99]

How many times does this have to be answered before it sticks

Sheeeeeesh

One answer is enough. One that makes sense. But too often they come up with some nonsense like "combating misinformation" etc.

[gauchojake]

Wait a second...are public health officials are actually interested in the health of the public?

[KVB]

Interesting questions, but you forgot one more: why does it bother people so much what others choose to do?

All of them, quite good questions ..

It should bother every user of the internet when other users choose to deliberately post misinformation, especially public health info.

I get on posters when they post misinformation about sports at SBR, guys like Moron make a choice to do that so they can argue on the the internet, it's a baqd look for SBR, regaredless of trafic.

It's a double insult to all of us when bad information on health issues like this is being posted at SBR.

It bothers SBR too. Nobody wants censorship, but it's hard to maintain that stance with such intentionally poor posting.

The least the OP could do is give a source, if he wants to try to get anyone to look his way. But using the source "some hackers say" to claim nanobots are in the Covid jab should get some pushback.

[KVB]

Interesting questions, but you forgot one more: why does it bother people so much what others choose to do?

All of them, quite good questions ..

I think you missed the point, completely.

[Sanity Check]

"Nanobots. Roll out."

[tommir99]

I think you missed the point, completely.

Feel free to think so.

But the video in the OP was interesting, to say the least. I watched it twice.

[Sanity Check]

These videos claim the vaccine makes people magnetic.

Won't people simply retrieve their nearest refrigerator magnet, try to stick it on their shoulder where the vaccine was injected.

And realize its not true?

...

If vaccines were injecting graphene nanobots, everyone knows graphene is essentially pencil lead. Which isn't magnetic.

...

From the way the narrator says "mRNA" it sounds like, they've never used the term before in their entire life. It sounds like they're reading unfamiliar words and terminology from a script. The consistency of their pauses inbetween words also seem to hint at it being artificial and contrived.



People tend to look down on conspiracy theorists as not being smart and easy to fool. But in reality, a high percentage of conspiracy theorists are scientists, engineers and the upper tier of minds to be found anywhere. Those who simply aren't satisfied with the generic and dumbed down explanations the media offers for things. Whoever makes these videos knows nothing about the audience they're trying to cater to.

[KVB]

...From the way the narrator says "mRNA" it sounds like, they've never used the term before in their entire life. It sounds like they're reading unfamiliar words and terminology from a script. The consistency of their pauses inbetween words also seem to hint at it being artificial and contrived.



People tend to look down on conspiracy theorists as not being smart and easy to fool. But in reality, a high percentage of conspiracy theorists are scientists, engineers and the upper tier of minds to be found anywhere. Those who simply aren't satisfied with the generic and dumbed down explanations the media offers for things. Whoever makes these videos knows nothing about the audience they're trying to cater to.

Agreed.
Sometimes these videos just plain give those seeking the guarded truth a bad name or bad road to toil down.

That much is obvious.

[KVB]

...But the video in the OP was interesting, to say the least. I watched it twice.

Good for you but this is where you missed the point and what you said above is likely why...

... why does it bother people so much what others choose to do?....

[KVB]

...Whoever makes these videos knows nothing about the audience they're trying to cater to.

Sure we can criticize the vidoe all day long it's loaded with problems, but this is where I disagree.

He knew exactly the audience he caters to and got it here with the OP and tommir who watched it multiple times and found it interesting.

It's to swallow "some hackers say" as source to further look into.

It's also both sad and funny.

[tommir99]

Good for you but this is where you missed the point and what you said above is likely why...

Thanks for that valuable information.