Dolly Parton’s death has conspiracy theorists, fans battling on X: ‘Sick in the head’
In a corner of Elon Musk's X the conspiracy theorists pounced on Parton's death.
What could they have possibly pointed to?
Parton was an advocate for the COVID-19 vaccine and even though there is no evidence that it contributed to her death, this did not stop the churn on social media.
"Was Dolly Parton yet another Covid vaccine victim?" radio host Wayne Allyn Root wrote. "She took the vaxx on TV. She changed name of her hit song 'Jolene Jolene' to 'Vaccine, Vaccine.' She encouraged fans to get it. Now she's dead of cancer. We'll never know."
Root added that he knew that people died of cancer and that people died at the age of 80 "long before the Covid vaccine." But he then claimed, without providing evidence, that the COVID vaccine "causes turbo cancer."
"This sounds like another case of 'turbo cancer,'" he wrote. "RIP Dolly."
"Yeah, I wonder how she got that?" Bethany O'Leary wrote on X in reference to the report that Parton died from cancer. "Could it be the Covid vaccine? Horrific … This is happening to so many people (now). Several that I know personally."
"Reminder: Dolly Parton helped fund the Moderna vaccine for COVID," Kyle Griffin wrote on X.
"Covid vaccine killed Dolly Parton," Vance Murphy wrote on X. "FYI."
"Remember when Dolly Parton recorded herself taking the Moderna COVID vaccine that she helped to fund, and urging everyone to take it?" Debra Marshall Wayman ultra maga wrote on X. "She even changed the lyrics to 'Jolene,' to 'Vaccine, Vaccine.'
"I wonder if that hastened her death? Don't ever forget this."
"It's being reported that Dolly died from a 'Brief battle with cancer,'" Harry Fisher wrote on X. "Brief meaning 'of short duration.' Some might call it 'Turbo.' God bless."
https://www.yahoo.com/entertainment/musi...06642.html
In a corner of Elon Musk's X the conspiracy theorists pounced on Parton's death.
What could they have possibly pointed to?
Parton was an advocate for the COVID-19 vaccine and even though there is no evidence that it contributed to her death, this did not stop the churn on social media.
"Was Dolly Parton yet another Covid vaccine victim?" radio host Wayne Allyn Root wrote. "She took the vaxx on TV. She changed name of her hit song 'Jolene Jolene' to 'Vaccine, Vaccine.' She encouraged fans to get it. Now she's dead of cancer. We'll never know."
Root added that he knew that people died of cancer and that people died at the age of 80 "long before the Covid vaccine." But he then claimed, without providing evidence, that the COVID vaccine "causes turbo cancer."
"This sounds like another case of 'turbo cancer,'" he wrote. "RIP Dolly."
"Yeah, I wonder how she got that?" Bethany O'Leary wrote on X in reference to the report that Parton died from cancer. "Could it be the Covid vaccine? Horrific … This is happening to so many people (now). Several that I know personally."
"Reminder: Dolly Parton helped fund the Moderna vaccine for COVID," Kyle Griffin wrote on X.
"Covid vaccine killed Dolly Parton," Vance Murphy wrote on X. "FYI."
"Remember when Dolly Parton recorded herself taking the Moderna COVID vaccine that she helped to fund, and urging everyone to take it?" Debra Marshall Wayman ultra maga wrote on X. "She even changed the lyrics to 'Jolene,' to 'Vaccine, Vaccine.'
"I wonder if that hastened her death? Don't ever forget this."
"It's being reported that Dolly died from a 'Brief battle with cancer,'" Harry Fisher wrote on X. "Brief meaning 'of short duration.' Some might call it 'Turbo.' God bless."
https://www.yahoo.com/entertainment/musi...06642.html
teachings of the Bible are so muddled and self-contradictory that it was possible for Christians to happily burn heretics alive for five long centuries. It was even possible for the most venerated patriarchs of the Church, like St. Augustine and St. Thomas Aquinas, to conclude that heretics should be tortured (Augustine) or killed outright (Aquinas). Martin Luther and John Calvin advocated the wholesale murder of heretics, apostates, Jews, and witches. - Sam Harris, "Letter To A Christian Nation"
