Covid 19 conspiracies dump

[The Valkyrie]

"Starting"?

[Fireball]

^ Remember, Dunning-Kreuger. 

...and "vaxxcucks"? These people are pathetic.

[The Valkyrie]

^ Remember, Dunning-Kreuger.

That German actor?

[Fireball]

^ Remember, Dunning-Kreuger.

That German actor?

Wow, you're fast! I added some more to my post in the interim.

[The Valkyrie]

That German actor?

Wow, you're fast! I added some more to my post in the interim.

Wild woman, here.

[Fake Messiah]

John Bennett, chairman of the Oklahoma Republican Party and a current GOP congressional candidate, declares that "we should try Anthony Fauci and put him in front of a firing squad."

[Fake Messiah]

Anti-Vaxxers Are Flipping Out Over Justin Bieber’s Facial Paralysis

Scientists haven’t found a definitive link between Covid-19 vaccines and Ramsay Hunt Syndrome — but that’s not stopping people online from making that claim

“Everybody pretending Justin Bieber isn’t vaccine injured. The denial is way too deep,” reads one tweet with more than 3,400 shares. Many also connected Bieber’s illness with the fact that his wife, Hailey Bieber, developed a blood clot that traveled to her brain, requiring her to have surgery back in March. (Hailey spoke about this shortly afterward, claiming the blood clot was a perfect storm of multiple factors, including having taken birth control pills — a known risk factor for clots — taking a transcontinental flight, and having recently had Covid.) 

TikTok also became a petri dish for such conspiracy-mongering content. “Both Hailey (clot) and Justin Bieber are having SEs [side effects],” one user wrote in the caption to her video, along with an emoji of a syringe. “GUYS, WAKE THE FUCK UP.” Many of these videos are under the #ramsayhuntsyndrome hashtag on TikTok, which currently has 34 million views, though they have been getting comparatively few views and are not at the top of search results.

https://www.rollingstone.com/culture/cul...67430/amp/

[Angrboda]

‘Grifter’ Really Is the Only Word to Use for Jordan Peterson

Well worth a read.

I especially like his use of the term "free speech tourist" being someone who takes an a la carte approach to free expression. It appears an apt description of Peterson.

[Irreligious Atheist]

‘Grifter’ Really Is the Only Word to Use for Jordan Peterson

Well worth a read.  

I especially like his use of the term "free speech tourist" being someone who takes an a la carte approach to free expression.  It appears an apt description of Peterson.

Thanks for that article. I didn't know about him suing over being  called misogynistic. That's really bad. Peterson is a good actor and comes off as quite sincere when he talks about freedom, unlike many others who you can see right through. I caught Kyle Kulinski's interview with JP recently and JP came off pretty authoritarian questioning whether adults should be allowed to get gender affirming surgeries. Even Iran does these surgeries, for God's sake. I don't believe JP is a Christian though, as the article states. I still think he's probably atheist or agnostic, or maybe pantheist, since he won't give any straight answers on what he actually believes when it comes to the supernatural. His daughter supposedly became a born again Christian recently too, and I think there's a good chance that's just a grift.

[The Grand Nudger]

“To be able to accept the structure of existence, the suffering that goes along with it, and the disappointment and the betrayal, and to nonetheless act properly, to aim at the good with all your heart, to dispense with the malevolence and your desire for destruction and revenge, and all of that, and to face things courageously and to tell the truth, to speak the truth and to act it out: that’s what it means to believe,” he said. “That’s what it means. It doesn’t mean to state it. It means to act it out. And unless you act it out, you should be very careful about claiming it.”

“And so I’ve never been comfortable saying anything other than, I try to act as if God exists, because God only knows what you’d be if you truly believed,” he noted. “That’s the central idea in Christianity, that if you were capable of believing it would be a transfiguring event, a truly transfiguring event. And I know people experience that to one degree or another, but we have no idea what the limit of that is, and we have no idea what the possibility is within each person if they lived a life that was maximally courageous and maximally truthful. … God only knows what you’d be if you believed.”

“So while I try to act like I believe, I never claim that I manage it,” concluded Peterson.

https://www.dailywire.com/news/watch-jor...yNEALw_wcB

-Quick question, are you a christian?
-I suppose the most straightforward answer is yes.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RIB05YeMiW8

-Your belief is christian?
-Mhm, yep

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RIB05YeMiW8

-So, it has nothing to do with divinity or the supernatural?
-No, I didn't say that

https://www.youtube.com/watch?t=6622&v=q...e=youtu.be

-and the crown jewel...jordan peterson, in "is the resurrection historical"

I do believe there are places where the mythological and the literal touch

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bDd2hXZPzb4