O/T Covid Vaccine mRNA

[KerrAvon]

Kerr! Don’t, a US senate has made Facebook owners apologise to families who have lost loved ones because of the way it directs it algorithms to show more harmful content.

Twitter or X took down a record number of misinformation and sèxual content. 1.2 million accounts were taken down. They have agreed to invest more in AI and employ more people so that they can do more.

Mis or mal information is the new buzzword to keep control of the narrative.

The Social Media companies don’t do nearly enough to clamp down on misinformation, although I accept that it is difficult to draw the line in a way that doesn’t interfere with legitimate debate.

If X did enough, you wouldn’t have seen the misleading fear p0rn spread by ‘DiedSuddenly’ when he or she implied that the Medicago operation was aimed at introducing vaccines into the food chain, which simply isn’t true. Doesn’t it bother you that you were presented with that information, accepted it and spread it further?

Isn’t complaining about ‘the narrative’ nothing more than complaining that misinformation gets called out and corrected from time to time? That is surely what should happen, particularly when the misinformation being spread is dangerous.

Try the first of the two books that I suggested. I'm not suggesting that it would change your views about anything, but you may find it interesting. We could start a MillersMad book club thread. The site certainly needs something right now to try to breathe life back into it.

[KerrAvon]

Your dear leader

https://x.com/bgatesisapyscho/status...lcvxGrPcIOixGQ

He’s not my leader - are you chanellinfg Roly and Raging?. As far as I’m concerned, he got what he deserved going on GBN. If you sup with the devil etc.

It does interest me that right leaning individuals and media bodies seem to be more amenable to conspiracy theories.

[Eternal Optimist]

...right leaning individuals and media bodies seem to be more amenable to conspiracy theories.

Which is another way of saying, "Left-leaning individuals are far more likely to comply with whatever bullsh*t the government and mainstream media throw at them".

[KerrAvon]

which is another way of saying, "left-leaning individuals are far more likely to comply with whatever bullsh*t the government and mainstream media throw at them".

q.e.d.

[frogmiller]

He is your leader because he’s the prime minister of the uk. Unless you don’t live or pay taxes in the uk then he’s your prime minister and the prime minister is the leader.

You know where the term conspiracy theory comes from don’t?

Some say they are the truth tellers.

I am intelligent enough to understand what’s happened to me and is happening to others. My neighbours mother was diagnosed with cancer in late December and she died Sunday night. Some would say that it was a turbo cancer but that’s a conspiracy!

[KerrAvon]

He is your leader because he’s the prime minister of the uk. Unless you don’t live or pay taxes in the uk then he’s your prime minister and the prime minister is the leader.

You know where the term conspiracy theory comes from don’t?

Some say they are the truth tellers.

I am intelligent enough to understand what’s happened to me and is happening to others. My neighbours mother was diagnosed with cancer in late December and she died Sunday night. Some would say that it was a turbo cancer but that’s a conspiracy!

We will have to agree to differ upon whether Sunak is my leader. A leader leads whereas Sunak is in thrall to the need to please the likes of the Daily Mail and GBN and to the need to throw red meat to the right of his party to keep them from deposing him. Just my opinion.

I know where the term ‘conspiracy theory’ came from and I also know the conspiracy theory about its origin. Which do you have in mind?

I taken aboard what you have said about your heath problems. I won’t say that I understand their impact upon you, because how could I possibly do that? I can imagine though and, wholly inadequate as it seems, you have my deepest sympathy.

I don’t question your belief that your ill health was caused by the covid vaccine, just as I wouldn’t question the belief of the bloke who put the boot in on Sunak on GBN. As I mentioned towards the start of this thread, I believe that I was unlucky enough to have been rendered gravely ill by a Hep B vaccination in 1997.

The point though is that neither your belief, that of the bloke on GBN or my belief are proof of a link to the vaccinations that we had.

I have had five Pfizer jabs with no harmful effects other than temporary soreness at the injection site, but nobody sensible would suggest that is proof that they are safe, because a sample size of one would clearly be inadequate to do that. Billions of such jabs have been administered world-wide, however, and the fact is is that there is no evidence that they are responsible for widespread harm.

I am sorry to hear about your neighbour’s mother, but a short period between diagnosis and death is not evidence of a ‘turbo’ cancer and certainly not evidence of a link to any vaccine that she might have taken.

People became ill before the covid vaccines. And people died before the covid vaccines.

[Eternal Optimist]

...And people died before the covid vaccines.

But not at the current rate.

I cannot fault your current position. Had I been poisoned 5 times I'm certain I too would be in complete denial, but I wish you well regardless.

[frogmiller]

Is this true? It shows the Channel 4 news icon.

Only over 75s will be eligible to get a free Covid 19 jab free and the rest will be able to buy them 😮

https://x.com/karma44921039/status/1...lcvxGrPcIOixGQ

[frogmiller]

Peer reviewed science

https://x.com/thefreds/status/175876...lcvxGrPcIOixGQ

[ragingpup]

Peer reviewed science

https://x.com/thefreds/status/175876...lcvxGrPcIOixGQ

Or perhaps some fringe ideas are just bonkers and don't gain peer credibility because of said bonkersnessesness?