O/T Covid Vaccine mRNA

[KerrAvon]

Sorry,

But Twitter now known as X or rumble don’t peddle untruths. They are platforms that are still open for individuals to peddle free speech and opinions that are opposed to the narratives supplied by governments, organisations and authorities that are unelected and financed by individuals or companies that only have their own interest at heart.

This is opposed to the fact checkers that are funded by the very people the free people are denounced as conspiracy theorists.

You mentioned half truths so that leave an element of doubt thus you’re not sure!

More and more people are rejecting the mNRA vaccines and consider them as being dangerous to their health.
The truth Brin is suggesting is that they’re doing this because they know people that have been harmed by someone and the only common denominator is the mNRA vaccine that they were coerced I too having.

So are you claiming that everything posted on Twitter and Rumble is true? You surely can't be?

So if you are able to accept that not everything posted on Twitter and Rumble (and the internet generally) is true and you reject the notion of fact checking, how are you deciding what is true and what isn't? Gut feeling? Believing what you want to believe? No harm in that, but be careful where it takes you.

There are certainly half truths posted on Twitter etc. - on this thread I've pointed out instances where information has been posted out of context so as to create a false impression.

When deciding what Brin meant, you seem to be relying on anecdotes about people being harmed. Maybe I'm an outlier, but I'm reasonably gregarious (and I don't go round asking people about their vaccination status), but I'm yet to meet anyone who believes that they were harmed by the vaccines. In my experience of the internet however, I see antivaxxers claiming to know several such people.

Perhaps knowing an antivaxxer is a risk factor along with windy days?

But let's cut to the chase - three and a half years and around 13.5 billion doses into the use of covid vaccines can you point to a piece of peer reviewed science that indicates that the risk of their use outweighs the benefit?