YouTube deletes rapper's 'Let's Go Brandon' song claiming medical misinformation

Post by _kbh_ » Sun, Oct 24, 2021, 4:38 AM UTC

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I'd like to see evidence for a lot of these claims that come from reliable sources cause I don't think the majority of them are true. > - anyone who has claimed election interference on the 2020 election has been threatened with lawsuits, lost jobs, etc I feel this is an especially interesting claim because the only people i've seen get hit with law suits for this have continually defamed specific companies and not j…

>I'd like to see evidence for a lot of these claims that come from reliable sources cause I don't think the majority of them are true. This is effectively a disingenuous argument when the evidence clearly suggests that so called "reliable sources" are colluding to suppress content that is inconvenient for their political leanings. Incidentally it also ensures that all of wikipedia leans left, since any outlets which…

Post by HatchedLake721 » Sun, Oct 24, 2021, 4:39 AM UTC

pupdogg wrote: post #584

I’ve been led to believe that the Pfizer vaccine (being distributed in US) has not been granted an official FDA approval…though the media outlets state otherwise. I’ve tried to look for documentation on FDA’s website with little to no success. Can someone please provide me a link to FDA approval notice of the Pfizer vaccine that is being distributed here in the US?

Post by silverspoonin » Sun, Oct 24, 2021, 4:43 AM UTC

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That was not an answer to his question, and I am really curious for an answer to it because I think it's a valid and reasonable point. Also, as to whether believing scientific general consensus should count as "faith" or not, I invite you to read Issac Asimov's short essay "The Relativity of Wrong".

OP's question appears to invert the burden of proof in assuming that a consensus, even of experts, ought to be believed unless there are compelling reasons not to accept it. Where is the evidence that a consensus is a good metric for the truth of a matter? Has there been any work done to establish such a correspondence? Asimov seems to be arguing that there are degrees of wrongness, and one can become less wrong by a…

Post by lalaland1125 » Sun, Oct 24, 2021, 4:47 AM UTC

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Forced to admit that what Hunter Biden stories were factual? And did any of those stories relate to Joe Biden?

They share a bank account, Joe had an “office” at the failed business Hunter tried to start, and in his emails – if true, as at least some of them have been cryptographically verified to be – Hunter claims he sends a percent of all his income to his dad, a credible claim given the eye-witness corroboration of a similar communique between financial partners affirming an equity stake in a Chinese venture of “10% for th…

Post by furgooswft13 » Sun, Oct 24, 2021, 4:52 AM UTC

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> When reporters lie then there careers should be over. hahahahaha ... no but really, were you born yesterday? I am kind of curious what the reporter who covered for dear leader thinks of all this, if she's even aware of anything (they rarely are).

If the reporter lacks credibility with the audience they should be fired If a performer, a wrestler, a musician, an actor loses credibility with there audience, you should get a replacement.