OT: this Nolan Wells narrative continues to devolve

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BoDawg.sixpack

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That's right. We live in a time where the village idiot can get a microphone and rant to millions very quickly and cheaply. Rather than shame him, some of the other village idiots assemble and amplify his message. Because multiple people are saying the same thing, the village idiot take spreads like a virus and becomes accepted as plausible, if not, the truth that "they" don't want you to hear. Idiocracy ensues and we end up with situations like this or RFK Jr heading up health and human services.
My pa used to tell me that things are never as good or as bad as they seem. There's always an amplifier trying to broadcast a narrative. We're seeing that with a modern day electronics era... it's given a voice to some people who needed a voice, but it's also given a voice to some people who have no idea how to handle it.
 
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The most concerning about this saga and the Karmelo Anthony case..

Some of these people pushing these false narratives (Houston lady for example) have large followings. They are real people that Ilive among us. They vote, serve on juries, share space in the community..... that's a scary thought.
There are 270 Million adults in the US. So roughly 43.2 million adults have IQ of 85 or below. That IQ used to be considered mentally disabled before they moved the range down. That's a lot of morons that are probably struggling in life, but still have access to the internet and mostly don't know that they are borderline special needs.
 
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That's right. We live in a time where the village idiot can get a microphone and rant to millions very quickly and cheaply. Rather than shame him, some of the other village idiots assemble and amplify his message. Because multiple people are saying the same thing, the village idiot take spreads like a virus and becomes accepted as plausible, if not, the truth that "they" don't want you to hear. Idiocracy ensues and we end up with situations like this or RFK Jr heading up health and human services.
Fact:

We all long for the days prior to RFK Jr when a mentally ill man had the position and wore dresses to work everyday pretending to be a woman.
 

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There are 270 Million adults in the US. So roughly 43.2 million adults have IQ of 85 or below. That IQ used to be considered mentally disabled before they moved the range down. That's a lot of morons that are probably struggling in life, but still have access to the internet and mostly don't know that they are borderline special needs.

There are 270 Million adults in the US. So roughly 43.2 million adults have IQ of 85 or below. That IQ used to be considered mentally disabled before they moved the range down. That's a lot of morons that are probably struggling in life, but still have access to the internet and mostly don't know that they are borderline special needs.
Yeah, that 43.2M number is WAY low.
 

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It’s like this for literally everything in life now. People read it on Facebook and it’s gospel and it really is a crying shame people can’t see through BS.

There continue to be millions and millions of people in this world who are completely comfortable forming very strong opinions on subjects they know almost nothing about.

And those people reproduce prolifically.
 

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That's right. We live in a time where the village idiot can get a microphone and rant to millions very quickly and cheaply. Rather than shame him, some of the other village idiots assemble and amplify his message. Because multiple people are saying the same thing, the village idiot take spreads like a virus and becomes accepted as plausible, if not, the truth that "they" don't want you to hear. Idiocracy ensues and we end up with situations like this or RFK Jr heading up health and human services.
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Fact:

We all long for the days prior to RFK Jr when a mentally ill man had the position and wore dresses to work everyday pretending to be a woman.
My God what a stupid 17ing argument. You can look past Levine and find more qualified people that did a better job. RFK is going to set back healthcare in this country by decades for his 17ing stupid ideas and quackery of what he thinks is right. He is a walking disaster.
 

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I honestly don’t know enough about RFK to draw a conclusion on his retardedness. He sure seems to have been very correct about what Fauci was about well before it became obvious to those of us who can think reasonably well.

For those who loathe him, name 2 or 3 of his beliefs you find most egregious.
 

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My God what a stupid 17ing argument. You can look past Levine and find more qualified people that did a better job. RFK is going to set back healthcare in this country by decades for his 17ing stupid ideas and quackery of what he thinks is right. He is a walking disaster.

FWIW, I don’t think Levine was in the same position as RFK. It was Xavier Becerra.
 
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My God what a stupid 17ing argument. You can look past Levine and find more qualified people that did a better job. RFK is going to set back healthcare in this country by decades for his 17ing stupid ideas and quackery of what he thinks is right. He is a walking disaster.
At least we are getting a good test to see if we've evolved to have a natural immunity to measles. We have not.
 

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I honestly don’t know enough about RFK to draw a conclusion on his retardedness. He sure seems to have been very correct about what Fauci was about well before it became obvious to those of us who can think reasonably well.

For those who loathe him, name 2 or 3 of his beliefs you find most egregious.
2012 - "A worm got into my brain and ate a portion of it" - i think he had symptoms that might have been a parasite

Numerous times has stated that vaccines cause autism. The Dr. who came up with this fabricated everything and lost his license to practice. Nevermind, cat's out of the bag...

Said COVID-19 was "ethnically targeted" because you know, racist viruses and such

Wi-Fi causes "leaky brain", cancer, neurological disorders, etc. - well established science there

Antidepressants cause school shootings

Chemicals in the water supply are causing kids to be trans

and the list goes on...not to mention the fact that he has no medical training or knowledge as he was an environmental activist and lawyer
 

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You laid out quite a few of the common things thrown out to discredit him. Since he’s so controversial and the media and left very obviously have it out for him, it seems worthwhile to at least look deeper into one of these claims as a start. This is one I remember and did a little research on at the time

Said COVID-19 was "ethnically targeted" because you know, racist viruses and such
I believe this all derived from this video at some fundraising event in NYC…



He seems to be speaking off the cuff about some actual studies he read that indicate ethnic targeting in bio weapon research is a real thing. The study is mentioned in the comments although I’m definitely not going down that rabbit hole.

it seems plausible to me that multiple countries are actually researching and producing bio weapons. It also seems plausible that if you are willing to research viruses as bio weapons you might also be interested in whether they can target ethnic groups you might deploy them against.

This is a nothing burger to me that the media latched on to because it’s RFK.

My questions are much more about my complete distrust of our current media than they are about trying to defend RFK.
 
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You laid out quite a few of the common things thrown out to discredit him. Since he’s so controversial and the media and left very obviously have it out for him, it seems worthwhile to at least look deeper into one of these claims as a start. This is one I remember and did a little research on at the time


I believe this all derived from this video at some fundraising event in NYC…



He seems to be speaking off the cuff about some actual studies he read that indicate ethnic targeting in bio weapon research is a real thing. The study is mentioned in the comments although I’m definitely not going down that rabbit hole.

it seems plausible to me that multiple countries are actually researching and producing bio weapons. It also seems plausible that if you are willing to research viruses as bio weapons you might also be interested in whether they can target ethnic groups you might deploy them against.

This is a nothing burger to me that the media latched on to because it’s RFK.

My questions are much more about my complete distrust of our current media than they are about trying to defend RFK.

You literally just disregarded everything he laid out
 

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Given how many high-quality decisions I see people make every single day at work about nonpolitical things, I pay special attention to people’s opinions on political issues they’re passionate about since their enthusiasm will make their existing logic skills even stronger
 
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I now have her number blocked in my phone.

Found you, Sonny Boy!

5G gave us Covid & ear herpes and you know it!

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Black peoples hate white peoples. Ksrmelo killed the kid . Innocent. Nolan drowned. Had to be the whites. Fckn aye dubasses
 

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Dr Mike does a pretty thorough job. Check it out when you have the time.

…and no, Dr Mike is not on the left so cool your jets.



Thanks, watched the whole thing. This is way more convincing than the typical biased claims against him. He has obviously flip flopped a lot through the years and the conflicting and flat out wrong things he’s shown saying here are bad.

I fully admit that I’ve become so jaded and distrusting of our government no matter who’s running it that I give folks like RFK more rope than I should.
 
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Thanks, watched the whole thing. This is way more convincing than the typical biased claims against him. He has obviously flip flopped a lot through the years and the conflicting and flat out wrong things he’s shown saying here are bad.

I fully admit that I’ve become so jaded and distrusting of our government no matter who’s running it that I give folks like RFK more rope than I should.
As he showed in his video RFK is really really bad about cherry picking things from studies and research to twist the narrative and he is horrifically bad at using made up statistics.
 
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2012 - "A worm got into my brain and ate a portion of it" - i think he had symptoms that might have been a parasite

Numerous times has stated that vaccines cause autism. The Dr. who came up with this fabricated everything and lost his license to practice. Nevermind, cat's out of the bag...

Said COVID-19 was "ethnically targeted" because you know, racist viruses and such

Wi-Fi causes "leaky brain", cancer, neurological disorders, etc. - well established science there

Antidepressants cause school shootings

Chemicals in the water supply are causing kids to be trans

and the list goes on...not to mention the fact that he has no medical training or knowledge as he was an environmental activist and lawyer

You sure you're not getting him mixed up with J. Edgar Hoover?

There is not a soul on this board who would defend RFK Jr. if he had been appointed by Joe Biden.
You know what they say about assuming.
 

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A reminder to those who are "newer" than I. This isn't a new phenomenon. Below is from 1987, of course the "Reverend" Al Sharpton was involved. It was all BS, ruined 4 innocent people's lives, and of course Sharpton did not avail himself of the opportunity to show some moral fortitude by admitting wrong an apologizing. He continues to grift. This kind of stuff is really detrimental to cases where there really was some impropriety or racist crap going on.

The initial public response to Brawley's story was mostly sympathetic. Bill Cosby offered a $25,000 reward for information on the case, while Don King pledged $100,000 toward Brawley's education. In December 1987, more than one thousand people, including Nation of Islam leader Louis Farrakhan, marched through the streets of Newburgh, New York, in support of Brawley.

Brawley's claims in the case captured headlines across the country. Public rallies were held denouncing the incident. When civil rights activist Al Sharpton, with attorneys Alton H. Maddox and C. Vernon Mason, began handling Brawley's publicity, the case quickly became highly controversial. Sharpton, Maddox, and Mason generated a national media sensation. The three said that officials all the way up to the state government were trying to cover up defendants in the case because they were white. They further suggested that the Ku Klux Klan, the Irish Republican Army, and the Mafia had conspired with the U.S. government in the alleged cover-up.
 
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