I'd blame the Botox, but she was probably like this long before her first injection.
Conspiracy lunatic thread - people who believe in absurd nonsense are dangerous
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Low-Credibility Websites Cite Russian Report as Evidence mRNA Vaccines Cause Cancer
These outlets undermine trust in effective mRNA vaccines while promoting adenoviral-vector vaccines like Russia’s Sputnik V, which can be less effective and may carry more risks.
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Source article: https://www.nbcnews.com/health/health-news/rabies-outbreaks-rising-us-deaths-vaccine-rcna227771
and related article from 2023: https://arstechnica.com/health/2023...us-dog-owners-buy-into-anti-vaccine-nonsense/
I mean: do we actually want people whom are that stupid to own pets anyway?
Why would silly things like logic or facts matter to antivaxxers?
I know dogs can suffer from developmental disorders... I don't know if those (if they could be diagnosed in the same vein.) as autism.
I don't even want people that stupid to exist. Regardless they continue to do so, and regardless of your desires they will continue to be allowed to own pets also.
Interesting thread here related to VAERS, and how RFK's likely going to be abusing the data for his own purposes:
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Also, not sure if this would be a better fit for one of the other threads, but since we're talking about the Vaccine thing:
E Rosalie (@[email protected])
1/7 VAERS was built as an early warning system. It records any health issue reported after vaccination, regardless of whether the vaccine is the cause. During the COVID rollout, activist networks turned VAERS into a weapon. https://infoepi.substack.com/p/rfkjr-cite-vaers-inflated-data
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Also, not sure if this would be a better fit for one of the other threads, but since we're talking about the Vaccine thing:
Youtube misinfo/disinfo is back on the menu, if it was ever off in the first place.