And it is a very fair question - given the number of people who are potentially going to asphyxiate this year it is reasonable to ask and have explained what the issues are surrounding ventilators. I don't know the answer to it, for example.
This is why I'm saying that mistermann had a point - questions aren't assertions. It isn't reasonable to interpret a question as an assertion. There isn't any evidence here of people looking down on the (rather lofty!) skills of the medical profession.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hKc_1gc1pLg
>"Ahem!"
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Xs7r5xfucPs
>"Well, this theory of yours certainly seems to have hit the nail on the head."
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=49H8HuqEcFo
>"Not necessarily. I could be arguing in my spare time."
It's uncanny.
That means that somewhere between 1 and 5 people don't like what he says. It is so consistent I actually suspect that someone has it out for him; there doesn't seem to be a particular link between what he is saying and the colour of the text.
> Trolling by claiming to agree with people, and saying some things that happen to be right (while throwing much much more bullshit against the wall to see what sticks), and being insincerely and cloyingly polite, is still trolling, and classic sealioning behavior.
If a sealion happens to be right I'm on the side of the sealion. Facts matter.