Re:Discriminatory attitudes against the unvaccinated during ...
by jfengel on Friday December 09, 2022 @10:28AM
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I don't think this is a Russian conspiracy theory. I think it's an American conspiracy theory.
The Russian troll farms don't seem to invent things from whole cloth. They're most effective at nudging Americans to exaggerate the differences we make for ourselves. It's hard to tell how effective they actually are. For all I know we'd do the same without them cheering us on.
I love how pro-vax always have this big Russian conspiracy theory in their mind, ala “a CAMPAIGN must have done that”.
When in fact, it’s the consequences of your own actions. A succession of our doctors/govts saying things as they are proven, then saying the opposite is true, that blew my mind.
My president said we should “go to the theater to fight Covid”. Then 10 days later he locked down everyone because Covid was spreading.
If it wasn’t a lie, it was at least people in position of power saying things without having checked them. Repeatedly. Relentlessly. To convince us of behaving. Ask them, they’ll say they were right to lie to the population, otherwise we wouldn’t have accepted to do x or y. “Covid doesn’t spread in waves” said Facebook’s truthcheckers in April 2020.
We’ve been lied to. Repeatedly. Relentlessly. Today, the vaccine is good for us. We’re sure! No side effect!
Well I ain’t taking advice from the camp who have a proven track of lying, and, when asked, they say they do this for crowd control. They’re not even apologetic about it.
They do not check their sources before speaking up. “Masks are not useful” said my government in May 2020.
Whatever they are saying, I’ll do the opposite, for my own safety. And it’s not an alt-right collusion, it’s just that the vax camp is spewing bullshit all day long.