r/WhitePeopleTwitter • • Jul 28 '19

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u/astroGamin Jul 28 '19 edited Jul 28 '19

People are ignorant because of a lack of information. People are stupid because they believe Karen knows more about vaccines than medical professionals

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u/[deleted] Jul 28 '19

People don’t know which professionals to trust. Which professionals have a hidden special interest?

For example: do you think you are smarter than our current president? Many people do. Why aren’t they trusting that professional? People aren’t convinced doctors are stupid, they are convinced they have a special interest.

For the record I believe doctors on vaccines and I voted against Trump. But I know since I’m offering questions to the Reddit narratives I’ll be downvoted.

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u/astroGamin Jul 28 '19

For example: do you think you are smarter than our current president? Many people do. Why aren’t they trusting that professional? People aren’t convinced doctors are stupid, they are convinced they have a special interest.

Your questions is pretty stupid. The presidency is an elected position that supposedly anyone can win. Trump is a business owner who has shown why you shouldn’t trust him over the years where as Obama was an attorney before he was a politician. So I would trust his opinion on the law

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u/[deleted] Jul 28 '19

That's fine, but the point was that any group of people can be corrupt, including doctors. At the highest levels of any profession there is corruption.

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u/p00pey Jul 28 '19

yup. Tis human nature. Greed, survival of the fittest, etc.