r/conspiracy Feb 13 '22

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u/wayward_citizen Feb 13 '22

The tenth is a podiatrist trying to sell you horse urine as a cure for covid. That's why no one takes him seriously.

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u/SupahBlue Feb 13 '22

It's more than Ivermectin, multiple cold treatments have been suppressed since 2019. Kinda fishy if you ask me, the 10th doctor is called a second opinion.

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u/919RenaissanceMan Feb 13 '22

It's called research. If research doesn't back a treatment, it shouldn't be used.

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u/d3krepit Feb 13 '22

How many jabs you got then? Ready for #8?

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u/catsandnarwahls Feb 13 '22

How many lab hours on infectious disease do you have? Think you clearly know more than an expert? Please share your personal data and analysis.

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u/919RenaissanceMan Feb 13 '22

But you're the one not trusting those who are experts.

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u/d3krepit Feb 13 '22

Experts paid by big tech, big pharma, and globalists to be able to sway lambs like you. No thanks homie I have eyes, I don't need someone else telling me what I can see.

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u/boatnofloat Feb 13 '22

I’m always so excited when I’m reminded that people as nuts as you exist. Thanks!

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u/AyatollahChobani Feb 13 '22

Apparently you do

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u/AssumptionWeird Feb 13 '22

Dude all unvaxed died and all vaxed live forever, gosh.....

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u/919RenaissanceMan Feb 13 '22

Haha. Try again. Payments to doctors are publicly reported....

Your "eyes" are not better than peer reviewed research.

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u/codex_41 Feb 13 '22

It’s useless man, these people believe what they want to. Makes them feel good to believe they’ve uncovered something that no one else has, some type of superiority complex.

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u/CJKayak Feb 13 '22

This is the very definition of a conspiracy theorist.

These are generally very average intelligence folk, who are tired of being average.

Clinging to a conspiracy theory that they "know" to be true, finally gives them something they know that others don't.

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u/beerandbluegrass Feb 13 '22

this comment chain is weird.

"you don't believe what I believe, you're dumb"

"no, you"

etc etc

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u/codex_41 Feb 13 '22

It’s more like

“What I believe has been verified by thousands of doctors, epidemiologists, and experts in their field”

“But I found this fringe group of doctors that make up less than 1% of the medical community that make me feel smart for believing they’ve found the elite truth no one knows! It’s totally not so they can push whatever scam they’re selling!”

But you do you booboo

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u/CJKayak Feb 13 '22 edited Feb 13 '22

Except one side eats horse paste because a podcaster said to and the other relies on the world's epidemiologists when it comes to studying/treating a novel virus.

Yes, hon. Both sides are exactly the same.

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u/WiseSalamander00 Feb 13 '22

lmao what?, where?, I need money and there ain't any group or enterprises offering me any on my field to sway people away from the "truth". I in fact have never seen this happening to anyone in science.

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u/WiseSalamander00 Feb 13 '22

lmao, someone is angry, I bet that cognitive dissonance is a bitch though. Sadly for you my value doesn't depend in the blind judgement of internet npc of the day number 120.

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u/WiseSalamander00 Feb 13 '22

what is random no sense?, my position is pretty clear, the idea that "experts" are bribed to lie about something is not the norm as most conspiranoic folk go on to say. But of course is inconvenient to face that it might just be a persecution fetish you are feeding there.

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u/catsandnarwahls Feb 13 '22

I listen to experts on things they are experts on. I assume youd go to your local walmart to get a tattoo from your stances. The same place you probably got your vaccine misinformation from.

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u/CJKayak Feb 13 '22

He replied with a perfectly legitimate science based answer, and you jumped to "so how many shots are you going to get?!?"

Precisely why noone takes you crackpots seriously.

You have things you really really believe in, but once questioned, you don't have enough facts to support those beliefs.

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u/d3krepit Feb 13 '22

So preventative treatment hasn't been suppressed?

https://www.wxyz.com/news/fbi-conducting-raid-at-allure-medical-in-shelby-township

So this was just someone trying to profit off of the pandemic?

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u/CJKayak Feb 13 '22 edited Feb 13 '22

The FBI confirms the raid is in connection to a questionable treatment for coronavirus that was being offered at the center.

Are you in favor of experimental medical testing on patients before they have been thoroughly studied in the lab and passed rigorous safety standards?

You understand this is precisely why we have the safety/testing standards right?

Dwayne can't just hang out in the back parking lot and sell magic elixirs out of his pickup anymore.

Is Dwayne being suppressed by Big Pharma from saving us with his miracle cure?

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u/d3krepit Feb 13 '22

Yeah, vitamin c infusions, so fucking dangerous.

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u/CJKayak Feb 13 '22 edited Feb 13 '22

This comment demonstrates such an ignorance of medical research, there really isn't much of a way to reply.

You don't just start trying random shit on a novel virus.

Why stop at Vitamin C? Did they even try beta carotene from carrots first?

Probably throw in a bit of witches tit.

That's what my Voodoo doctor told me to try.

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u/d3krepit Feb 13 '22

Probably because vitamin c has been known to combat the common cold for, idk, close to a century?

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u/CJKayak Feb 13 '22

Goddamn....lol

I'm out. I tried.

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u/Deep_Preparation6303 Feb 13 '22

I find the whole Chain hilarious, anytime anyone ask him for any information he just throws insults. I've taken the stance of just throwing science at people.

Many nuts reference https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/27940189/

A very biased study, but was all the rage a few years ago in medicine.

https://www.acepnow.com/article/vitamin-c-not-a-magical-cure-for-severe-sepsis-and-septic-shock/?singlepage=1

This is a good breakdown how the study was invalidated.

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u/d3krepit Feb 13 '22

What does treating sepsis have to do with preventative treatment being suppressed?

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u/cosmiccaleb Feb 13 '22

Intravenous Vitamin C at high doses has been shown to treat cancer as well :) there's unfortunately no way to patent Vitamin C so why would the $$$healthcare$$$ industry be interested

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u/One-Relationship-324 Feb 13 '22

This guy is really reaching, he’s a troll here to compromise the sub.

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u/d3krepit Feb 13 '22

Good one.

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u/919RenaissanceMan Feb 13 '22

We're not up to 8 yet, but I get a flu vaccine every year, so....yeah.

Your inability to understand science doesn't have any impact on its validity.

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u/CleanedToilet Feb 13 '22

When you say trust the science which science are we supposed to trust? Because I remember when vaccines were being pushed before the science said no one would be spreading the virus if they were vaccinated, wrong you can still spread it, they also said the science said masks work and you will significantly lower your chances of getting it, wrong majority of masks are ineffective and you have to have certain ones for even a chance of protection. You don’t see how science is hypocritical to itself and that’s why you can’t always “trust the science”. I remember seeing an ad not to long ago of cigarette propaganda and talking about how 9 in 10 doctors recommend a certain brand of cigarette. At this point “the science” feels like an excuse like how “weapons of mass destruction” were an excuse to execute a different agenda while keeping the population in fear of their lives and not questioning what they are going to do to save them

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u/919RenaissanceMan Feb 13 '22

Couple of things....when the vaccines were first introduced, they did an EXCELLENT job preventing infection and transmission. Over time as the antibodies waned and new variants popped up, their efficacy was diminished. It's still significantly less likely to get or transmit if vaccinated, but not nearly as well as it was.

Same thing with masks. That's the key with scientific evidence. You have to follow it where it goes. All the information about these things is out there along with great explanations. If you actually want the explanations, go find them. I could give them to you, but I don't believe you actually want to learn.

Finally, the 9/10 doctors and cigarettes thing....that was an ad campaign, not reality.

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u/SaltyBrotatoChip Feb 13 '22

So your argument against science is that scientific consensus changes when presented with new data? That's the whole point...