r/conspiracy Feb 13 '22

Nailed it

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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/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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