Consipracy theorist! Ha
I said almost 80% with one shot.
www.kff.org
Alex Berenson tells lies for profit and tries to be controversial enough to get a segment on Fox.
Alex Berenson is a truth patriot and a real authentic investigative reporter. I know its hard for you to fathom that concept since you only watch certified msm endorsed news.
"In this crowded field of wrongness, one voice stands out. The voice of Alex Berenson: the former New York Times reporter, Yale-educated novelist, avid tweeter, online essayist, and all-around pandemic gadfly. Berenson has been serving up COVID-19 hot takes for the past year, blithely predicting that the United States would not reach 500,000 deaths (we’ve surpassed 550,000) and arguing that cloth and surgical masks can’t protect against the coronavirus (yes, they can).
"In this crowded field of wrongness, one voice stands out. The voice of Alex Berenson: the former New York Times reporter, Yale-educated novelist, avid tweeter, online essayist, and all-around pandemic gadfly. Berenson has been serving up COVID-19 hot takes for the past year, blithely predicting that the United States would not reach 500,000 deaths (we’ve surpassed 550,000) and arguing that cloth and surgical masks can’t protect against the coronavirus (yes, they can).
Berenson has a big megaphone. He has more than 200,000 followers on Twitter and millions of viewers for his frequent appearances on Fox News’ most-watched shows. On Laura Ingraham’s show, he downplayed the vaccines, suggesting that Israel’s experience proved they were considerably less effective than initially claimed. On Tucker Carlson Tonight, he predicted that the vaccines would cause an uptick in cases of COVID-related illness and death in the U.S.
The vaccines have inspired his most troubling comments. For the past few weeks on Twitter, Berenson has mischaracterized just about every detail regarding the vaccines to make the dubious case that most people would be better off avoiding them. As his conspiratorial nonsense accelerates toward the pandemic’s finish line, he has proved himself the Secretariat of being wrong:
- He has blamed the vaccines for causing spikes in severe illness, by pointing to data that actually demonstrate their safety and effectiveness.
- He has blamed the vaccines for suppressing our immune systems, by misrepresenting normal immune-system behavior.
- He has suggested that countries such as Israel have suffered from their early vaccine rollout, even though deaths and hospitalizations among vaccinated groups in Israel have plummeted.
- He has implied that for most non-seniors, the side effects of the vaccines are worse than having COVID-19 itself—even though, according to the CDC, the pandemic has killed tens of thousands of people under 50 and the vaccines have not conclusively killed anybody."
The Pandemic’s Wrongest Man
In a crowded field of wrongness, one person stands out: Alex Berenson.www.theatlantic.com
This is like a copy/paste from every single MAGA on the board and it's simple-minded horseshit.
Berenson has been spot on and provides the data that you can parse through yourself. He has been much more accurate than anyone else on the topic of Covid and vaccines.
Speaking of the Atlantic… Everyone should really look into the people behind it and their ties to Les Wexner and everyone’s favorite madam Ghislaine Maxwell and homeboy Jeff Epstein
Just a reminder that you refuse to share the "credible" sources you would trust. We know why though.
No. No he hasn't. Nothing else can be said. This a religious, with small r, to you people. Meaning no matter what imperical evidence is presented, no matter what proven facts, you'll still only belief your myths.
If you've followed me on this board, you know I don't just say stuff unless I can back it up, so one of the sources for my statement is below. YOU keep bringing up comorbidities, which makes no sense - why does it matter that they had diabetes if they would have lived another 25 years if they had gotten vaccinated? If you had a close, fat relative who died from being unvaccinated, would you kick yourself for not encouraging them to get vaccinated or would you be more focused on how many Twinkies they ate?
www.npr.org
Again, it won't matter what source I use, we know you won't trust it unless it comes from a treasonous outlet like Breitbart, The Blaze or InfoWars. In your world, the truth matters not - only hearing what you want is the goal. Though I respect The Hill and Bloomberg, they haven't taken much of a stance on the conspiracy theorists.
It's like you're trying to say grass is blue and sky is green. Or words, facts, evidence, or just good old common sense has lost all its meaning to some of you people. You have got to be smarter than this. Do you believe every scam artist and snake oil salesman that comes your way?
Again, it won't matter what source I use, we know you won't trust it unless it comes from a treasonous outlet like Breitbart, The Blaze or InfoWars. In your world, the truth matters not - only hearing what you want is the goal. Though I respect The Hill and Bloomberg, they haven't taken much of a stance on the conspiracy theorists.
"Getting away from just searches, Substack has also become the home to some other notorious COVID-19 conspiracy theorists and misinformation spreaders. These include Alex Berenson’s Unreported Truths. You might recall that Berenson was suspended from Twitter in August for promoting COVID-19 misinformation. However, he just pivoted over to Substack, where he now is on track to earn roughly $700,000 a year from subscriptions." <-- the grift
Substack: Where quacks and antivaxxers all go now
With social media companies like Twitter and Facebook/Meta deplatforming those spreading misinformation, COVID-19 quacks, antivaxxers, and conspiracy theorists are flocking to Substack, where they cansciencebasedmedicine.org
Interesting how you will ignore the overwhelming evidence to the contrary, in favor of a NON-doctor on a mission to grift susceptible MAGAs.
i just keep wondering when they're going to run out of money. they're buying gold off the TV and investing in MAGA golf trips. at some point it has to end, right?
One would think but Trump has already grifted them for 250 million over the election lie and the bucks keep flowing. He knows he has them by the balls so he keeps shitting golden eggs for the true believers to blow their life savings on.
The evidence is in the data. Data doesn't lie. Masks don't work. The vaccine (preventative therapeutic) doesn't stop transmission. Covid isn't dangerous to those under the age of 70.
right, but how many scientologists are there? manye a few million? how did he get the cult so large so fast? truly a study for the ages.
well, you have got it all figured out.
www.mayoclinic.org
www.cdc.gov
well, at least you're admitting it now. next step is to make a plan to overcome it
If you've followed me on this board, you know I don't just say stuff unless I can back it up, so one of the sources for my statement is below. YOU keep bringing up comorbidities, which makes no sense - why does it matter that they had diabetes if they would have lived another 25 years if they had gotten vaccinated? If you had a close, fat relative who died from being unvaccinated, would you kick yourself for not encouraging them to get vaccinated or would you be more focused on how many Twinkies they ate?
At this point, if an under 40 doesn't want to get vaccinated, then fine, I think it's a dumb decision but I don't care anymore. It would be different if vaccines were expensive or hard to find or unsafe, but the vaccine is none of those. You could get it in the next 30 mins if you wanted to and it's free. When given the choices of Good, Better, Best do all Republicans only want Good? Or is it just when it comes to the vaccine? No need to answer that because we all know it's ONLY people on the right that make that decision, stupidly for political reasons. I see it in my own circles - all of my liberal friends got it as soon as they possibly could, while my conservative friends still haven't gotten it. They also won't provide a logical explanation for the decision either but it's clear regardless - they were Trump supporters - derp.
This is how many lives could have been saved with COVID vaccinations in each state
A large share of the nearly 1 million people who died of COVID in the U.S. may have lived if they'd gotten vaccinated. A new analysis shows how many lives could have been saved across the country.
Well for one thing, I didn't have the breakdown on the number of fats (lol), but that was besides the point. Lives are lives no matter how fat or how old. I was simply sharing a statistic.
