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hntroll666
5y ago
If that's what you really think, I guess it's an indication of how well the story was suppressed. Does the part where Hunter explained that the long-standing arrangement was for Joe to get half of the loot ring a bell?
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hntroll666
5y ago
Seems like it. I think I'm shadowbanned. @dang Is that so? Why?
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5y ago
Are you under the impression that there isn't a conspiracy related to the virus? Did Klaus Schwab say "The pandemic represents a rare but narrow window of opportunity to reflect, reimagine, and reset our world"? Did the WEF
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Tracking YouTube's manipulation of dislikes on the White House's channel
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Preliminary Part of “Corona Unmasked” by Drs. Reiss and Bhakdi [pdf]
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5y ago
Well, the situation varies from place to place. What you're suggesting is definitely true to some extent. But other factors predominate sometimes, like a relentless taxpayer-funded fear campaign supported eagerly by the press, which lo
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5y ago
> barbaric Sorry, but that's exactly the kind of world we live in. The world simply is barbaric no matter what we would prefer. When people mess up a little bit, we put them through a process that, despite its massive inadequacy,
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5y ago
If it's a country's cryptocurrency, then it's not real crypto. We make real crypto because we know we can't trust governments. Ethereum gives us the power to make a program, make it available to everyone, and lock oursel
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5y ago
It's none of your business. The electricity is purchased privately. "Load placed on grids starts to impact the average consumer" is like somebody keeps buying all the boxes of the kind of Cheerios you like, i.e., not an infri
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5y ago
Your premise is false. It's not an environmental disaster. If you think it is, point to the harm. Then explain why video games or Netflix or whatever are not bigger "disasters". People buy electricity and do what they want wi
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5y ago
So, twenty years hence, if the expected higher temperatures fail to materialize, would you consider that adequate falsification of the CO2 hypothesis?
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5y ago
It's a common malady to think oneself a world-savior. "I know what the world's problems are, and how to solve them." If you realize this kind of tendency in yourself, it's important to try to conquer it, because it&
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5y ago
I think you're exactly right. It's not medically justifiable to administer this vaccine to children, since they almost certainly will not benefit from it, and it would expose them to some unknown amount of risk. In other words, ma
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5y ago
I guess you think you know what the risk is. I don't think you do. Usually we determine that with multi-year trials, but we didn't do that this time. Usually the trials are done on the kinds of people who might actually need to be
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The climate has always changed. Nothing in the universe is ever not changing, so "climate change" is not the real name of this issue. Maybe the concern is actually CO2 emissions. Humans have added about 100 ppm of CO2 to the atm
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5y ago
Here's one thing you will never see the NYT tally up: the ethnicity of the perpetrators. Seems like that's part of the story, doesn't it? Why do you suppose they're so shy about that?
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5y ago
You'd need a dump truck to carry the irony. People suffering from anxiety? You don't say. The Guardian, BBC, and other MSM propaganda factories are in fact the primary purveyors of such , because they are beating the panic drum o
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5y ago
Good. It's not medically justifiable to subject children to a relatively untested procedure when there is little possible benefit to them. Doing it en masse, as some governments seem to want to do, would be deliberate mass medical malp
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Fear propaganda. Is there actually any claim being made that can be tested in a reasonable amount of time? If not, it's not science. They might as well run the headline "A giant hamburger will squash the earth in a thousand years&
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Fear propaganda. Everyone's concerned about CO2 ppm, as if we're approaching some dangerous unknown territory of high CO2. But CO2 ppm has been much higher than it is today for most of Earth's history. People are terrified ab
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5y ago
Some small amount is expected. For example, if it happens across samples, disliking and then changing it to a like would be counted. Or, like you suggest, if it's clear that it was done by a bot, it could be OK for Google to remove it,
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It's actually much worse than 4:1. YouTube is often hiding upwards of 90% of the dislikes. Like another poster noted, you can see it on https://81m.org/ .
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5y ago
What do I mean by invade? Simply ask anyone in Tibet, Xinjiang, Hong Kong, or Taiwan, if they want mainland Chinese there, or if they want to be governed by the CCP. I accept that territory is won or lost, and the Tibetans and Uyghurs lost
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That's what the CCP always does: invade, stick their tentacles into every possible crevice, cut off any avenues by which it might lose power, and begin tightening and strangling, over the screaming protests of the local people. They di
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People pay for the energy they use, and do what they want with it. I don't think it's anybody else's business what it's used for.
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Begging the question. The whole issue is, what actually is just a conspiracy theory?
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5y ago
I'm sorry you're struggling. There's a process that has worked for me and might work for you, but it takes some patience and effort. Would you be willing to try an experiment that requires 30-45 minutes every day for, say, a
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Tracking YouTube's manipulation of the White House channel's dislikes
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People install adblockers because they don't want to see ads.
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Tracking YouTube's manipulation of the White House channel's dislikes
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