SamRebel35
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Okay with what? Fox putting people on their network who intentionally give harmful misinformation.But to be clear, you're "not okay with" that. Those were your words. So are you or are you not "okay with" that?
Why is it so hard for people to understand Joe Rogan's role? He is not a word of authority and does not claim to be. Ever. On anything. Literally the only thing he does is have interesting people come to his show and talks to them.
Here is an unedited and alphabetical portion of that list of “doctors and scientists”. It includes a podcaster, dentist, and veterinarian. Don’t take HuffPost’s headline as fact, read the letter for yourself.270 Doctors, Scientists Call Out Joe Rogan’s COVID Misinformation
Rogan last year falsely suggested young, healthy people didn’t need to be vaccinated against the disease. He later backpedaled, admitting he was a “******* moron” and “not a respected source of information, even for me.”
Okay with what? Fox putting people on their network who intentionally give harmful misinformation.
Of course I'm not okay with it. I wish no one was okay with it. I wish all companies would refuse to place ads on Fox as long as they do that.
I don't think they are demonizing them as much as they are pointing out the agencies you listed are as much agenda driven as they are science driven.Heh. Mkay.
It's sad that folks demonize Fauci, CDC, NIH and science in general. Pretty much proves that simple minds want simple answers to very complicated subjects, but I digress...
Okay with what? Fox putting people on their network who intentionally give harmful misinformation.
Of course I'm not okay with it. I wish no one was okay with it. I wish all companies would refuse to place ads on Fox as long as they do that.
Like Howard Stern, Chris Cuomo (just kidding, he got fired) or any host who schedules guest to talk.Why is it so hard for people to understand Joe Rogan's role? He is not a word of authority and does not claim to be. Ever. On anything. Literally the only thing he does is have interesting people come to his show and talks to them.
I don't know if he should lose advertisers or not. I've never listened to him. I'm perfectly happy with advertisers pulling their business when they do not approve of the content.So you believe Joe Rogan should lose advertisers because he has provided both sides of the vaccine argument?
If I'm understanding you, you are not for the government limiting the conversation, but are okay with the public limiting the conversation. Is that a fair representation of your argument?
If you're referring to Fauci here his misinformation spawned distrust of his message. Considering he's the Pandemic point man you can't get much more harmful.lol....I'm never okay with dangerous misinformation, unless it is the least dangerous of all of the options. Then I really no longer consider it dangerous misinformation.
I don't know if he should lose advertisers or not. I've never listened to him. I'm perfectly happy with advertisers pulling their business when they do not approve of the content.
And yes, that is a fair representation, I do not see this as rising to the level that necessitates government intervention.
Hopefully enough people will do the right thing that the government does not need to intervene.
That's not what I said at all.And there it is....at the end of the day, despite running and hiding from it for about 5 posts in a roll, Luther admits he does support government determining what is "dangerous misinformation" and preventing actual doctor's from presenting any dissenting views.
Guess Maddow needs to take the same path with all of this false information. Make sure you have some extra pearls to clutch.I don't know if he should lose advertisers or not. I've never listened to him. I'm perfectly happy with advertisers pulling their business when they do not approve of the content.
And yes, that is a fair representation, I do not see this as rising to the level that necessitates government intervention.
Hopefully enough people will do the right thing that the government does not need to intervene.
That's not what I said at all.
lol...You're like the fisherman whose hook is caught on a log who is celebrating because he thinks he caught a big one.
You might want to cut your line and change your bait.
What's your point?Guess Maddow needs to take the same path with all of this false information. Make sure you have some extra pearls to clutch.
"Now we know that the vaccines work well enough that the virus stops with every vaccinated person," Maddow said on her show the evening of March 29, 2021.
"A vaccinated person gets exposed to the virus, the virus does not infect them, the virus cannot then use that person to go anywhere else," she added with a shrug. "It cannot use a vaccinated person as a host to go get more people."
If by missteps you mean intentionally misleading the public the answer is yes. He's purposefully mislead the public on at least 3 occasions. I don't trust people that lie to me, especially when they tell me it's for my own good.I haven't really followed much of what he had to say. I'm guessing he made some missteps along the way.
Guess Maddow needs to take the same path with all of this false information. Make sure you have some extra pearls to clutch.
"Now we know that the vaccines work well enough that the virus stops with every vaccinated person," Maddow said on her show the evening of March 29, 2021.
"A vaccinated person gets exposed to the virus, the virus does not infect them, the virus cannot then use that person to go anywhere else," she added with a shrug. "It cannot use a vaccinated person as a host to go get more people."
I stated them as directly as possible.So you're saying- "Hopefully enough people will do the right thing that the government does not need to intervene."
Does not mean "I support government intervention if enough people do not do the right thing"?
Why do you also play games? Simply directly state your views and save us all time.