n_huffhines
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He is however, whether knowingly or not, a puppet for the ruling class and I don’t see how somebody who claims to care about liberty could spend so much time simpimg for him. But you do you I guess…
Awww… I hurt his little feelings. How cute.OK, so you are just saying stupid **** about libertarianism in this thread. Why the fkn run around? You too are a waste of time. It's like you guys believe:
libertarian
[ lib-er-tair-ee-uhn ]
noun
- someone who thinks it's cool for people to cast false pedo aspersions on their political enemies.
Also… I’m pretty sure I told you this was a waste of time like 3 days ago.OK, so you are just saying stupid **** about libertarianism in this thread. Why the fkn run around? You too are a waste of time. It's like you guys believe:
libertarian
[ lib-er-tair-ee-uhn ]
noun
- someone who thinks it's cool for people to cast false pedo aspersions on their political enemies.
yeah I covered his statements and claims. he was allergic and brought up many of the issues the vaccines actually had, and used that as justification, but Pfizer and the FDA weren't admitting to at the time. I can't remember the exact timeline but those two held onto 100% safe 100% effective for far too long, even before the first studies came out saying anything. Rodgers was pointing that out, and got lit up for it. didn't matter that at least some of his claims were proven true (not 100% effective, not 100% safe), he came out against the narrative.
and considering he started losing his sponsors 1 day after making the statement, yeah I would say the timing is pretty determinant in the matter, and tends to say one isn't very outspoken. and considering Rodgers didn't even bring up the subject matter himself in the interview would further go to show he wasn't outspoken. at the time he could have made those comments once and dropped it, and no one would consider him "outspoken", but it wouldn't have mattered, the sponsors were already reacting.
covered the timeline earlier. I couldn't remember when they gave up the 100% line. it took way too long for people, including the admin, to admit it wasn't what it was cooked up to be, and anyone who refuted that was shut down. heck actual doctors were censored for not being on the party line.Here is the very first headline from Pfizer telling us it was not 100% effective.
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For the most part, you make good defenses of the things you are bringing up, but you aren't bringing up everything that he said. There's plenty of fodder here. Rodgers makes plenty of terrible arguments that are probably convincing to many people. Apparently it may have worked on you because to this day you thought Pfizer was claiming 100% effective.
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covered the timeline earlier. I couldn't remember when they gave up the 100% line. it took way too long for people, including the admin, to admit it wasn't what it was cooked up to be, and anyone who refuted that was shut down. heck actual doctors were censored for not being on the party line.
Sounds like Fauci wasn't basing his shat on science.I think it'd be great for fauci to go on to analyze Aaron Rodgers' reading of defenses or his throwing mechanics. Makes as much sense as having AR on to Monday morning quarterback fauci.
That headline shows they said 95% effective when the drug was announced. What are you talking about? I can't find that they ever said 100% effective.
I remember my cousin and I marveling at the headlines. 95% effective was a miracle of science. Then Aaron Rodgers types come along and say more or less, "it's not 100% effective, we've been misled." But they told us from the very start.
Sounds like Fauci wasn't basing his shat on science.
Fauci to Congress: 6-foot social distancing guidance likely not based on data
Republican lawmakers criticized the former NIH official for playing "semantics" about lab leaks and gain-of-function research during closed-door congressional testimony this week.reason.com
Pfizer's CEO was touting 100% in some of his tweets...
The average American will read that as 100% effective. Most aren't smart enough to see the nuance...