Besides, here in Western Kansas, I know of no one in two counties with long-term COVID complications, but I know many people with long-term VACCINE complications.
Get the Vaccine and you will suffer for it.
I agree, you mostly likely have watched "too many" of those videos. The other problem is that you believe them uncritically, and won't stop spreading the rubbish that you absorbed. YouTube and FaceBook is not an education.
Does HN have a policy against straight-up actual false, scaremongering COVID public health statements like the "I know many people with long-term VACCINE complications. Get the Vaccine and you will suffer for it" one?
Which COVID-19 vaccine was "Get the Vaccine and ..." referring to, anyway? There are several, with different modes of operation.
Unfortunately no. They also allow straight-up actual false, scaremongering COVID public health statements like the "I know many people with long-term COVID complications. Get the vaccine or you will suffer from them".
See the problem? They could both be false, or they could both be true. But if they're both true, what your suggesting is the censorship of not misinformation, but the actual account of a real life vaccine injury.
The could not. One of them, the first one, is at variance with reality. Read it again, they did not claim a real life vaccine injury, they claimed "many people", "long term" and also "it will happen to you". This is, I repeat, nonsense.
Ok here you go..
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6mxqC9SiRh8
The community of people injured by the vaccine, mentioned in the video.
Second, IIRC is a clearing house for self-reporting unverified claims. Not a group of people that OP personally knows.
Basically a big old nothingburger, thanks for wasting 5 minutes our time.
Also, a question to everyone who come across this.
Do you think the people in the first video, who took part in trials and suffered injuries, deserve medical/financial support from the government or the companies who did the trials?
Look, for me it does not add up. I mean, what is their end game? If the whole thing gains public support and popularity, which we have to assume their intention is, the people in the video can be easily followed up and their claims validated (I am pretty sure the opposition would love to do it, which would be also quite easy). Which will ultimately backfire on themselves, which make it unlikely to be their (at least the senator's) endgame..
So what is it?
Also, why is there no fact check that "debunks" the whole thing?
Will it? Are you sure? US media is now so polarised that the various echo-chambers almost never intersect. The US right anti-covid train has been going for an appallingly long time, why would it stop now due to mere facts. There have been facts all long, that hasn't made a difference. To that topic or others that I could name.
> Also, why is there no fact check that "debunks" the whole thing?
Are you sure that there isn't? Have you looked? I linked to an article "debunking" the same character, upthread. I know their name and their position, but I do not follow all their antics: Circus clowns gonna circus clown. It's not on me to research a debunking of that specific performance.
Pretty sure. Why do you think the opposition won't take care of it?
>Are you sure that there isn't?
It would help if you ignore the politician in it. I am taking about the actual people in the first video, who claim to have suffered AEFIs.
As I said above, recent track record. This is not a thing that we see happening, so why would it start happening now? Do you not think that the media spheres are disjoint, as I said above?
> I am taking about the actual people in the first video, who claim to have suffered AEFIs.
So then, are you sure that there isn't a fact check that "debunks" that? Have you looked?
I asked a specific question about opposition not interested in "debunking" the "dubious" claims of those people organized by the senator. You seem to be talking about some "anti-covid train".
So may be it will help if you address my question.
> Have you looked?
https://www.wisn.com/article/sen-ron-johnson-holding-milwauk...
Does not mention or doubt the legitimacy of the victims of AEFI.
What that seems to translate to is "I regurgitate propaganda videos and claim that they're my first-hand knowledge"
Which is pretty sad, TBH.
Why do it need to be first hand knowledge, if it is legitimate?
Why did they claim first-hand knowledge? because immediacy feels more convincing. A story in first person is more visceral. Why did they feel the need to "make it more convincing" like that? it's a tell.
I don't think they did.
The phrasing is intended to give the feeling of immediacy.
Also, what does this mean? Please explain.
It’s funny how this pandemic started as a health problem but ultimately became an IQ problem.