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The stupidity of the anti-vaxx nutcases

Railing against a government that has in most cases been paying their bills for the last year and beyond.
 
What was notable to me was that they didn't really say anything concrete about what they actually thought. Some vague thing about not trusting 'MSM' (using that is a red flag imo) and 'doing your own research' but not what they really thought and why they were on the demo. They could have been slightly lockdown skeptical with some reasonable arguments, or full-on NWO/Bill Gates 5G/death camps/covid deniers/QAnon loons.

That's because they haven't been 'thinking', just dumb twats rather than full-on conspiraloons.
 
I have an absolute zero tolerance for anything like that in my (albeit relatively small) friendship circle. TBH apart from here I don't do any social media, so it's much easier to avoid. A few folks in the wider circle of people I know have some hints of these positions, and I have heard of other people I know of/knew in the past who've gone that way much more.
Me too, now, but I did years and years of putting up with it, pretending I didn't mind, couldn't hear etc. Absolutely can't tolerate it now possibly connected to how long i did.
 
Railing against a government that has in most cases been paying their bills for the last year and beyond.
yes, would love them to follow their logic through: no more NHS for them, no more road usage, no schools for their children, no benefits, no safety checks on their food, no police to turn up, no ambulances.

they are not so hard fighting to "regain them freedoms". they'd be truly free then.
 
I do think it's really notable that a significant section of the alternative/counter-cultural/hippie/new age/whatever scene has fully gone down this bonkers conspiracy route.
Its always been that way, in my experience, even before the internet, people (circle was drugs / hedonism with a "spiritual" gloss on it) were lending me david icke paperbacks in the 1990s.
 
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What was notable to me was that they didn't really say anything concrete about what they actually thought. Some vague thing about not trusting 'MSM' (using that is a red flag imo) and 'doing your own research' but not what they really thought and why they were on the demo. They could have been slightly lockdown skeptical with some reasonable arguments, or full-on NWO/Bill Gates 5G/death camps/covid deniers/QAnon loons.
I wouldn't have expected that from an interview anyway but no they didn't. In no way would I suggest that they have come to the right conclusions as to what to do, or even thought it through. However what they also didn't do was bang on about chemtrails and 5G and vaccines changing our DNA.

(ETA: I have been to some of these marches to take photos and there are definitely people who do do the latter, in fact the majority of official speakers, but it's worth thinking about why other people might come along even if that's not what they believe.)
 
I wouldn't have expected that from an interview anyway but no they didn't. In no way would I suggest that they have come to the right conclusions as to what to do, or even thought it through. However what they also didn't do was bang on about chemtrails and 5G and vaccines changing our DNA.

(ETA: I have been to some of these marches to take photos and there are definitely people who do do the latter, in fact the majority of official speakers, but it's worth thinking about why other people might come along even if that's not what they believe.)

We have often discussed that people go to those kind of events for a whole mix of reasons, some more understandable than others, some are maybe even reasonable. But tbh that's the same with some right wing demos, people are fucked over in a whole host of complex ways, and often have some legitimate concerns, but have gone down the wrong route in trying to address and make sense of them. These anti-lockdown things also act in a similar way to reactionary and right wing events that drag people in with all sorts of concerns, and then politicize them in a much worse direction. And similar in some of the ways they pray on and recruit from vulnerable and isolated people as well.
 
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We have often discussed that people go to those kind of events for a whole mix of reasons, some more understandable than others, some are maybe even reasonable. But tbh that's the same with some right wing demos, people are fucked over in a whole host of complex ways, and often have some legitimate concerns, but have gone down the wrong route in trying to address and make sense of them. These anti-lockdown things also act in a similar way to reactionary and right wing events that drag people in with all sorts of concerns, and then politicize them in a much worse direction. And similar in some of the ways they pray on and recruit from vulnerable and isolated people as well.
It is precisely the same as the big right-wing demos like the first FLA ones, and I would say (and did iirc) the exact same thing about those too.

ETA: if there's a difference I think that's it that there's even less place for complaints about lockdown corruption and hypocrisy now in mainstream politics than the issues that pulled people out for the FLA.
 
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Railing against a government that has in most cases been paying their bills for the last year and beyond.

The government has been paying most of my bills for the past year which doesn't mean I owe them any loyalty. I want to see them thrown out of the Palace of Westminster, loaded onto a barge dragged through the Traitors' Gate, and dumped in the dungeons of the White Tower, alongside Laurence Fox, Piers Corbyn, and James Dellingpole who will be paid to cough on them.
 
Its always been that way, in my experience, even before the internet, people (circle was drugs / hedonism with a "spiritual" gloss on it) were lending me david icke paperbacks in the 1990s.
I've always been on the periphery of that sort of scene, which yes for me has been about the drugs and hedonism primarily, but there was always an underlying sense of solidarity / having something in common - which I do think has now been utterly shattered. I don't want to party with lots of those cunts any more.
 
Came across a particularly bonkers conspiracy theory recently. Heard about it in the US so inevitably it'll make its way here.

We all know covid is "just the flu", and not serious. So why do some people die? It's down to the doctors, of course. They're in on it. They could easily treat the mild respiratory conditions but they deliberately make it worse and some patients die. Why? So the doctors can harvest their knee fluid and sell it.

It's like they're trying to outdo each other with the absurdity of the stories.

In other news, PM me if you want any synovial fluid. Very pure. Special price for urbanites
 
We all know covid is "just the flu", and not serious. So why do some people die? It's down to the doctors, of course. They're in on it. They could easily treat the mild respiratory conditions but they deliberately make it worse and some patients die. Why? So the doctors can harvest their knee fluid and sell it.

And who's been pushing hard for vaccinations lately? None other than Toe-Knee Blair - the New World Order is clearly taunting us by leaving these obvious clues in plain sight.
 
I've always been on the periphery of that sort of scene, which yes for me has been about the drugs and hedonism primarily, but there was always an underlying sense of solidarity / having something in common - which I do think has now been utterly shattered. I don't want to party with lots of those cunts any more.
Same (tho less party-ish) and it's left me feeling pretty sad tbh.
 
What I don't get is what they think the government gains from all this if it's a sham? I guess they would say 'Well, they're exercising CONTROL over us!/To stay in power' - although sadly, as polls have shown, including before all this shit, the British public won't even vote the fuckers out, so they'd hardly be worried about revolution. I'm sure the most capitalist fucking government ever would much rather have an economy that wasn't totally fucked and people spending more money and paying more taxes than feel oh-so-powerful because people are 'obeying' them by staying at home.

Presumably their answer is blah blah blah conspiracy, blah blah 'but add up the letters in their names and it comes to 642 which is nearly 666' blah blah Rothschilds blah secret paedo network blah tracking chips

I mean, honestly, even if it was about tracking chips, this would be a totally pointlessly difficult way of going about it. It would probably be cheaper, more effective and certainly easier, to offer everyone a free iPhone if they agree to have a government tracking chip. :facepalm:
 
Who is this wanker? This is one of the least obnoxious of his videos. ‘I am being persecuted’. It’s a grift obviously. Does he have a background?

 
His commentary on mental health is of the delightful ‘stop whining’ oeuvre. Grifting off the nastiest of human impulses. Totally normal chap this.
 
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i know what you mean though - it pays to be careful and see where in "ever bit of bullshit there is a grain of truth". trusting MSM media outright is just as foolish as the reverse. intelligent debates can be had around covid, from all angles (but when conspiracy is there, I think it's a lost cause).
Something I've been thinking for a while is that a like "guide to vaccines for people who hate big pharma" would be really good. Like, I don't like the pharmaceutical companies, and would not suggest that anyone blindly puts unconditional trust in pharma companies, or think that they're motivated by any kind of altruism. I still strongly support people getting vaccinated though. Like, I feel that there's a coherent argument to be made for why you can be pro-vaccine while also being very skeptical about the pharmaceutical industry, I don't think that I'm the person to string all that together though (especially not at 11 on a Saturday night).
 
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