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delta79 said:
It is nice to see there is a conspiracy theories line even you can't back

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No one with a basic primary school education could possibly believe those. ;)
ETA: I mean, chemtrails is the most plausible of the three, and that's a joke.
 
I've often wondered why people believe in conspiracy theories like chemtrails, flat earth, and the whole 5G & coronavirus rubbish.
 
It’s not just 5G that’s the issue
It’s all the EMI fields creating electromagnetic hypersensitivity. Which is destroying our immune systems.
Lower immune system means you are more susceptible to covid infection
 
Jonathan said:
And your evidence for this claim is...?
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Meanwhile, those of us with a rudimentry grasp of the phisics behind EM radiation are far more concerned right now with the Orwellian nightmare the NWO have imposed on Earth... and the way the vast majority of people, save for a few gun-nut extremists in America, seem to have rolled over and gladly submitted to it..........
 
rob666 said:
Quackery level pseudoscience.
Absolutely no confidence in your "journal" after five minutes of research.
Grow up man for gods sake, your junk quotes are really getting tedious.
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so you are ok the mandatory vaccination.
you have no say in the chemicals the government inject into you, what they do to you, the side effects that may happen.


The only bit of freedom we all have left is the say over our own bodies and what happens to them.

once you give that up, whats the point in living

They have control over everything you do
 
Plastic Person said:
Purely my opinion, but it seems easier and more tempting to suspect and blame largely unprovable theories, rather than to confront some of the more boring reasons that your life might be disappointing or unfair.
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That's the most plausible explanation I've heard on the matter.
 
If your individual freedoms impinge on the freedoms of the wider population, then your individual freedoms take a back seat! Easy peasy!

As the right are fond of saying: if you don't like it, move somewhere else snowflake
 
Just to be clear, I am in no way an "anti-vaxer". The evidence that they work is simply that humanity still exists.

HOWEVER....
Brand new untested vaccine that will inevitably be mandatory (or more likely, "optional, but without it you won't be allowed out of your house")? Nope!
 
On a more sensible note on this topic...
Crushed my finger on easter monday, splatted fingertip.
Worn a tinfoil cover over the dressing to keep it clean.
And my finger hasnt gone paranoid.
Yet.
 
bluesonichd said:
so you are ok the mandatory vaccination.
you have no say in the chemicals the government inject into you, what they do to you, the side effects that may happen.


The only bit of freedom we all have left is the say over our own bodies and what happens to them.

once you give that up, whats the point in living

They have control over everything you do
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Do you eat processed & fast foods? Takeaways?
Do you use deodorants? Body wash?
Drink alcohol? Smoke?

Your point about choice over chemicals into your own body is really interesting, given I imagine the answer to at least some of the questions above is yes.

You’re full of stuff already, I promise. Being a hot head with a conspiracy theory and refusing a vaccination won’t make you any less brimming with man made chemicals.
I get your point around choice, but I can’t agree with the “you don’t know what they’re putting in you”. You don’t know what you’re putting into you half the time, whenever you eat processed food or spray a bit of deodorant.

Also in reference to your citation of a website as “black and white” re: 5G:

I understood that black and white used to refer to trusted and verified sources of information within books and other printed text (dubiously used for quoting newspaper reporting!). Very interesting to see how you’ve just used it for some unverified opinion that exists in the ether amongst millions of other conspiracy theory websites... I read the “about CE” page, which was useful in aiding my understanding of what exactly that website promotes.

“Wickerman was built by a cult obsessed park management team who want to burn guests and use their charred remains for fuel in the Skyride”.

Black and white because I wrote it? Just playing devils advocate ;-)

(PS I did study conspiracy theories and paranormal beliefs as part of my degree.
Barking, M (2003) A Culture of Conspiracy, Apocalyptic Visions in Contemporary America

- A great book. I recommend.)
 
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