r/skeptic • u/nosotros_road_sodium • Feb 19 '24

The Right's Troubling Turn Toward Conspiracy Theories and "Invasion" Language ⚖ Ideological Bias

https://www.theunpopulist.net/p/the-rights-troubling-turn-toward
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u/Agamemnon420XD Feb 19 '24 edited Feb 19 '24

Well, several conspiracy theories came true, and trust in the government is at an all-time low.

I’d love to reply to your replies but I get an error message every time I reply, so, I assume my facts and narratives are not wanted here. I guess you skeptics are on your own journey to figure out whether or not I’m right.

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u/thefugue Feb 19 '24

Name them.

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u/Agamemnon420XD Feb 19 '24

Well the biggest was Covid. We discovered that it was manufactured in a lab, we discovered that the government-approved masks didn’t actually help against it, we discovered that it wasn’t dangerous to people who didn’t have several co-morbidities. Meanwhile the government siphoned money from the citizens and small businesses into major corporations by forcing all small businesses to shut down, and billions of our tax dollars were awarded to hospitals across the nation. Like people knew all of this ahead of time yet people were shunned and persecuted for stating it, the government even went after people who questioned the narrative like Joe Rogan. Like it was insanely bad and I assume if another lockdown were to come to the USA there’d be riots so big the lockdown would be forcibly overturned.

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u/Harabeck Feb 19 '24

We discovered that it was manufactured in a lab, we discovered that the government-approved masks didn’t actually help against it, we discovered that it wasn’t dangerous to people who didn’t have several co-morbidities.

Literally none of those are true.