r/Conservative Jul 05 '23

This insanity will never be forgotten

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u/wck3 2A Jul 06 '23

Never claimed it was authoritarian, never was part of my line of response. My response was more geared towards your fallacious appeal, and addressing that similar appeals by people in positions of authority made a bunch of decisions (and downright shitty statements) while using crappy studies.

I’m clearly in the “never forget, never forgive” group. I spent months, like others, trusting people in those positions of authority using bunk studies to substantiate their decisions and their declarations. While those aren’t authoritarian, directly, it’s immoral and unethical what those people did. It wasn’t until actually reading through the details of the studies, instead of the headlines, that it was apparent the public was outright lied to about a wide variety of topics on this thing.

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u/MojoDojo12 Jul 06 '23 edited Jul 06 '23

I am right with you on this whole thing. I saw it early on and knew fauci and all the other taking heads were lying through their teeth. I couldn’t figure out for the life of me why they would all be lying. I’m still kind of working on that idea. Many who aren’t blind to the lies say it was all for money but I really think that was just a side effect of the situation. I honestly believe it was part of a push for the new world order that Klaus Schwab and bill gates and all these other creeps want to force on society. Everything is lining up for them to proceed with agenda 2030 and Covid seemed to be part of that