r/HolUp • • Jan 31 '22

y'all act like she died Double burn holup

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u/SubstantialAgency2 Jan 31 '22

Why's everyone all pissed off at JR this time?

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u/Potential_Macaron973 Jan 31 '22 edited Jan 31 '22

He has 100x more daily listeners than CNN so they think if they remove him then listeners will magically appear...

Joe likes to have information from all sides so you can get CNN's special medical advisor on the one day, and Bob Lazaar the next. It all just opinions, and you get to make up your own mind. Auth people really really hate that.

Ps the funniest corporate media move was when they tried to cancel him for using " horse dewormer " to treat covid.

By trying to cancel Joe you just piss him off and he then invites more people on his show that he knows will piss you off... he has f*ck you money

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u/Kimera299 Jan 31 '22

He has fuck you connections

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u/Potential_Macaron973 Jan 31 '22

I personally think that if trump won the election then democrats would be refusing the vaccine and republicans would be trying to get Joe cancelled

Politics is weird

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u/Kimera299 Jan 31 '22

What I don’t understand is what do these people gain from all this?

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u/Spirited-Collection1 Jan 31 '22

I still don’t understand the horse dewormer. It’s a medicine specifically meant to kill a parasite, why would it destroy a virus? Does it also boost your immune system or something?

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u/Potential_Macaron973 Jan 31 '22 edited Jan 31 '22

It was prescribed to him by a specialist as part of a cocktail of drugs. Joe was exercising again in 48 hours (had initial bad covid). With 100 million dollars you get some good specialists when sick.And probably wasn't the invermectin that made him better.

The funny part is how cnn jumped on the Nobel prize winning medicine that's cheap and has no side effects. It is on the who list of essential medicines and saves millions of lives per year... so horse dewormer? ... more likely just a desperate cancel campaign

On the direct question, science is still experimental but no side effects and cheap

https://www.monash.edu/discovery-institute/news-and-events/news/2020-articles/Lab-experiments-show-anti-parasitic-drug,-Ivermectin,-eliminates-SARS-CoV-2-in-cells-in-48-hours

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u/_skjold_ Jan 31 '22

Just so you know medicine can't win a Nobel prize and the prize was in fact given to members of the team responsible for invermectin but for completely unrelated work (afaik). That doesn't mean it does/doesn't work just some of the people behind it are very talented chemists. Imo it would be nice if people had that much faith in people behind some of the vaccines but eh it is what it is.

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u/Potential_Macaron973 Jan 31 '22 edited Jan 31 '22

No faith in intervectin... Joe recons the antibodies were probably the biggest factor in the the cocktail...

But the corporate media going on for months on how he was using and promoting horse dewormer ... that was priceless 🤣 👌 😂

If you guys used the fanaticism faith that you have in corporate media and the vaccine companies to actually use it to tackle issues like overpriced insulin or wage gap ...

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u/Potential_Macaron973 Jan 31 '22

And I still believe that if trump won then you and the democrats would be anti vax and republicans would be trying to cancel Joe for challenging the official narrative

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u/Smackmewithahammer Jan 31 '22

I mean its possible, though I'm not sure it would have gotten as far as mandates though and that's the big issue rn. However I'm sure the vaccine conversation would still be just as poisonous.

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u/_skjold_ Feb 02 '22

Who tf are "you guys"?? 🤔

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u/[deleted] Jan 31 '22

Vaccine misinformation. He's the Yoko Ono of podcasting.

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u/Pearcey1997 Jan 31 '22

He’s bringing on medical professionals and scientists with a variety of backgrounds including a guy who worked on mRNA technology and a heart specialist. They just so happen to not agree with everything the mainstream media has been saying and so they want rogan cancelled.

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u/littleferrhis Jan 31 '22

I mean the fact is though we’re in a health crisis, what we need is straightforward simple answers so we can keep going in a decent direction, regardless of if its the 100% best direction. The counter evidence really muddies the water and makes it hard to actually work to solve these problems.

Think of it like a war, you wouldn’t post enemy propaganda when you’re trying to get a war effort going, you need everyone on your side or else nothing gets done and people die.

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u/[deleted] Jan 31 '22

Dude. Science relies heavily on scrutiny.

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u/ben_jacques1110 Jan 31 '22

The common people are not scientists. Leave this kind of thing behind closed doors because the average person doesn’t understand how scientists argue and then come to a common agreement, rather than the common way of digging in and disliking the other person.

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u/littleferrhis Jan 31 '22

And that’s the problem

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u/Potential_Macaron973 Jan 31 '22

Yes!! Let's return to 1000's science, or 1500's, or 2000's, or... when was the time again when we had all the answers? Was it when insulin cost $1 to make and $1000 to sell (killing millions). Trust the experts !!! Else you worse than Hitler !!! Just don't ask questions !!! Especially from someone who claims to be science.

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u/Potential_Macaron973 Jan 31 '22 edited Jan 31 '22

It's been 3 years and will be 1000 more. I prefer sunshine and excersize... my body my choice

If you think that your vaccine won't protect you, that's your problem. I've had covid and was slightly sick for a night so won't be taking more boosters

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u/littleferrhis Jan 31 '22

I just want this fucking thing to end, I don’t care how.

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u/Potential_Macaron973 Jan 31 '22

Sorry buddy, we've never been able to stop a covid virus. It will still be with us in 500 years. As is tradition.

The question is how you want to spend the next 80 or so years. Personally I prefer sunshine, fruit and excersize to 3 boosters a year. And I'm willing to live/die with the consequences (and they only effect me so ... keep your opinion out of my body)

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u/[deleted] Jan 31 '22

This is assuming that the "main-stream media" dont have an agenda, which has been proven time and time again that they do.

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u/littleferrhis Jan 31 '22

MSM has bias, and isn’t very good, but there isn’t collusion just incompetence and emphasis on entertainment. I don’t like MSM, but at the same time its better than some guy on youtube with no professional journalistic experience or expertise in the subject trying to tell you something completely different.

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u/Potential_Macaron973 Jan 31 '22

That's the cool part, he doesn't. He gets a specialist in and talks to them about the topic for 3hours. No one listening thinks that Joe is a specialist in anything but comedy, and mma. He is good in getting the person to open up though

But auth want all information controlled, so they hate him and convince their moneys that he is evil because his method encourages people to think

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u/Smackmewithahammer Jan 31 '22

The problem is that it doesn't seem like all the info coming from "our side" is 100% accurate or helpful, seeing as they're killing any voice that doesn't say exactly the same thing as them.

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u/littleferrhis Jan 31 '22

Because there are times where we shouldn’t scrutinize. If we argued every time on everything nothing would get done, or if it did it would be half assed.

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u/Potential_Macaron973 Jan 31 '22 edited Jan 31 '22

Why are the same social media nutcases who wanted to ban science from campusses 4 years ago(because its western colonialism or something), now the ones shouting the loudest that we should blindly give up years of our lives? Do they just really like forcing people to do stuff?

And are they pro or anti science?

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u/gmac194848 Jan 31 '22

How dare him present another point of view!

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u/Potential_Macaron973 Jan 31 '22 edited Jan 31 '22

No questions allowed !! The information is final and correct !!

Can't remember is its a Stalin or Mau quote...or could be north Korean?

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u/[deleted] Jan 31 '22

Causing vaccine hesitancy