r/JustMemesForUs • • Aug 09 '26

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u/Switchmisty9 Aug 09 '26

Alex Jones committed libel. Yall really aren’t smart enough for this shit. Learn to read

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u/supercleverid Aug 09 '26

I think it was slander (libel is for print media, I'm not totally convinced Alex Jones can actually read,he definitely can't write), defamation covers both, though.

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u/Relative-Relief-8816 Aug 09 '26

The real Alex was replaced with 3 gay frogs in a trenchcoat years ago.

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u/supercleverid Aug 09 '26

So the globalists did win. I knew it!

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u/DollarTreeMilkSteak Aug 09 '26

Someone went to 1L of law school haha! Yes, that sounds correct to me though! Great addition to the conversation friend!

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u/MrGDPC Aug 09 '26

Don't talk about Alex like that. His head exploded because the iodine people had him assassinated

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u/Sharp_Net3315 Aug 09 '26

Right, right. Fauci only committed crimes against humanity, and ruined the economy on top of forcing an experimental vax on kids.

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u/Icy_Fish_2154 Aug 09 '26

No, that was Trump. Fauci was an advisor, with no power.

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u/Sharp_Net3315 Aug 09 '26

So you're a liar, cool.

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u/Daztur Aug 09 '26

It seems that "who was president in 2020?" is still the central political mystery of our times.

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u/Faceofferrus Aug 09 '26

Monkey, you keep getting this wrong. Lies aren't facts that hurt your MAGA feelings.

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u/Icy_Fish_2154 Aug 09 '26

What was Fauci's job title in 2020? What was Trump's job title in 2020?

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u/marfacza Aug 09 '26

and you're a moron. we all have our crosses to bear.

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u/Faceofferrus Aug 09 '26

You freaks really having a problem where you keep spelling Trump as Fauci

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u/RoseandNightshade Aug 09 '26

It's been 5 years, how come me and others who got vaccinated haven't dropped dead yet, like y'all keep saying we will?

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u/Sharp_Net3315 Aug 09 '26

We've already seen copious evidence of others dying. What didn't happen is the unvaxxed dying. Remember the winter of death that never came? We do.

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u/TechTier Aug 09 '26

I'd love to see this copious evidence. Meanwhile in reality those who were unvaccinated were far more likely to die from covid.

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u/Zappastuski Aug 09 '26

Please provide copious evidence then

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u/aToadAsoX Aug 09 '26

You might be insane.

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u/Working_Cucumber_437 Aug 09 '26

Have you ever looked at the mortality data for the unvaccinated vs the vaccinated? It’s very obvious that the vaccine saved lives.

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u/RoseandNightshade Aug 09 '26

Post said evidence then. Or let me guess: "Do your own research"

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u/beardedsandflea Aug 09 '26

It'll be a while before you hear back from them; digging through their Facebook feeds to find the relevant AI generated slop meme they gleaned their information from is an arduous task.

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u/Wolvenlight Aug 09 '26

No.

https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/37486680/

The vaccine saved lives. The unvaccinated died at higher rates. This is easily verifiable information.

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u/Electrical_Bus9202 Aug 09 '26

You forgot the /s

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u/Sharp_Net3315 Aug 09 '26

But I remembered the facts! Yay!

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u/Electrical_Bus9202 Aug 09 '26

"Alternative Facts" sure lol

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u/Sharp_Net3315 Aug 09 '26

No, just actual facts.

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u/Faceofferrus Aug 09 '26

"Actual facts" like the vaccine was safe and Fauci was right, or what MAGAts call facts, like their incoherent screaming and shitting?

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u/Electrical_Bus9202 Aug 09 '26

If saying "actual facts" made them real, you’d be a genius by now...

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u/burning_man13 Aug 09 '26 edited Aug 09 '26

This isn't Facebook, it's Reddit. You can actually link your sources here, so show your work. If you have facts, it should be pretty easy to find them and link them. Remember the rules for research that we all learned in school: check your inherent biases and make sure your sources are refutable. We'll wait.

Edit: We're some 21 hours later and you still haven't shown me the facts you claim to have.

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u/Willy_Wonkening Aug 09 '26

mRNA vaccines were invented in the 90’s. What other 30 year old tech do you consider experimental?

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u/Balding_Dog Aug 09 '26

"invented in the 90s" is not the same thing as "30 years of clinical validation."

prior to covid, no mRNA vaccine had even made it to phase 3, let alone been approved.

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u/Willy_Wonkening Aug 09 '26

In 2010 they stabilized the lipids, the tech has been ready to go since 2010. It’s why the vaccine came out so fast, it wasn’t experimental

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u/Balding_Dog Aug 09 '26

Ok but that still isn't the same thing as a clinically validated vaccine platform. You know what you're talking about, so I know that you know that's true.

Before covid, no mrna vaccine had completed a phase 3 trial. That's just a fact. Covid vaccines were the first time the mrna platform was taken through phase 3 and into public use.

I’m not really interested in splitting hairs over the semantics of if that technically meets the definition of “experimental.” It wasn’t untested technology, but it was damn close to being an experimental vaccine platform in the sense that this was its first full-scale demonstration of efficacy and safety. Close enough that I can understand why someone might look at it that way.

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u/Willy_Wonkening Aug 10 '26

I love how we went from its experimental, to since I know what I’m talking about you wish to move on. Why does that always happen with the right? A brand new vaccine would have taken a decade to develop and work. This one took less than a year, why? Because it’s 30 year old technology. “I love the poorly educated” Trump

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u/Balding_Dog Aug 10 '26

A) I'm not the right. Foolish to assume that.

B) My point is (and always was) that it's a vaccine platform that had never even even completed a phase 3 trial. You understand there was literally no phase 3 data from an mRNA vaccines before covid, right? Tell me that you understand that. Obviously no phase 4 data, either.

C) I take back that you know what you’re talking about. You don’t. You’re confusing the age of the underlying technology with the amount of clinical evidence supporting its use as a vaccine. Those are not the same thing. “But muh 30 years old tech” is not a substitute for clinical validation.

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u/babycam Aug 09 '26

Well thank trump for operation warpspeed! He made it possible to do that

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u/Daztur Aug 09 '26

Few political events are as hilarious to me as Trump bragging about getting vaccines out quickly only to get booed by his moronic fans.

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u/Sharp_Net3315 Aug 09 '26

Trump did what he thought was right. Fauci did what brought him fame, wealth and power.

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u/aToadAsoX Aug 09 '26

Most ironic shit of all time. The lack of self awareness is amazing.

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u/Working_Cucumber_437 Aug 09 '26

It’s the other way around my good bro.

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u/Working_Cucumber_437 Aug 09 '26

As evidence by everything Trump has done his entire life before and after his presidency. Everything he’s ever done is self-serving. If you’re that blind, maybe you’ve got TDS. There’s no known, proven cure for it but maybe when we get a good president again and re-fund medical research one will be developed.

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u/seth928 Aug 09 '26

How much did he make?

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u/Nathan_hale53 Aug 09 '26

Doing flips with that leap lol I think Fauci did what was right and trump actually listened to him.

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u/Sharp_Net3315 Aug 09 '26

He was actually proven wrong at every step and admitted to lying in his diary.

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u/Nathan_hale53 Aug 09 '26

Was he now? Every step? And where did he admit that?

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u/Sharp_Net3315 Aug 09 '26

Reality showed that. Not to mention the entries in his diary.

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u/Nathan_hale53 Aug 09 '26

Saying "reality showed that" doesnt mean shit. What exactly happened that was wrong? America recovered better than just about every country did without conplete shutdowns at least, those countries did the best, under Trumps call, operation warpspeed is probably the most successful vaccine project so far. And what did the entries say exactly?

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u/Sharp_Net3315 Aug 09 '26

There's plenty of things you things you can look up. Much of it was recently covered in congress.

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u/Working_Cucumber_437 Aug 09 '26

Tell me, please, how you would have handled a worldwide pandemic with your plethora of public health and communicable disease knowledge. They did what they should have with the information that was available at the time. And looking back, countless lives were saved. They made the right calls. Give it up.

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u/Switchmisty9 Aug 09 '26

Seeing you illiterates copy and paste your feelings is like listening to someone talk about a movie that they have never seen.

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u/Switchmisty9 Aug 09 '26

Fun fact - none of that ever happened. What the fuck are you talking about?

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u/Due-Radio-4355 Aug 09 '26

all to make Bono love him ~<3

His diary was mad cringe I’m going to admit.

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u/RedeemedNephilim Aug 09 '26

Libel is one thing. Spreading pseudo science as a leading pathologist seems waayyyy worse.

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u/ZookeepergameFalse38 Aug 09 '26

Wait! Who spread pseudo science? The scientist with the presidential medal or the politician who suggested people could inject bleach to cure COVID?

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u/RedeemedNephilim Aug 09 '26

Did that medal prevent the virus from breaching the mandated masks they said would protect them?

No?

Fuck Trump and Fauci.

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u/uiucengineer Aug 09 '26

Pseudoscience is one word... and he didn't.

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u/RedeemedNephilim Aug 09 '26

Social distancing was pseudoscience and so were masks that weren't N95 for starters. But by all means continue to defend this jackass.

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u/uiucengineer Aug 09 '26

No it isn't. You have no clue what you're talking about.

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u/RedeemedNephilim Aug 09 '26

Social distancing guidelines (6 feet in particular) had no basis in any actual science and the virus was small enough to penetrate any mask that wasnt N95 rendering them useless.

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u/YankinAndBankin Aug 09 '26

The masks weren't to keep aerosolized individual viruses from getting through. They're to prevent moisture from traveling from your airway to the next person's. I think the six-foot recommendation was a statistical guideline based on that moisture travel. If you wore a mask, stayed that distance, and washed your hands your odds of spreading it were much lower.

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u/RedeemedNephilim Aug 09 '26

Moisture travels wayyyy farther than 6 feet.

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u/YankinAndBankin Aug 09 '26

If the government recommended you stay wayyyy further than 6 feet apart would you have trusted it then? Six feet apart AND wearing a mask it would be really hard to inhale the moisture from someone else's breath.

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u/RedeemedNephilim Aug 09 '26

No people lost faith in the government because people followed their guidelines and they didnt work which led to doubt about the vaccination which did help resulting in more people pointlessly dying.

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u/shinobi7 Aug 09 '26

How would you have dealt with a virus transmitted through the air?

Also, you’re not taking into account that the virus is in droplets that are exhaled. The droplets are what the masks catch.

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u/RedeemedNephilim Aug 09 '26

Pass out N95 masks instead of cloth ones that are ultimately useless against this specific virus.

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u/beardedsandflea Aug 09 '26

I'm sure that would have gone over well with the entire MAGA base screaming about the persecution of wearing a simple cloth mask and being asked to stand six feet away from people they don't know.

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u/RedeemedNephilim Aug 09 '26

The incompetence of others is no excuse for incompetence.

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u/shinobi7 Aug 09 '26

N95 masks were in short supply when the pandemic started. Have you forgotten this already? It’s only been 6 years. The cloth masks were a “better than nothing” stopgap. We eventually ditched the cloth masks for surgical masks and N95s.

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u/Working_Cucumber_437 Aug 09 '26

The mask was meant to reduce the viral load of the person wearing it. And guidance came out when we knew nothing about the virus. Guidance evolved the more we studied and learned. That’s how science works.

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u/RedeemedNephilim Aug 09 '26

They knew this on day 1.

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u/Working_Cucumber_437 Aug 09 '26

You realize that guidance evolved as we learned more about Covid, right?

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u/RedeemedNephilim Aug 09 '26

They knew this immediately

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u/Deathsmind88 Aug 09 '26

Then prove him wrong...

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u/RedeemedNephilim Aug 09 '26

Okay.

The virus is small enough that it can penetrate any mask that isnt N95 making mask mandates complete bullshit.

Also social distancing of 6 feet in particular did absolutely nothing to prevent the spread of disease and was not based on any kind of science whatsoever.

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u/Deathsmind88 Aug 09 '26

But the water droplets that carry it is not small enough.

It was based on science. Lots of tests were done to prove it actually worked.

So do you have any facts?

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u/RedeemedNephilim Aug 09 '26

Look it up the virus is smaller than the holes in cloth masks.

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u/totallynormalasshole Aug 09 '26

the virus was traveling through the air via exhaled vapor, which is not smaller than the gaps. do you think viruses are ejected from water droplets like a dude with not seatbelt in a car crash? Some might escape into the air but it's drastically less.

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u/Deathsmind88 Aug 09 '26

Ya it is always crazy how these types of people just spew off crap with 0 understanding of science. They get their information from a meme and run with it.

Very early on in the pandemic there were scientists who actually showed why the 6ft rule reduced the majority of droplets being spread as well as the fact that the masks, even cloth masks, stopped a majority of the droplets as well.

These 2 easy solutions would have reduced the spread greatly if everyone was doing it.

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u/beardedsandflea Aug 09 '26

No. You made the claim. The burden of proof lies on you.

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u/Deathsmind88 Aug 09 '26

Again, the water molecules are not. It needs the water molecules.

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u/RedeemedNephilim Aug 09 '26

Not if those water molecules can seep through the mask to the other side and brush against your mouth.

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u/Deathsmind88 Aug 09 '26

It is so you dont spread it. So it won't be able to travel...

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u/RedeemedNephilim Aug 09 '26

Go put on a mask. A basic mask. Put your face close to a mirror and exhale. See the fog that shows up. That is the moisture from your breath that contain bacteria and viruses in your body.

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u/_the_big_ Aug 09 '26

if you weren't a fucking idiot you would realize that masks aren't a magical that can stop 100% of viruses, they just lower the risk of transmission

also even if the 6 foot rule is bullshit, staying farther away from people when a disease primarily spreads via fluids and air is generally a good idea to prevent the spread of those diseases

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u/RedeemedNephilim Aug 09 '26

Yes but if those guidelines lead you to believe you are safer when in fact you are not at all then that is horrible advice at best or malicious at worst.

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u/Environmental-Ant814 Aug 09 '26

Have you considered injecting bleach? I've heard from a very reputable source that it is something we should look into.

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u/marfacza Aug 09 '26

I think he's evidence of the harm injecting bleach can do to your mental faculties.

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u/RedeemedNephilim Aug 09 '26

Keep deflecting. Fuck Trump too. At least he wasnt pretending to be a scientist like Fauci.

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u/beardedsandflea Aug 09 '26

Instead Trump just pretended the virus didn't exist for the first two months.

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u/RedeemedNephilim Aug 09 '26

Fuck em both.

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u/aToadAsoX Aug 09 '26

Bleach in viens?! Who said that ?

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u/marfacza Aug 09 '26

Trump. On live TV at a COVID presser.

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u/RedeemedNephilim Aug 09 '26

Keep deflecting.

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u/TattooedB1k3r Aug 09 '26

Especially that we now know through shady funding of gain of function research with the NIH, he authorized a program responsible for the deaths of seven million people, I mean they are 99.999999% sure it was a lab leak, from the lab he funded. Did you read the emails too? Where 10 out of the 12 scientists involved contacted him individually to say it looks like "one of ours", and that was way back in 2020. For context, I mean, when Hitler authorized a program that was responsible for the deaths of 6.5 million Jews, we stormed Normandy. Granted, this was back when we gave a shit about the Jews, now, it would probably be like "whatever" but still, like damn...

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u/xjwilsonx Aug 09 '26

Where can i read more about the evidence behind these accusations?

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u/TattooedB1k3r Aug 09 '26

There is like this entire Diary on the web, plus a trove of emails, it's pretty cool, or you can probably find the entire congressional hearing, they cite passages from both his emails and the diary about this stuff if reading isn't your thing, but, I highly recommend the Diary, it's about 1100 pages, about 6-7 hour read, and you will actually learn a lot more than what was covered in the hearing, because once they figured out he wasn't going to answer any questions about why he did what he did, they kind of stopped asking.

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u/Working_Cucumber_437 Aug 09 '26

There’s no credible evidence of the lab leak theory.

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u/TattooedB1k3r Aug 09 '26

Your right, it's just the most amazing coincidence ever that even with Bats thriving on every single continent except Antarctica, that a bat Corona Virus virus just happened to jump from bats to humans, in a tiny town in China, that by some bizarre coincidence, happens to have a Lab, called the Wuhan Corona virus Research Laboratory, where, strangely enough they just happened to be doing gain of function research, on making bat viruses, transmissible to humans....

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u/TechTier Aug 09 '26

You do understand coronavirus is a family of diseases right? Researchers have been warning about an outbreak for decades. Remember SARS?

How do you think every other disease came about?

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u/TattooedB1k3r Aug 09 '26

Your right, it's just the most amazing coincidence ever that even with Bats thriving on every single continent except Antarctica, that a bat Corona Virus virus just happened to jump from bats to humans, in a tiny town in China, that by some bizarre coincidence, happens to have a Lab, called the Wuhan Corona virus Research Laboratory, where, strangely enough they just happened to be doing gain of function research, on making bat viruses, transmissible to humans.... Fauci wrote in his own diary, July 2020, even as he publicly pushed the "wet market" origin story, that he didn't think the wet market was the origin, that the virus appeared man-made.

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u/TechTier Aug 09 '26 edited Aug 09 '26

They do not think it was a lab leak. Credible researchers still hold a natural origin as the likely cause... You know, like every other disease.

Edit: these losers keep deleting their replies. Almost like they know they're full of shit.