Seems the latest internet Covid preventative is gargling iodine. The antivaxxer and conspiracy theorist idiots who deny all clinical science and common sense continue to cling to any alternative that pops up on their web browser. It is really a shame that so many people use the web to spread such horrible misinformation not only about these whack job cure-alls - but also completely false theories about so called "big pharma", "government control", and misplaced beliefs about their "personal liberties". FYI - bizarre alternative preventatives and treatments aren't being "suppressed" by the pharmaceutical industry, the media, the government, or some nefarious new world order cabal. You aren't hearing about them aside from conspiracy websites because they don't work - plain and simple.
FYI - comments that are stupid, off topic, or don't contribute in a meaningful way get deleted. There is no debate to be had here on this topic. If you wish to express a wrong opinion about the pandemic - I suggest you start your own blog.
ReplyDeleteJohn I couldn't agre with you more. Well said, I can't believe what people come up with.
ReplyDeleteWhew. Agree with you and Boomer. Thank you.
ReplyDeleteWhat, you're not following FaceBook's business model (controversy + disinformation = more traffic = big bucks)? I'm shocked, shocked I tell you.
ReplyDeleteImagine how much money I could make if I claimed those bronze skulls prevented Covid...
ReplyDeleteRemember when you said there wouldn't vaccine passports just to go about regular life in America...pepperidge farms remembers.
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