Comments by "surely you joke, mein failüre" (@surelyyoujokemeinfailure7531) on "First peer-reviewed vaccine evidence" video.

@christianbuczko1481 Probably because no one can patent vitamin D and make a fortune off being the exclusive distributors of it. As for the people wanting to try out ringworm medicine .. that's like rubbing mayonnaise on your head to stop hair loss. FFS. The hydroxychloroquine crowd strikes again.
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Here in the US, we still have whole states that won't impose mandatory mask wearing, and in some places, rural reich-wing authorities won't enforce the laws on masks, distancing, closure of activities that are known to spread virus. The USA will be the poster child for how not to do a pandemic.
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@veralenora7368 Good luck with the mayonnaise. What's next? Watching people scramble for snake oil, when real vaccines are already here, is cold amusement to the rest of us.
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@angelatester2471 Not my job. But spotting snake oil, and calling it out as such, is the duty of any citizen. How'd that hydroxychloroquine work out for you? Or zinc? What was the one before that? These things play on false hopes, and when clinical trials are done, the results almost always end up being at best inconclusive. Randomized double-blind trials are the only thing that prove it one way or the other, and so far the various flavors of snake oil are not doing well.
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@OceanFrontVilla3 As I said, randomized double-blind trials are the only kind that show the truth. I don't believe anything less than that, nor should you or anyone else.
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Sin Page All good choices. I live in one of the states that's among the lowest 5 for covid cases per million, and, rather predictably, the same people who are alive due to public health measures (masks, distancing, hand washing, closure of covid-spreading businesses, etc) are whining about these measures. I'd say it's ironic, but the concept seems to be as far above them as the sky is above the sea.
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@klondike444 Usually propagandized people say those exact words when facts & truth are introduced. To that thinking, I reply that I'm sweating today only because the weatherman said it's hot out, not because it's actually hot. And those "thermometer" thingies are in on the scam too.
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@klondike444 Sure, but hydroxychloroquine "worked" until it was proven that it didn't. https://www.dicardiology.com/article/fda-reports-deaths-and-injuries-use-antimalarial-hydroxychloroquine-covid-19-patients
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@davidjohnpaul333 You people are the most hilarious bunch of cultists. Keep up the good work.
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@colognearmy4506 70 patients in Baghdad? That trial?
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@TheKeswani The Flat Earth society people use that same phrase, "the debate is over". You chose your words better than you realize.
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@mimibergerac7792 When you need to resort to conspiracy-theory thinking to "prove" your point, you haven't got much of a point. They teach that in the very first class.
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@davidjohnpaul333 The kool-aid is strong.
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@davidjohnpaul333 You guys are hilarious. Seriously. What's it going to be next? Flaxseed oil? This is better humour than you realize.
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