Comments by "Kevin Skinner" (@kevinskinner4986) on "Wisecrack" channel.

  1. Just as a head's up, Rob Skiba, one of the Flat Earth leaders was killed by covid two weeks ago after preaching Anti-Vax for months and then catching it at a convention. They are literally the same people.
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  2. If I made a venn diagram of them, it'd look like a donut.
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  3. Are you planning on performing this test on King Kai's planet? Because the difference in angle between your pendulums on a planet 24,000 miles in circumference would be so small that unless your name is Clark Kent, you wouldn't be able to see it. By the way, we know that liquids can wrap around balls under the proper circumstances because we have liquids that stick to magnets.
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  4. Okay...... drawing the recorded motion of the stars on YOUR map results in the stars in the Southern Hemisphere being MAGICALLY 20,000 miles apart in opposite directions in every direction simultaneously. Magic water ball doesn't require pretending that half the planet (and a billion people) doesn't exist to avoid a paradox. Can we start mocking yet?
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  5. The word "level" ALSO can be used to make a ranked or standardized comparison, regardless of whether the subject is or even can be flat. Trauma level, blood sugar level, grandmaster level, none of these are flat. Sea "level" on a globe is merely a specific radius. And yes, we KNOW that liquids can form uniform radii on spheres because we have liquids that stick to magnets.
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  6. Why would you? 160 km straight is the same amount of material as 160 km curved and a railroad's going to follow the shape of whatever surface you nail it to. I hope you realize this, but a 160 km on a sphere the size of the Earth is a whopping one degree of arc. Your local terrain is going to have more angling than that.
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  7. Pizzagate was a conspiracy theory that a pizza parlor was running a pedophilia ring out of its basement. Some would-be vigilante took an assault rifle in there only to find out it was pure bullshit. So no, not only was it not true, it also made conspiracy theorists look like a bunch of violent dangerous lunatics.
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  8. You do realize that anti-vax movement is literally based on people paying doctors to create fraudulent studies to fuel their lawsuits, right? YOUR OWN MOVEMENT is the very definition of "bought and paid for."
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  9. So has Dubay posted a publicly accessible list of all of his "200 proofs" that have been debunked, had to be revised, or cannot be confirmed yet?
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  10. Do liquids made of 90% water count? Because we know for a fact that a liquid can stick to a spinning ball because we have liquids that stick to magnets.
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  11. How do objects fall up towards a magnet?
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  12.  @jondular7423  Despite the fact that we have magnetic liquids that create spinning water balls when poured on a levitating magnet? I thought you people said that was impossible.
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  13.  @jimmyjoe8990  If we made a venn diagram, it'd look pretty close to a donut. The Flat Earthers have been pushing anti-vaxx pretty hard lately.... and lost several of their big members because of it.
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  14. You should thank the government. Antarctica's not illegal because of Flat Earth. It's because there's a horrible world-destroying Old God sealed away there and we all know you'd release it without a second thought.
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  15. Like who? Didn't your side's "professional pilot" from a few years ago get unmasked as a fraud that hadn't even had the medical tests required to get a commercial license since the 70s?
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  16. You are aware that the term "globalist" has nothing to do with the shape of the Earth right? It refers to economic and political policies of international dealings and benefit as opposed to promoting localized interest.
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  17.  @theimaginarygallery5935  ..... so I take it that the anti-vaxxers didn't tell you that the man who produced the original and most influential anti-vaccination study conspired with the parents of the children in his study to create a bogus work so that they could sue and he could profit off the scare by producing his own "better" vaccine, huh? Shit, I'm sorry, I'm not supposed to mention that Dr. Wakefield had his license revoked for research fraud and that his fake study caused the DEATH RATE to increase.
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  18.  @theimaginarygallery5935  Dr. Andrew Wakefield FALSIFIED his "Vaccines cause Austism" research and deliberately ignored contradicting results. Why? So that he and one of the parents could drum up a wave of lawsuits in order to sell their own merchandise to be used in the wake of it. Your movement is based on a false study made for personal profit that results in DEATHS when it was taken seriously. I believe you would agree with me that a doctor that lies about their research and gets people killed is no better than a murderer. As far as vaccine manufacturers being immune to lawsuit, BULLSHIT. Vaccine manufacturers have been sued over various complications to the point that there is a government agency that dispenses compensation to prevent litigation from causing shortages and when they can't sue the manufacturers, they sue the Department of Health instead. But what is a conspiracy theorist but a compulsive liar? Your researchers lied about your research, your video makers lied about diseases such as smallpox being chickenpox and other common illnesses, you lied about this. Awful lot of lies for a "truth" movement.
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  19.  @johnstanley8091  Ironically, the person that popularized the term "sheeple" was a con artist that was chased out of the UFO circle for being a fraud.
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