Comments by "hongry life" (@hongry-life) on "Innovating to zero! | Bill Gates" video.

  1. Already for decades (from around WW2) they show the same images of undernourished poor children in Africa and the problem is still not solved. Best is btw to not follow the set trend of calling children young goats (kids).
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  2. Lower the population is his plan. He said it right there.
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  3. The Gates footprint is as big as the whole world with that vaccine production for everyone on earth.
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  4.  @Madfrog625  Vaccines have not been proven to contribute to better health, while filling the basic needs and improving their human right conditions (food, shelter, freedom and sovereignity of the individual) prove to do just that.
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  5.  Random Gaming  Still he did say it like he did and you are fantasizing about what he must have meant to say
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  6.  Random Gaming  Gates is evil as in pushing his not needed product and being in too much power and actually make the sales happen, it even becoming obligatory for some or many. Yes, that is pure evil and surpasses the sovereignity of each individual as written in the constitution as well as in the international declaration of human rights.
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  7.  Random Gaming  No, many cases have been documented that vaccines caused diseases. No paper has proven that vaccines 'make you healthier'.
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  8.  Random Gaming  Common cold is a global pandemic as well. Pandemic means: 'over all of the population'. Pan = all. demic = of the population. It is a word that scares many people and that is a good demagogic tool. If you look into 'virus' you will discover that much of what has been stated is fantasy (like in all fields of science): theories, assumptions and fantasies. Do never parrot others or media, but research the things for yourself. Your responsibility is to find truth before accusing your neighbor (out of fear or being programmed to believe something). Flu has gone almost extinct (because covid cured the flu?), look into it, 98% less flu deaths since covid appeared.
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  9.  @GallowayJesse  Indeed. Waiting on the first study/paper that proves without a doubt that vaccines are contributing to better health.
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  10. So the guy cannot be criticized, because 'conspiracy'. What's new? @ Zai Maiak Old ways to try to make people shut up and obey. Nothing new under the sun.
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  11. Sane people do not go for advice to insane people in general, @Jacqueline.
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  12.  @matrixz12345  You didn't finish your comment.
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  13.  @matrixz12345  No, there is no assuming if you let sink in what he says. Do not assume for a moment.
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  14.  @truthactivist9672  What was eugenics again?
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  15.  @kevinlove4376  Yeah, I looked it up: chimpanzee material was an ingredient.
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  16.  PrimePal  And what about people's basic needs and customs: food, shelter, hygiene, moral code, cultural mental pressure or protection/safety? Just speaking of numbers of children and infant mortality says nothing about causes of the mortality or why people do (choose or not choose to) have more or less children.
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  17.  @GallowayJesse  Please elaborate and use more words that explain how you come to your conclusion. Like this it's just blind accusations to me.
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  18.  @Leehamism  What makes an IT specialist an authority on medical or health subjects exactly? If he parrots the the already found results and the already proposed theories, then what is the value of this speech, which I doubt can allow deeper questioning, because of no known of study of the speaker into the subject? If that path has already been taken, shouldn't he give credits to the ones he is parroting?
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  19.  @Leehamism  The big problem is mentioning 'vaccines' in one breath with the known and proven causes of better health. Vaccines have never been roven to attribute so far. What is most questionable in this case is the person having interest in selling vaccines. It should be forbidden to play demagogue like that and to make ads for the own product like this, with no (proven) ground to do so.
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  20.  Random Gaming  Tell that to the people who died or got severe illness from taking a vaccine.
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  21.  Random Gaming  Vaccine are not essential to stop pandemics. No vaccine helps them stop, but better life circumstances do help prvent. Virus mutates often and vaccine is not a guarantee for not getting the disease.
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  22. I would call it legitimate criticism instead of conspiracy theory. Name calling or categorizing opinions or people in advance doesn't help to create and maintain an open and honest and truthful discussion.
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  23. Also the few most upper class can solve all problems instead of hoarding assets, but they beg for money from the poor. I do not fall for that plain faulty logic.
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