Comments by "mustang607" (@mustang607) on "Dr. John Campbell" channel.

  1. What a great job Pfizer did clarifying those rumors and making things more transparent. /s
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  2. It's kind of like bad ideologies survive by replicating. They thrive by replicating by any means and continuing to get away with it.
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  3. Imagine a world run by postmodernism. You don't have to imagine.
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  4. But these past few years were well-intentioned and for the greater good. Well intentioned for what and whose greater good are the questions.
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  5. Can only imagine how many influencers essentially thought, we're not looking for truth we're looking to create a narrative.
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  6. It's amazing how much wasted resources can be sunk into something when using other people's money.
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  7. Because he hasn’t been officially charged of his crimes against humanity, yet.
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  8. So many more could've been saved by just a bit more common sense.
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  9. I can only hope it is the parents decision.
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  10. In a dystopian world some "ministry of truth" would rise to brutally enforce what is true.
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  11. In case you haven't noticed words and phrases have been more strategically weaponized lately.
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  12. These days doctors, scientists, teachers, students, customers, etc. seem to be terrified of possibly saying the "wrong" thing. As if they were going to be abruptly canceled by some political group.
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  13. At least we still are in a society that allows one to say, "I'm not allowed to say that."
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  14. It's hard to trust the scientism.
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  15. Talking about effective ways to stay healthy can get one woked.
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  16. Looking forward to the sorely needed Department Of Government Efficiency.
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  17. Fear suppresses critical thinking. That's how bad ideas rise, turn into actions, which cause bad "unforeseen" consequences, and methods to quickly self correct are stifled.
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  18. That was before this accelerated rise of the Ministry of truth.
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  19. This is the stuff of Nuremberg
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  20. Seems like the Pfizer vaccine was safe and effective, except for the dying part. I guess they could've truthfully said it was mostly safe and effective, and been open about the data.
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  21.  @YellowKing1986  don't forget about the part about a militant worldview.
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  22. There seems to be a rise of what I can only call, anti-science. "Science" that purposely evades the scientific method. A practice of "science" that is extremely biased, super Critical of valid arguments, and not self-correcting. Similar practices are found in many other studies. This is much more than a Theory.
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  23. Truly amazing how science, science institutions and even the former insistence on applying the scientific method to reduce bias got so captured by ideological even cultish politics.
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  24. Lawyers and ideologies have gotten a lot of people not to admit they're wrong, when they are wrong.
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  25. Getting omicron could be a walk in the park compared to getting a serious adverse reaction to the vaccine. It's too bad there's not much trustworthy, high integrity, not political, scientific data and conclusions on this.
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  26. It's like something's out there killing off common sense.
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  27. We do need to learn from China. We need to learn from China how the coronavirus came to be. China is hiding those answers.
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  28. It was James Clayton's Cathy Newman moment, with Elon Musk, instead of Jordan Peterson.
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  29. The collusion and corruption are much deeper than the vast majority realize.
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  30. Modern fact checking: "Men and women are different." Fact checker 1: false! Fact checker 2: partly true. Fact checker 4: mostly false. (The opinion of fact checker 3 was excluded due to their sexist views.)
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  31. There's open, honest and objective, where one size doesn't fit all; then there's the more confidential, more confusing, more subjective, more political, more authoritative, less individual rights world an increasing number of people are forcing us us toward, for their greater good.
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  32. The more objective the results become, the less they support Pfizer's claims.
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  33. True. Many are trying to support some dictated narrative rather than helping humanity to better discover the truth of things. Essentially it is a form of anti-science. History is full of disasters related to this mindset.
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  34. This doesn’t match Fauci science.
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  35. Magna est Veritas et praevalebit
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  36. This is not up for debate since it doesn't follow the dictated narrative and anyone that does show up will be severely targeted in the future as another warning to any who dare defy the morally superior feeling collective.
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  37. So does this forecast an age of Endarkenment?
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  38. Wonderful to see critical thinking against a form of critical theory.
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  39. It seems integrity itself has dropped since Covid, as well as other events. In its place seems something much more untrustworthy.
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  40. This kind of serious British humor is quite an effective blow to censorship.
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  41. I think we are the human trials about to begin.
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  42. Dr. Campbell wants to do science, while too many other people seem to want to force their narrative down people's throats to gain political power or make money at the expense of the world using actual science to better discover the truth.
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  43. It all becomes a political opportunity. Essentially anti-science is being called science supported by a terror inducing cancel culture party in true Orwellian fashion. That's my conspiracy theory.
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  44. It seems any reputable government agency is a target to be captured and subdued by unreputable groups.
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  45. Orwell talked about this. He invented the famous Ministry of Truth in his dystopian novel.
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  46. We all know in "the science" when some data doesn't fit the official narrative you ignore it and don't report it.
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  47. What's worse, the lab leak or the vindictive lab leak cover-up?
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  48. Many of them when asked why they did what they did, they can honestly say they were just following orders.
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  49. What if most medical practitioners believed that everything was a social construct, thus if enough people were gaslighted into believing their patients were exceptionally healthy, their sick patients would be exceptionally healthy?
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  50. We are so thankful that our all knowing infallible masters allow us to talk about so many things that they allow us to talk about. /s
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