Comments by "MarcosElMalo2" (@MarcosElMalo2) on "Dr. John Campbell" channel.

  1.  @jannisarie  My landlord got sick with Covid in May of 2020. He survived, but is still experiencing a range of symptoms, including shortness of breath. So he can be on his feet for varying lengths of time, but gets out of breath and has to sit down or lie down. He has been living with one of his sons where he can be better cared for. I miss seeing him in his front garden as I walked by and stopping in for a chat. But all of this to say that some symptoms come and go and might not be readily apparent from brief observations.
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  2.  @robert4you  it’s useless to debate a troll. Just tag her as I have done, and report any links as spam. I suspect she has a White Supremacist agenda, deduced from her trolling ticks, if motivations mean anything.
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  3.  @secondact7151  NY Post is such a bastion of responsible, unbiased reporting. 🙄
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  4. I’m smoking cigarettes. Nicotine is a natural, organic insecticide, so it’s only common sense that it would discourage the virus, which is magnitudes of scale smaller than insects, if I take smaller puffs.
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  5.  @chobers5659  I mistakenly thought “oi” was an Australian thing, until I heard the Canadian National Anthem “Oi, Canada”. 🤡
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  6.  @msw337  I’m in a similar situation. I was supposed to return to Los Angeles in September. I’m just hanging tight. At least the cost of food and basic necessities is still low here and I still have income.
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  7.  @Doctor.T.46  Washing your hands leads to communism, didn’t you know?
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  8. My great grandmother died in 1919 of the Spanish Flu, leaving the oldest daughter (my grandmother) to raise her four sisters. My great grandparents had immigrated to the U.S. from Japan in 1900, bringing my infant grandmother. My great grandfather, a foolish man to begin with (according to my grandmother), took to drink and disappeared from the picture. I can’t help but wonder if I would even exist without these struggles and tragedy my family faced.
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  9. I believe the painkiller advice was reversed, as the data wasn’t supporting the theory. If it’s been 4 weeks, please avail yourself of OTC pain relief and consult your doctor if needed.
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  10.  @karlhawkes  <— TROLL
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  11. Other than that, did you experience any other side effects?
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  12.  @wboyle9721  Dave Chapelle (American comedian) has a funny bit about being told to keep his chin up. 😄
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  13.  @nanmoi8566  On the other hand, if the virus was spread by flatulence, these people would demand their “constitutional” right to not wear pants. They would make up bogus medical reasons why they can’t wear pants. You’d see “pants deniers” running around town like they’re Donald Duck, but with their junk flapping in the wind. They’d gather at fart rallies after eating platters of beans and broccoli. Should I describe the church services in this hypothetical? What if the virus was spread by fecal matter? No, better not go there. I’ll leave it to everyone’s imagination what these sociopaths would do.
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  14.  @stevenhyatt7962  Surely it’s not your simple explanation, but rather some elaborate conspiracy theory in which pharmaceutical companies are bribing architects.
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  15.  @mousiebrown1747  Just stop. Save your conspiracy bullshit for your political channels and stop polluting this medical information channel.
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  16.  @donnamckenzie8539  <— TROLL
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  17.  @Samanthax1221  <— TROLL
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  18. I don’t think it’s some big government conspiracy. An official government agency is a bureaucracy, and even in an emergency there is a certain amount of inertia. Those pushing a big pharma conspiracy are going well beyond known facts: we know that the major pharmaceutical companies engage in shady marketing, but there is no proof whatsoever that Fauci and those working with him have ever received any “incentives”. Also, it’s not like vitamin supplements isn’t a big business, either. They avoid making direct extravagant claims (although they pay others to suggest benefits of their supplements), and they don’t pay for major gold standard testing that might disprove their supplements hinted-at efficacy. Also, make of this what you will: over the past couple of years, the “wellness community”, those practitioners and adherents of alternative medicine, have merged with Q Anon. The basis seems to be an irrational hatred and distrust of the government. There are rational reasons to not always put our complete faith in the government, but this cult is a rabbit hole of delusion.
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  19. Lol, it was what they call a “Cold Open” in the TV world.
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  20.  @Doctor.T.46  Does it matter if a troll is knowingly spreading disinformation or if they’re doing it out of ignorance? In either case, they’re working to harm others. Giving them the benefit of the doubt is irrelevant and encourages them. Call them out as trolls, but avoid wasting too much time engaging with them. They’re not interested in facts or honest debate, not even the ignorant ones.
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  21.  @curlew-3592  It’s a troll.
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  22. The U.S. State Department as officially accused Russian Intelligence agencies of engaging in a vaccine disinformation campaign, leveraging the Antivaxxer and QAnon movements. The state department has pinpointed 4 news sites being used to propagate disinformation. The goal is to damage and degrade western democracies, particularly the U.S. and her allies. They want to cause instability and delay economic recovery. I’m not saying that ALL of the trolls plaguing this channel are on the Kremlin payroll, but I am saying that their efforts are being supported by a foreign adversary that is unconcerned by causing deaths if it advances their agenda. I’m sure some trolls have their own agendas, although some of that overlaps the Russian agenda (and is just as despicable).
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  23.  @mt-mg7tt  accusing people of virtue signaling is “deplorable signaling”. It’s how pieces of shit recognize one another.
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  24.  @tomjohnson4681  <—ANTIVAX TROLL
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  25.  @spud7823  <—ANTIVAX TROLL
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  26.  @carlothernandez1346  <—ANTIVAXXER TROLL
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  27.  @diegestive4167  <—TROLL
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  28.  @jmoney228  <—TROLL
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  29.  @mjwilliamsb2676  Don’t feed the trolls (Denise and others in this thread).
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  30. My sister lives in Escondido!
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  31.  @robertcartwright8165  You’ve entered a nest of QAnon conspiracy nuts, Robert. Don’t expect any truth from them. Their entire cult is based on lies.
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  32. Restrictions don’t work IF people aren’t following them and local authorities refuse to enforce them. A county with very good compliance is at the mercy of neighboring counties with poor compliance and enforcement. The virus does not respect the county line between Los Angeles and Orange County, for example. The political situation in the U.S. is insane, and California is no exception. Many Republican leaning counties (including the aforementioned Orange County) are refusing to enforce statewide or state mandated restrictions. Meanwhile, a significant amount of the populace of these counties openly flout health guidelines as a political statement. There is a lot of social pressure to ignore guidelines, whether mandated or not. There is an embrace of disinformation regarding the virus and its effects. People are in willful denial. This isn’t so much a problem of doctors neglecting early treatment as it is of a secondary epidemic of mass psychosis. Let’s call it the Covfefe Pandemic.
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  33.  @tomjohnson4681  <— TROLL
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  34. Having failed to overthrow the U.S. on January 6th, and being too frightened to show up for their Inauguration Day “storm”, the Qanon trolls are out in force on YouTube, spreading lies and disinformation. They’re organized and use multiple accounts. Remember always that they wish you ill.
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  35.  @fraukatze3856  It’s any sort of Authoritarian Government clinging to illusionary legitimacy. The only difference I see between Putin’s dictatorship and the U.S.S.R. is that they’ve dispensed with the window dressing of Communist ideology. The Communist Party was a criminal gang then, and the descendants of those gangsters control Russia today.
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  36. They’re getting paid to manufacture the vaccine AFTER ivermectin proved to be ineffective against viruses. They would gain much greater profits if ivermectin was effective as a preventative or therapeutic treatment.
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  37. Takes longer to develop, with more trial and error, blind alleys.
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  38.  @politics4816  it’s because non-specialist physicians don’t want to go out on a limb until a treatment is examined by an expert like Dr. Lawrie, who has the competence (not to mention the authority) to tie together the bits and bobs of data coming in from ad hoc clinical “studies”. Studies in quotes, because more often than not, they’re being done in desperate circumstances with varying amounts of scientific rigor. Look at where the studies are being done, and you’ll see the worst pandemic hotspots, overwhelmed hospitals, and shortages of things like oxygen. Keep in mind that while this has been going on, there’s probably ten or more other treatments also being extolled by quacks. If you’re wondering why it’s taken so long, it’s because it’s taken a certain amount of time for the signal of ivermectin to rise above the noise of quackery and pseudoscience. Let’s be clear about what Dr. Lawrie is saying. She’s saying it’s 1) Probably safe, and 2) Probably effective. Highly probable, if you like. She is saying that this meets the level she requires for “pandemic license” to prescribe ivermectin. In addition to this, she mentions the hypothetical mechanisms by which ivermectin is effective, and supplies the data that seems to back up the hypotheses. The overall message is that while more study is necessary to understand exactly what is going on, there is enough data to proceed widely with treatment, even in non-desperate situations. I was very skeptical about ivermectin, but Dr. Lawrie and her work is removing doubt. I’ll be overjoyed if my skepticism is proven wrong. I do not think I was wrong to be skeptical, however, given the amount of ignorance and disinformation surrounding the promotion of ivermectin (a lot of noise, little signal).
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  39.  @mousiebrown1747  I bet the wouldn’t land as often if the airplanes themselves had to be tested with anal swabs. I’m not sure where the anus is located on an airplane, but I’ve been told to look for the guy not covering his nose with his mask.
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  40.  @daverok1113  <— TROLL
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  41. I’m very glad to hear you’re doing well! Please stay safe!
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  42. Regardless, he might be able to convince millions of evangelicals and other cult members that worship him as a messiah.
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  43.  @resourcedragon  The world’s largest manufacturer and distributor of ivermectin recently completed a major study on it, the largest so far. The conclusion: no efficacy. The manufacturer is Merck, which has a lot of antivaxxers calling foul. “Big Pharma!” But Merck has no successful vaccines, no vaccine candidates and no therapeutics for Covid-19 with which they could make more money. If there was any positive effect, Merck would not only have reported it, they’d be marketing the hell out of ivermectin. It would be a cash cow.
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  44.  @barbaragriffin869  I’m sure you know this, but she wants to shift blame and attention away from a certain political party in the U.S.
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  45.  @CharlesAnsman  Brazil’s political issues and the way they are impacting the Pandemic is quite similar to what was happening in the U.S. If you haven’t read it, there’s an article in the Washington Post about the human caused pandemic tragedy in Manaus. Here in Mexico, the government handling is bad, the President doesn’t wear a mask, and the laxity or strictness of protocols and lockdown enforcement is highly variable. I had to go out briefly today and in a very short time, I saw three gringo tourists going maskless. Today has been a really bad day for me, so I didn’t say anything—I was worried I wouldn’t hold back if they argued with me. It’s upsetting even recalling it right now.
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  46.  @daverok1113  <—TROLL
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  47.  @mikemclaurin2889  It has to do with the merging of QAnon and the Antivaxxer movement, and it’s colored by Trump’s politicization of the Pandemic and the necessary health and safety measures, which he has opposed anda out which he has lied. The tissue of lies from the Antivaxxer/QAnon trolls is knit into the fabric of the Trump movement. I can’t speak for other conservatives (but I know I’m not alone in this). I’m sick of the lies and divisiveness from the “conservative movement”, the damaging lies that put so much in peril: our health, our democracy, our society, and our economy. I’m sick of the infantile/delusional people that believe and spread these lies, and I have even more loathing for those that knowingly push pandemic disinformation. If you should understand this already. If you don’t, you might be somehow insulated from other sane people.
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  48. Alejandro <— TROLL
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  49.  @Geordiegirl36  It’s a pity that his mother, the OB/GYN, and/or the midwife allowed him to draw breath. Sadly, it’s impossible to detect a sociopath at birth.
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  50.  @diegestive4167  <—TROLL
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