Cont: Qanon Conspiracy Theories Part Two

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Bubba said:
Will you apologize if I come across the video with Gates talking about wristband or some proof of vaccine for safe travel? A future apoloogy would be incentive for me to find it if you really care about it.
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Why is carrying some form of proof of vaccination a problem?
 
Rather than admit Carlitos was right, dishonest sleight of hand was shamefully attempted.....Bad Topic Master !


Originally Posted by Bubba (No. Carlitos posted this. )

Keeping track of who's been vaccinated for childhood diseases in dirt-poor and war-torn countries is a real challenge,
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Matthew Ellard said:
They do not tattoo numbers on the child's arm like the Nazis in WWII.:eek:

"Fingerprinting Infants Helps Track Vaccinations in developing countries"
https://www.technologyreview.com/20...s-track-vaccinations-in-developing-countries/
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RolandRat said:
Why is carrying some form of proof of vaccination a problem?
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Bubba was caught lying and fabricated a story that Bill Gates was tattooing vaccine recipients. It was complete crap so Bubba tried desperately to change the subject and edited his posts, while everyone was laughing at him. You can see his original insane and unedited posts in the link.:D

Bubba on 24th July 2020 said:
The proposed subcutaneous tattoo-like vaccine/certification combination with the people behind it is seen at 25:39.

Its harmless and necessary for all, so dont you nutters go all hog "mark of the beast" wild about it.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=H6rMKAIj9f8&t=3s
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http://www.internationalskeptics.com/forums/showpost.php?p=13166699&postcount=35
 
Bubba said:
Bill Gates is the problem, and his pet Fauci.
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This is also hilarious. Bubba didn't realise "Tony" is a short version of "Anthony" and thus claims Bill Gates calls Dr Fauci a pet name "Tony"

Bubba is probably about 15 years old and that's why he didn't know what a drivers licence is. :D
 
Bubba said:
Will you apologize if I come across the video with Gates talking about wristband or some proof of vaccine for safe travel?
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Apologise for what? Pointing out that you didn't have evidence up to this point?

A future apoloogy would be incentive for me to find it if you really care about it.
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Stop looking for excuses not to support your discredited claim.
 
Bubba said:
How could such top expert Topic Masters possibly clash ?
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Well, Bubba, this is what happens when the fictitious scenario you have created clashes with reality.
No-one here is styling themselves as a "top expert Topic Master" (except possibly you). You just made that up.
You also insist that everyone on this forum except you is part of some kind of homogenous bloc, thinking and believing in lockstep. Again, you are imagining this.
If you remove these fairy stories from the equation, there is no contradiction at all.
 
Bubba said:
Bill Gates is the problem, and his pet Fauci.
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Yeah, enough song and dance. Let's get to the point: conspiracists are terrified of successful, competent people like Gates and Fauci. They must be up to no good, right?

Also there's that CT of compulsory implanted microchips to track people on their slow crawl to the End Times. That's what they invented covid for! It must be true! It's on YouTube!

Bubba, you need a dose of reality. And don't forget to get vaccinated when the time comes.
 
eerok said:
Yeah, enough song and dance. Let's get to the point: conspiracists are terrified of successful, competent people like Gates and Fauci. They must be up to no good, right?

Also there's that CT of compulsory implanted microchips to track people on their slow crawl to the End Times. That's what they invented covid for! It must be true! It's on YouTube!

Bubba, you need a dose of reality. And don't forget to get vaccinated when the time comes.
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I wonder if it's because Qannon people know they'll never matter. Is it resentment that people like Gates, and Fauci will be remembered as heroes of the pandemic and they'll be remembered as problems that had to be solved so the country could recover?
 
There's also this (I stole the reference from another thread):

Fact check: Bill and Melinda Gates, Anthony Fauci, WHO, CDC are not due at a tribunal for war crimes [Reuters]
Several social media users have been posting a picture of a fake document suggesting that Bill and Melinda Gates, along with the World Health Organization and the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), are due to appear at a human rights tribunal for genocide.
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It's hard to keep track of all the stupid, but it's easy to predict that the flow of it will never stop on social media.
 
Craig4 said:
I wonder if it's because Qannon people know they'll never matter. Is it resentment that people like Gates, and Fauci will be remembered as heroes of the pandemic and they'll be remembered as problems that had to be solved so the country could recover?
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I think they're mostly paranoid of authority, but they're gullible enough to swallow everything they see on QTube. Conspiracism is a definite step away from normal cognitive function, and I'm sure there's more than one way to look at it.
 
eerok said:
I think they're mostly paranoid of authority, but they're gullible enough to swallow everything they see on QTube. Conspiracism is a definite step away from normal cognitive function, and I'm sure there's more than one way to look at it.
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I suppose you're right. It's a common dysfunction but there are probably as many was to get to that dysfunction as there are people who share it.

I remember reading a study a while ago about CTers and it indicated that many people who believe in CTs would do the things they accuse other of. Essentially, they'd engage in conspiracies if they could. I think the study focused on 9/11 truthers which is particularly disturbing. I read it a while ago; I'll see if I can find it.
 
In the 9/11 threads, I often referred to a column that I read about those CTs, in the Guardian by George Monbiot. His take was that conspiracy theorists are “bayoneting a straw man,” raging at imaginary conspiracies, because of their inability to do the hard work of effecting change in the real world. Fighting real corruption is hard; conspiracy-wanking on the internet is easy.
 
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Craig4 said:
I suppose you're right. It's a common dysfunction but there are probably as many was to get to that dysfunction as there are people who share it.

I remember reading a study a while ago about CTers and it indicated that many people who believe in CTs would do the things they accuse other of. Essentially, they'd engage in conspiracies if they could. I think the study focused on 9/11 truthers which is particularly disturbing. I read it a while ago; I'll see if I can find it.
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Please do.
 
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