Who’s had the vaccine ? Side effects ?

[TitoFan]

Saw this on a FB post today. It was in Spanish, but I'll translate.

"Why is it easier to accept conspiracy theories than scientific theories? Because to understand scientific theories you have to study."

Simple, but true.

Any simpleton can parrot what he/she sees or reads on social media.

[TitoFan]

https://www.axios.com/anti-mask-and-...7250dae6e.html


To be fair, it's not just the U.S. that has its share of morons. It's a global phenomenon, unfortunately.

You know what's sad? If they were just out there protesting without bothering those who DO believe in COVID, vaccines, and masking... it might go a bit easier.

But these assholes are assaulting people who don't share their views. They're shutting down vaccination sites. They're interfering with other people's right to do what THEY feel is right.

They don't believe in anything... so no one else is allowed to either.

Technology may have advanced in the last century. But humanity in general has regressed.

@Kirkland Laing I think one of your earlier posts on clearing out the gene pool is right on point.

[TIC]

Saw this on a FB post today. It was in Spanish, but I'll translate.

"Why is it easier to accept conspiracy theories than scientific theories? Because to understand scientific theories you have to study."

Simple, but true.

Any simpleton can parrot what he/she sees or reads on social media.

theories aren't facts. you are right that any simpleton can parrot what he she sees or reads on social media. that is why i prefer to know rather than believe