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@_VReis
@eshaLegal
It’s literally just footage of a tourist trap with video filter cranked up to +100 saturation posted on TikTok.
Tankies: behold the power of Communism™
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@YanzhongHuang
So basically China went directly from Zero COVID to the Great Barrington Declaration.
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@DrewPavlou
Can we talk about how paranoid the post is as well?
"They" make stuff expensive on purpose...
Tucker Carlson is right to be radicalized by the high standard of living and the low costs in Russia, because he knows the only reason it’s not like that in the West anymore is because of conscious choices made by people who hate us. It’s by design.
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@wtfjack
@TitlesInMedia
"There is no winner of the...Game of Thrones"
(can't remember if they actually mentioned it but seems possible)
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@AriPeter1971
@BenjaminNorton
Benjamin Norton seems to live in a backwards reality where the country being invaded is the one responsible for the war.
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@Timcast
You should debate this "Vaush" guy. Trust me he's no match for your razor sharp intellect Tim.
You must have missed a few. You should have me on - slide into my DMs and we can work out a time.
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@disclosetv
Protesting a lockdown by gathering together in a huge crowd, spreading the virus and then lockdown goes on even longer. 🤔
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@steinkobbe
@krubermeister
The better known phrase here is "the Great Reset"...which is a feelgood slogan the World Economic Forum came up with to promote sustainable development...but which has been misinterpreted by conspiracy theorists as a plot to enslave humans into the Matrix or something.
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@twoodiac
@Gerashchenko_en
I think the idea is that Putin left to his own devices will always end up babbling about his weird takes on Russian and European history. His handlers, the political people around him, should have controlled the focus of the interview better.
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@EverydayBastiat
@A_SHEKH0VTS0V
These people holding signs were hardly the worst manifestation of Hitler apologist sentiment in America at the time. In 1939 a massive pro-Nazi rally was held at Madison Square Garden.
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@yanisvaroufakis
It's a strange analysis because China's entire history is one of expansionism, conquering and assimilating other cultures. During seven decades of PRC's existence it hasn't had the military power to engage in wars, but we shouldn't automatically confuse this with benevolence.
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@wjm_1964
@NathanJRobinson
@colinkalmbacher
At one point Trump just casually bombed a town in Iraq killing over 200 civilians. It was the largest casualty event of the entire Iraq war/occupation. Did Nathan even notice?
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@aaronjmate
@YoBenCohen
@YoBenCohen
what an absolutely terrible choice, to hand an award to an atrocity denialist like Aaron Maté who spreads disinfo and conspiracies about people in the developing world. I can't lie, this does lower my opinion of your business quite a bit.
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@anderssandberg
This is almost a masterclass in how not to apologize for something.
First you suggest the email was put out only to "damage" Bostrom, then you glibly characterize it as a "freshman philosophy student trick" which no one buys...
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@DrRadchenko
@ForeignAffairs
@VladislavZubok1
I don't see the wisdom in this piece. He argues that a long conflict will be destructive for both sides, but the path he is recommending seems to once again rest on the fiction that Russia is reasonable and open to negotiations, and there's no sign of that anywhere to be seen.
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@DrunkRepub
@FreakonaleashC
@WajahatAli
Most people aren't pro-Hamas, they're questioning whether the Netanyahu government's approach is going to achieve anything other than thousands of more dead.
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@laozizui6
@BenjaminNorton
He makes it sound like Taiwan is a bunch of insurgent fighters hiding out on an island rather than the 21st largest economy in the world, with higher standard of living than PRC itself.
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@mattyglesias
Yup, I favor Sanders over Biden but huge amount of tunnel vision in among his supporters. There was an urgent need to reach out to the rest of the party over past few weeks and reassure moderates, which never happened.
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@danastingregory
@willieboag
@TEDchris
That page looks like it's from a lobbying group for farmers who raise animals for a living.
You'd probably want to go somewhere else for an objective analysis.
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@Kari_Lvs_USA
@the_ayeminthant
Well let's see...conservatives in Myanmar complained about "voter fraud" in November's election. They then used these made up claims of fraud to stage a coup and arrest the opposition.
It is in other words exactly what Trump supporters like yourself wanted to happen in the USA.
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@danastingregory
@willieboag
@TEDchris
It's real food, just grown without torturing and slaughtering animals.
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@serpentza
At the beginning of the year George Soros predicted China would face major difficulties in 2022, specifically due to "zero COVID policy" being incompatible with the Omicron variant, plus housing market crisis. His prediction that Xi Jinping might fail...
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@MichaelDKarras
@briebriejoy
@ggreenwald
It's downright bizarre for pundits like Greenwald paint Trump voters as some sort of downtrodden class. Exit polls clearly show that a majority of working class people voted for Biden. The only income group Trump won was 100k+.
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@richimedhurst
When you're a great leader like Putin you don't need to ban the opposition, because who could possibly disagree with you?
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@111Needle1
@steinkobbe
@krubermeister
It's a good example of why we can't have nice things in the world. Environmentalists who have analyzed the WEF's initiative have described it as a series of half-hearted measures designed to make the wealthy feel good about themselves, like buying fair trade coffee at Starbucks.
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@disclosetv
Really, in just one week he engineered an uprising in Russia? Amazing energy and achievements from Sleepy Joe.
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@GeorgeMonbiot
People need to wake up to the fact that these anti-vax and conspiracy grifters are almost always in it for the money. Before he became a COVID skeptic Aseem Malhotra was pushing fad diets, and almost all of them have monetized their content like this.
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@angie_rasmussen
@nytopinion
What's unfortunate about the hyper-focus on the lab leak theory is that real questions about the origin of the pandemic are getting lost.
An AP story reports that one of the first people to get sick had contact with animals, according to a HSM vendor.
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@9mmballpoint
@BenBurgis
Indeed, this was published in Russian state media a few days ago. "Denazification will inevitably also be de-Ukrainization." How does Ukraine negotiate with a military power calling for it to be wiped out?
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@olekshyn
In neo-Soviet Russia it's a crime to oppose the government, also a crime to support the government.
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@PCashmere81
@TomABacon
@elonmusk
lol, the victimization complex is just off the charts. In reality Trump broke all kinds of laws, refused to release his tax returns while lying to you about being under audit, continued owning business assets across the world as president while offering zero transparency.
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@ggreenwald
You're just describing every US administration lol. Trump also filled his cabinet with neocons (Bolton, Pompeo), was funded by and pandered to Wall Street (Mercers) and had ties to Silicon Valley (Thiel, Larry Ellison). I see no reason to think Biden will be worse on any of this.
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@existentialcoms
What's amazing is that the angry nerd, monopolist version of Gates has been largely wiped from public memory. Most people today would probably just say he's a genius who invented great products. It shows you the degree of power the ultra rich have to shape social perception.
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@imjdsharp
@krassenstein
@elonmusk
Does Chat GPT have the power to hack into a Russian website and fabricate old posts? Amazing.
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@NateSilver538
Wrong...here are Slack messages from February (before the paper was published). It shows they genuinely switched their views to favoring natural origin.
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@ggreenwald
@noahyoo
@oneunderscore__
"...the bullshit churned out by huge corporate media conglomerates"
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@NateSilver538
Nate you're missing that there's been a long-running effort to manufacture a conspiracy narrative about the lab. It actually started all the way back on January 25 2020 when an early version of the lab leak theory was posted on GNews, a site run by Chinese billionaire Guo Wengui.
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@angie_rasmussen
I'm guessing
@nytopinion
's intention is to represent diverse points of view but there are genuine errors and misrepresentations in that op ed by Alina Chan. They ended up creating an infographic here that leaves out that much of the relevant info for COVID-19 was never released.
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@eshaLegal
@NetiwitC
Imagine someone making this demented thread in between corporate law meetings.
No this person is not "Thailand's Joshua Wong", and if you don't understand the protests in Thailand even on a basic level, why are you smearing random people and making crude jokes about Asian names?
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@RVAwonk
@steinkobbe
Just want to point out, you're currently accusing specific people of being part of an "influence campaign" to your 400k followers when there's no evidence of that at all. Why is that not an example of intimidation/silencing?
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@radass_nige
@BurgahBoy1
@laozizui6
@BenjaminNorton
I said Taiwan has never been part of PRC. The Qing Dynasty colonized part of the main island, but so did the Dutch, the Spanish and the Japanese at various points. There was no continuous Chinese control and never by PRC.
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@chiman321
@NewBambooCity
@MyFirstCousin
But why is there so much separatism and discontent in the first place? Well it's precisely because China is an empire made up of territories that historically were their own nations, or even their own empires (such as Tibet).
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@realPhoenixFire
Her assumption that the only way to deal with some isolated acts of terrorism was to put millions of people of the same ethnicity in giant detention camps seems slightly questionable.
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@ChrisAJackson01
@cenkuygur
OK but attacking people on your own side who already support those things makes no sense at all. Americans have repeatedly voted for politicians in election after election who don't support them. If you can't grasp the basic nature of the problem you aren't going to solve it.
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@DrewPavlou
The irony is that if any politician's actions made things more expensive, it was Putin invading Ukraine.
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@PCashmere81
@TomABacon
@elonmusk
His presidency ended with an attempt to overturn the democratic election. If there end up being consequences for these things, that's not bias against conservatives, it's the US legal system working like it should.
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@BurgahBoy1
@laozizui6
@BenjaminNorton
Haha OK...travel to Taiwan sometime and let me know how many terrorists you run into there.
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@ZaleskiLuke
@djrothkopf
@elonmusk
I can only assume he genuinely believes in a lot of the alt-right/white nationalist nonsense. $44 billion was a mistake. Basically we shouldn't always assume rich and powerful people know what they're doing, most of the time they don't.
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@saidthegadfly
@bdquinn
@socialistboomer
Trump admin implemented the pause on student debt during the pandemic. Many things were paused during this time, including paying taxes. Are we supposed to believe that Trump just generally opposed student debt and would keep this policy forever?
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@111Needle1
@steinkobbe
@krubermeister
But it has nonetheless been endlessly fear-mongered and misrepresented by conspiracy influencers like Alex Jones and Russell Brand...Klaus Schwab is a Nazi, you will own nothing etc. I think there's a non-trivial chance Musk's choice for CEO will simply be forced to step aside.
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@saidthegadfly
@bdquinn
@socialistboomer
While Republicans strongly oppose him on this and criticize the ongoing pause on student debt.
So yes, it's a stupid point when you leave out all this context at the very least.
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@anarchobonobo
@socialistboomer
@briebriejoy
Do you think Trump would have paused student loans forever? Wasn't it just a measure to deal with the pandemic? People always ignore the details and give so much undeserved credit to the right-wing side, that's the problem.
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@ZaidJilani
Not sure I'd agree. Can you tell me his central message and main policy in a few seconds? He's running a personality-based campaign with a lot of big money behind it.
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@BurgahBoy1
@laozizui6
@BenjaminNorton
Well put all of that aside. By definition you cannot be a "separatist" of a country you were never part of in the first place. PRC has never controlled Taiwan in its entire existence.
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@ggreenwald
So in other words, Putin funds Nazis and the extreme far right. This was already obvious but it's nice to finally hear you admit it.
Putin admits the Wagner Group was fully financed by Russia.
"We fully financed this group from the federal budget. Just from May 22 until May 23 the state paid Wagner companies 86,262,000,000 rubles [about 1 billion USD] for cash support and incentive payments."
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@StephenMcDonell
On top of everything else, won't this create technical issues for gaming companies as everyone in China logs on at 8pm on Friday?
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@PostLeftWatch
@AnaKasparian
seems deeply confused about how much LA spends on addressing homelessness. In the video she says $13 billion..in reality $13 billion was the ENTIRE city budget.
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@Lefty_Barbarian
@MattGertz
He's been saying the exact same thing since March
Ret. Army Col. Douglas Macgregor: "The war is really over for the Ukrainians... Are we going to stop trying to use Ukraine or anyone else as a battering ram against Moscow?"
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@PrimatesDaily
Saw one of these monkeys at the zoo in Hong Kong, amazing but wouldn't want to run into them in the wild...
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@Gulam40444928
@richimedhurst
What these images actually show is that no one wants to align with Russia after the collapse of the USSR, and the past two decades of Putin meddling in neighboring countries.
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@steinkobbe
It would be funny if Elon ends up not appointing her because he thinks he has to play along with conspiracies about the World Economic Forum.
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@saidthegadfly
@bdquinn
@socialistboomer
Meanwhile Biden has kept this pause on student debt in place for almost two years (currently until August 2022) and is now proposing to outright forgive some amount of student debt.
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@ggreenwald
@bellingcat
@propublica
This is just terrible journalism on your part. Conspiracy theorists love to cite some random statement a person made to "prove" something.
What happened Glenn? You used to at least pretend to be a real journalist.
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@DaysSinceVTexas
It seems Virgil has been "erased" by BJG much as Stalin did to his former comrades. There's no explanation and never will be, Virgil simply never existed.
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@Iowa_Nighthawk
@JenniferJJacobs
Last fall Biden said the USA had an obligation to help Taiwan defend itself. Confirming that the US military will get involved is definitely going beyond that.
If this holds it's a real break from "strategic ambiguity."
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@anderssandberg
You then go on to imply that back in the 90s, it was acceptable to engage in blatant racism like this and it's only in the "current cultural context" that it becomes offensive. That's obviously absurd.
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@P_Kallioniemi
It's wild that the person answering questions from the press for the President is...the President's Press Secretary. That's literally her job, and yet Peterson finds this suspicious somehow.
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@samknight1
"It wasn't an airstrike" according to a UN war crimes investigator. But why listen to him when you can just consult the host of the Chapo Trap House podcast.
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#Gaza
it wasn’t an airstrike. Even the smallest JDAM leaves a 3m crater. Widespread surface damage and total lack of cratering inconsistent with an airstrike.
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@eean
@bill_of_lefts
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@EZavadskij
@InfraHaz
@whiteboywylin
Possibly because they were all dead after their governments adopted Lysenko's batshit insane pseudoscience.
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@EverydayBastiat
@A_SHEKH0VTS0V
This image of George Washington flanked with swastikas is surreal stuff. The article above talks about how Jewish protesters were beaten up as the police looked on and in some cases participated.
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@mtracey
Or she was trying to balance not offending her conservative-leaning supporters with not pissing off the Dem leadership too much. This wasn't a profile in courage, there was more than enough evidence presented to reach a conclusion.
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@gtuckerkellogg
@stkirsch
The sad thing is Steve Kirsch has basically erased his entire legacy as a tech entrepreneur. Now he'll just be remembered as an anti-vax conspiracy theorist.
His greatest achievement was helping invent the optical mouse...but that was 43 years ago.
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@BurnerLamars
@Politics_Polls
@MorningConsult
@politico
I want to know who the people are who reject Donald Trump but support Donald Trump Jr.
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@DouglassBenson
@rachael_katz
@eshaLegal
A couple months ago I made mistake of trying to debate a "Marxist Leninist" who on one hand claimed to be in favor of abolishing the police, while also supporting the Xinjiang detention camps.
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@RichardBarrow
If the hotel's account is true it sounds like people on both sides got carried away.
However if the hotel's intent was to avoid negative publicity for their business then it has backfired in the most spectacular way possible.
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@joshtpm
The reason they got jack is likely because Republicans signaled it would be difficult to ever get their votes. As McCarthy learned during the many attempts to get elected House Speaker, if you go in there counting on the Freedom Caucus votes you're basically asking to default.
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@testingout206
@Noahpinion
44 million people losing control of their own future and being forced to live under a murderous government also involves death and suffering.
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@ABeardedPanda
I know a little about Thai politics and it's not remotely accurate to frame the election as a referendum on China and Russia. Just like people in most countries, Thais are concerned with their own government, which has been run by a military junta for the past several years.
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@symmo1969
@oneandonlymr0
@Noahpinion
Chomsky was absolutely right on some things such as opposing the Vietnam War and disastrously wrong on others such as dismissing stories of genocide coming out of Cambodia.
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@plu91
Looks like the article was quickly taken down. Fortunately it was still saved in Google's cache -- I archived a copy here.
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@maxseddon
@AndresSchipani
It would be interesting to see an article contrasting Russia's nonstop accusations of "Nazism" with the Russian state's support of far-right parties around the world, including actual neo-Nazis. Amazingly I haven't seen any good story yet pointing out this extreme contradiction.
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@C_Kavanagh
I have seriously seen people who were cheering Putin on, while at the same time referring to the "reign of terror" in Justin Trudeau's Canada. That's how blinkered and confused a lot of the world is at this point.
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@LiberalTaboo
@danieldennett
"The ones from Tesla where he single handedly brought the car industry to the electric age? Is it the rocket company..."
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@ryangrim
The idea that Fauci had "leverage" and coerced them into changing their views is idiotic. You're just repeating a stock conspiracy narrative people use whenever they don't like what scientists are saying, whether it's on climate change, vaccines etc.
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@AndrewPaulJoyce
The quote has now been quietly deleted from the AP article. There is no editorial note indicating it was ever there but you can still see the text coming up in Google.
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@mattyglesias
I don't think this is necessarily reason for alarm. You have to look at the cases and where they came from. It looks like many of them are citizens of these countries returning from overseas.
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@C_Kavanagh
The same guy just half a year ago...
It's fascinating how human societies naturally gravitate towards authoritarianism rather than liberty, and as a result we have to fight for freedom again, and again, and again.
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@chloe_somethin
@TraceyZeee
@TodayWithJulius
The particular virus in that experiment also did not create SARS-CoV-2 as some people are suggesting.
The NIH even put out this page complete with infographics to try to explain this, but of course everyone ignored that part.
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@JeanNeig3
@AriPeter1971
@BenjaminNorton
Is this meme supposed to suggest that wars can only be started by America?
This is an impressive list for just the past 30 years.
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Top Democrat on the Intel Committee on the Times lab leak article...
"That's just not accurate reporting. It's just not accurate and it feeds into conspiracy theories...I don't know what sources the British newspaper is quoting."
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@BeijingPalmer
He was responsible for a series of articles in Jacobin before the war happened that were more or less identical to Russian propaganda narratives -- labelling the 2014 revolution a far-right coup engineered by the USA, exaggerating the influence of the Azov movement etc.
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@TheEliKlein
@ggronvall
@NateSilver538
@K_G_Andersen
@LawrenceGostin
Not sure if you realize how circular your reasoning is.
Fauci is not to be trusted, because you think a lab leak happened and he covered it up.
The evidence against a lab leak happening in the first place? Don't look at it, because a guy connected to Fauci wrote it.
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