It's so funny when Steve Kirsch went on a pro-vax shill twitter space a while back, they were all screaming and yelling over him. When he got a word in edgewise he said "show me the record-level data" for a country. That just made them sputter and shout more - they kept mocking Mr. Kirsch about record-level data. They didn't realize a sh…
It's so funny when Steve Kirsch went on a pro-vax shill twitter space a while back, they were all screaming and yelling over him. When he got a word in edgewise he said "show me the record-level data" for a country. That just made them sputter and shout more - they kept mocking Mr. Kirsch about record-level data. They didn't realize a short time later he'd come up with a huge amount of it!
Okay, this I got to hear: what was the argument they made against collecting record level data? It would seem akin to someone arguing against checking their own Powerball lottery ticket (the chance of winning the Powerball jackpot is infinitesimal!) when they are simultaneously being informed they got at least 5 of the 6 jackpot numbers correct.
You're thinking rationally. They made no rational argument, they are like first-graders on a playground. If you could find a point in their bizarre rantings it would be to trust the governments holding the data and believe whatever they say, such as only 4 deaths.
Here's an example: They made a twitter account called "Record Level Data" who said something like "I'm so lonely, Steve can't find me." They really never expected him to get the data so they just keep pretending it would match up with the pro-vax narrative.
It's so funny when Steve Kirsch went on a pro-vax shill twitter space a while back, they were all screaming and yelling over him. When he got a word in edgewise he said "show me the record-level data" for a country. That just made them sputter and shout more - they kept mocking Mr. Kirsch about record-level data. They didn't realize a short time later he'd come up with a huge amount of it!
That just keeps cracking me up over and over.
Okay, this I got to hear: what was the argument they made against collecting record level data? It would seem akin to someone arguing against checking their own Powerball lottery ticket (the chance of winning the Powerball jackpot is infinitesimal!) when they are simultaneously being informed they got at least 5 of the 6 jackpot numbers correct.
You're thinking rationally. They made no rational argument, they are like first-graders on a playground. If you could find a point in their bizarre rantings it would be to trust the governments holding the data and believe whatever they say, such as only 4 deaths.
Here's an example: They made a twitter account called "Record Level Data" who said something like "I'm so lonely, Steve can't find me." They really never expected him to get the data so they just keep pretending it would match up with the pro-vax narrative.