Saying the vaccine has a microchip in it that tracks you is misinformation, it's called common sense. Saying the vaccine is killing more people than Covid is misinformation, now stop playing stupid.
Technically it did until the 14th amendment.
We are in agreement that the above is misinformation and private businesses can censure. We disagree on whether misinformation is protected speech. The people have to decide for themselves. If you think people are too stupid or don't have the right to decide for themselves than that's another story.
People certainly are too stupid. It's why we only have 68% of people vaccinated. This is country for some odd reason is very susceptible to stupidity and listen to most ignorant. These people turn their back on scientists, doctors, experts and anyone with a degree. The same idiots that's think the Earth is flat. We are F-ed because of the stupidity has literally overtaken the country.
It still does.
My bad. Meant to say the 14th amendment extended it to the State government as well as Congress.
As my personal hero George Carlin once said:
Gene,
Empty promises aren't the same thing as claiming knowingly false facts, especially when these facts are about saving people's lives.
All the smart ones.
There are certainly plenty of people who have rather strange beliefs. There are a lot of ways to slice the vaccination data. The CDC estimates that 87.6% of adults in the U.S. have gotten at least one dose. The hard core antivaxxers are a fringe group.
74 million people voted for a man that broke every norm on earth for a president and was despicable in every single way, we have been taken over by the morons. Period, stop.There are certainly plenty of people who have rather strange beliefs. There are a lot of ways to slice the vaccination data. The CDC estimates that 87.6% of adults in the U.S. have gotten at least one dose. The hard core antivaxxers are a fringe group.
COVID Data Tracker
CDC’s home for COVID-19 data. Visualizations, graphs, and data in one easy-to-use website.covid.cdc.gov
Flat earthers are even more fringy:
"firm belief in a flat Earth was rare, with less than a 2 percent acceptance rate in all age groups."
Do People Really Think Earth Might Be Flat?
A poll says lots of Millennials evidently do—and it’s not entirely clear whyblogs.scientificamerican.com
I wouldn't say it's literally overtaken the country.
This reminds of a recent Krugman article.
Truth is, I don't need Rogan either lol. Once Joe got Covid and was missing from UFC broadcasts, I didn't miss him at all. His comedy isn't good either. I'd rather have Neil than Joe, but neither one is on my radar.
Aaron Rodgers apparently
Joe Rogan is a comedian?!? He's about as funny as a truckload of dead babies on Mother's Day.
I don’t know, I’ve heard a whole bunch of dead baby jokes over the years, and always laughed my @$$ off, Easter, Mother’s Day, whenever.
