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Originally Posted by PepsiFree
It’s not because people want you banned, it’s because you regularly do share mindless, hate-based conspiracy theories, bad-faith editorials, and misinformation while having a completely unfounded sense of intellectual confidence about the way the world works. Not to mention the laughable “try not to attack other posters” while you do it in the regular. Your posts are a sideshow, which is why most people just have you on ignore.
But yeah, I’m sure it’s actually because people want to silence your brave, bold voice of reason and truth. Whatever you need to tell yourself.
Regarding the WEF video, even the national post (your favourite editorial source) mocks WEF conspiracy theorists: https://nationalpost.com/news/canada...ian-government
Despite being a spooky German, there’s nothing nefarious about the video that would lead a normal person to 14Romans conclusions. 50% of cabinet having attended/been a part of Young Global Leaders doesn’t not equal “infiltrating” 50% of cabinet. We can use our brains even a little bit, here.
WEF conspiracies are almost as dumb as conspiracies about COVID being designed by governments to control the population and vaccines being mass-murder initiatives and… oh wait… look who believed in that nonsense too! |
You used a perfect word to describe the article. They “mock” the video.
If there was truth to it being a little more involvement than going to Davos to get connections and eating 50 buck burritos I’d want it downplayed too. If I was getting funding to be a “trusted source” I too would write an article saying how it doesn’t mean anything and that they were just there for a holiday and have no further involvement.
Again, I’m not saying it’s 100 percent guaranteed happening or not happening. If it is, some of the decisions being made like putting us into gargantuan amounts of debt, attacking the oil sands and the prosperity it brings, and multiple wealth transfers from tax payers to elites line up with ways they want more control.
A written article from the National Post with the mocking opinion that it is untrue does not make it untrue. No more than a written article of opinion from any other news source stating it is happening.
To me, politicians denouncing any influence is a good start, followed by decisions that would seem to not line up with any WEF philosophy and benefit all Canadians/Albertans.
I will not argue this to the death, but you again saying it is dumb does not make it untrue or unsaid or conspiracy.
I will ask you an honest question though. When people started floating the idea that governments would implement vax passes and 99 percent of the people said, “that will never happen, that’s conspiracy and misinformation”, were you part of the 1 percent?