Not a great persuasive talk, lacked any credibility and seems meant for those who want to cheer him on..
You're dismissing this because he wasn't persuasive? How is that relevant?
Show me the evidence that his intended vaccines are killing billions.
I could, but that's not the point here. The point is that he believes it can be done and wants to do it. And btw, his "charity" foundation does a lot of these things he mentions in the clip. Mostly in poor african countries.
And I'm sure if I tried I could easily show you the evidence that someone is making millions on the vaccines.
And I never said otherwise.
What I'm more curious about is the fascination with conspiracy theories in general, as in why are some so attracted to what may or may not be true.
Because a lot of them are true or partially true. A lot of them are disinfo operations created, disseminated and supported by those running the real conspiracies, though.
What's more interesting is to consider how so many people are so terribly afraid of finding out the real truths, that they make up excuses for even the most obvious of conspiracies, and continually ridicule those who would show them they're wrong. I've noticed this phenomenon is much more common among people who live in the countries who's governments are most heavily engaged in global conspiracies, than in people living elsewhere. Those living in countries where their gov's conspiracies mostly stay confined within their own country, are generally more willing to look into both local and global conspiracies.
You can shout back, Wake up Man. But now that you've woken up, How has that helped you along? this may step on a few toes, but my guess is that it's something about wanting to feel more secure or reduce anxiety from living in a world that is totally impossible to fully grasp
I look to understand the world and the misconceptions and lies in it, and once I identify a pernicious lie, and figure out the cause for it, I can avoid some of the damage done to me by that lie. How do you think I even got here in the first place?
The trickiest part is not figuring out the lies, but telling the real lie from the ones that are just made up to catch, distract, discredit and punish someone looking for them.