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Questioning Christianity isn’t hatred. It’s exactly what critical thinking is supposed to allow.
Jesus did magic by walking on water and resurrecting.
I believe god killed him as punishment for disobeying him, which is on par with how god punishes people with an eternity burning in hell for not believing in him.
God sounds like a psychopathic megalomaniac.
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Very suspicious.
If vaccines have nothing at all to do with autism, then how do we explain this?
1983: 4 mandatory vaccines.
AUTISM: 1 in 10,000
2013: 30+ mandatory vaccines.
AUTISM: 1 in 88
2026: 70+ mandatory vaccines.
AUTISM: 1 in 30.
Correlation doesn’t equal causation?
They’re just better equipped to diagnose it now?
Sure does seem suspicious.
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It's funny how Greg Abbott and Ken Paxton are running on "Fixing Texas" when the Republicans have controlled the entire state for 30 goddamn years
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Covid vaccines ended the pandemic
Readers added context they thought people might want to know
In the epidemiology update from the WHO at the end of 2024, they state, "Now, we enter the sixth year of the pandemic, after four years of weekly, monthly, and then quarterly
updates to COVID-19 vaccination data..."
cdn.who.int/media/docs/def…
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A reminder that many SIDS studies have found no association with vaccines. stopantivaxpropaganda.org/p/…
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"My great grandmother lived to 98 without vaccines."
Lovely.
Her six siblings who died before the age of five were unavailable for comment.
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It’s amazing how much right wing discourse is them pretending not to understand things. Thus making discourse impossible.
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If God is against abortion, why does he kill so many babies in the Bible?
Replying to @maklelan
And yet still can’t refute anything I say except using generalizations and superlatives.
Nothing more than a serpent.
God’s against abortion, and against you.
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.@JamesTalarico: My decision to stay home for a week sent my opponent and his conspiracy theorists spiraling. I opened up social media and learned I had apparently dropped out of the race, had flown to a mental hospital in Ohio — that I had died.
False claims got millions of views online — and this is an example of what I call the ‘rage economy.’ Billionaires who own these platforms get rich, we all get angry, and nobody’s life gets any better. Conspiracy theories don’t put food on the table, put gas in the tank, or improve our communities.
I’m going to stay focused on the very real problems facing Texans.
Conservative media figures, donors, and even some politicians spread a rumor on social media that Democratic Senate candidate James Talarico was struggling with his mental health and had secretly retreated to a hospital. nbcnews.com/tech/internet/ja…
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Zelenskyy "When our strikes reached Yandex’s data centers, it suddenly became a little easier to breathe on many social media platforms. A lot of people noticed it. There was less hate, less division, and fewer provocations. Because there were fewer bots. It’s pretty clear where those bots were"
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Mentions of the word "Fauci" on X have fallen off a cliff since the data centres in Russia were hit
Makes you wonder...
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We've reached the point where people demand 100% certainty from scientists.
And accept 100% nonsense from influencers.




























