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24/06/21

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Originally posted by aatisket: ↑

Re "I can't comment on Covid one way or another. Damn sure I don't want to get it. The actual proper scientists and other experts say it is real and have devised a way to deal with it."

I think it is reasonably clear that Fauci and the scientists he has allowed to speak have a lot to explain.

Re "I note rather than discuss the false claims about Gore that I have highlighted here, you choose to attack me personally. What was that you were saying about credibility ?"

You're choosing to defend Gore by hair-splitting on the evidence you've been sent. He's not a scientist. Who said he was a scientist?

You ask for evidence of him saying things? What do you expect other than evidence of Al Gore saying stuff when that is what you've asked for? But no, instead of accepting it in good grace, you double down and start excusing the very evidence you asked for.

People are sick of it. The almost religious zeal with which we are told things are about to collapse in around us, and then when it doesn't happen or, heaven forbid, you ask a question, there's an army of apologists ... just like you.

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Our denier mate made false claims about what Gore said. He is the one suggesting Gore is some kind of authority on the subject.

Apparently you are not happy with listening to the words coming out of Gore's mouth in the video ? The actual words that he says ?

Where he refers to studies down by actual scientists ?

You'd much rather go with the biased interpretation of an anonymous fake newser on hc ?

And you wonder why people call you delcons ?
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