It's a boy! (in the spirit of randomly attributing cause and effect) (and finally, _Well Played!_ )

"Frickin' Guiliani"

THE VAX TURNED ME INTO A NEWT!!! . . . . . . ...i got better....

Ugh, you’re a “flat tirer”…. 🤣

Relax! It is only flat on the bottom.

Sorry to hear aboutbhjhr brother, but glad he's alive. Exactly right! These "intellectuals" are using correlation to decide causality. I drank some milk, and then a few days later I had a headache, therefore milk 100% causes headaches.

As a cancer survivor, I am glad your brother survived. However, this is apples and oranges

I'm glad your brother survived. I hope you and your loved ones are staying safe 💕

Exactly!

@@RogerStarks It's an analogy.

That Sounds like a Pastor.

@@pranays you need to educate yourself instead of wasting your time here.

@@Cussy69_420 go wrestle a reindeer

@@cindyfinlayson4197 Does "educate yourself" happen to mean "I've studied extensive Facebook memes shared with me"?

I know of someone who died less than an hour after receiving the vaccine! - - - - - He was hit by a truck after leaving the hospital! It would have been kind of funny if it had been a truck transporting vaccines, but it was just some random idiot who didn’t use his mirrors!

Sounds like you need your own marvel movie

I got the chinese vaccine . Now i am shang chi

its probably just a case of kung flu

Wow, look at how clever you all are! If you don't say so yourself!

My aunt and her husband were the most pro vaccine people in my family from the beginning of the pandemic and they ended up getting the Pfizer vaccine last spring at the same time, both of them have been in the hospital for ongoing issues like that guy described in that video. They both are telling people not to get it now when they were the ones forcing it down everyone's throat the whole year before and hearing the reactions of this from pro vaccine people made me realize how politically brainwashed they are because of the lack of transparency in their responses.

Blessings to you and yours and ALL who took the vaccines. I was a member of the polio epidemic, Smallpox vac generation. I remember the Smallpox vaccine as being particularly nasty.

@@erniholt9357 the one that hurt the most for me was the tetanus jab. Smallpox wasn't real nice with the scab on your arm, but I had no issues with anything other than that.

@@erniholt9357 about the Polio epidemic. I will never forget the poor people who ended up partially crippled and also those who spent so much time in the "iron lung machines" to help them live. History tells us, VACCINES work, so go get the jab. Not worth the chance not to.

@@noelanderson8915 Amen! That was a horrible time! The children in hospitals. I remember the iron lungs vividly, and they scared the crap out of me....it was a terrifying time. My brother-in-laws' eventual career as an MD formed as he was fighting for his life in a hospital in Louisville, Kentucky. You are so right that vaccines have proven themselves to me and I can't recommend them enough. I would like to close on an experience shared with me, by my niece, when she was doing her residency some years ago ( her father is the polio survivor). She has a patient, who was a young teenager come into the ward she helped serve. His high fever, etc., turned out to be confirmed Tetnus. He was member of a religious sect who did not believe in modern inventions, including modern medical intervention. Therefore, this young man had never had a vaccine of any type. Their form of a doctor, treated him with the approved medical protocol. He was so sick when he came in, he could hardly breathe on his own. That was one of the first cases she ever dealt with, and there was nothing she could do....and everything she has just learned, to get to where she could help people like this, could only tell her 'It could've/should've never been'. Sorry for the length of this.. All the Best to You and Yours. ✌️✨👍

At 65, I've had many of the same doses as you, mostly shots, but I have a vague memory of a sugar cube given by the elementary school nurse as well. My mother had the same scar on her shoulder, and she lived to 99.

the idw bullshit is so insidious

Major red flag

When ever I hear him cited, I cringe so hard. But also I think its interesting what they're trying to do. Basically build a self contained sphere of scientists, journalists, whistle blowers, etc. That all are in on the same grift. The reason why we need to take it seriously is because the public will see them as legitimate enough.

At around the 33:00 mark, Sam gets rowdy on Bret.

@@vinnyholiday9739 what's funny is right-wing people will constantly denounce academia and college educated people, then turn around and do this and use someone (not even an expert in epidemiology) that had a Phd as a "credible" source.

You're so delusional that I find it surprising you're capable of feeding yourself.

Darwin's award 2021 should have gone to the anti-vax collective.

🤣 🤣 🤣 Not a good feeling!

@@atropabelladonna yep the whole awards just dedicated to them ... 2022 and 2023 are looking good for them too at this point ...

My wife of 25 yrs of marriage died from Covid, early on. I witnessed her death. For your own sake, don't do something like that very dead gentleman (RIP) did. It is irresponsible, both my wife and I had multi decade careers in emergency medicine. . Listen to your doctor.

​@@Draco-xn5njSorry for the loss of your wife.

That and "asking questions". Not trying to answer them. Just asking.

Bret doesn't believe his own anti-vax propaganda. He's just grifting.

@@PlanetOfTheApes999 exactly, which makes all the more worse. Imagine being so devoid of morality that you tell people dangerous misinformation, which literally gets people killed, all for money.

He triggered the libs until his end.

some thing are so stupid you need a phd to believe it. the chinese actually have an expression that translates to something like 'smart at school, stupid at life'

No need to feel ashamed; be proud that you were able to break away from the shared delusion and recognized the grift for what it is.

I felt he was utterly full of shit when I saw him on Rogan...but good on you for seeing through his B.S.

Don't feel bad I thought he was interesting too. Maybe back then he had stuff to talk about he had actual expertise in.

​@@GSP-76 Yeah, same. He's got that quiet con man vibe; an academia grifter with an "explanation" for everything. You'll never hear him own up to any of the large number of things he's gotten wrong without loading it down with a thousand excuses first.

Shamshiri. We all make mistakes.

If I get covid I will rub my neighbours cat on my head. My grandmother recommended that for colds and she has been around a long time. If only I knew I wouldn't have had the vaccine

~He is absolutely a predator. Only HE understands the ‘correct’ and ‘honorable’ response. Then he bullshits away.

Yeah but we can’t blame him, he never ever ever in his whole life never, not once caught the flu.. so there was no possible way for him to recognise that foetal position is not normal…

I had it three years ago, was in the fetal position for off and on for four days, and the same symptoms of this guy, as well as couldn't breath , it activated my asthma that I hadn't suffered from in in over 10 years.

To be fair ive had a flu that bad haha

That's on purpose. Any real rational person would compare side effects of vaccine to COVID and it's long term effects. but the only way the grift works is if the only comparison you make against vaccine is YOUR PERFECTLY HEALTHY BODY AND IMMUNE SYSTEM

Is it amazing or a lack of critical thinking skills. We got graveyards full of non-thinkers.

Or say they fear long term effects of vaccination… versus long term effects of Covid. I say you may not live long enough to find out . I see it like they are gambling… what’s the odds of dying ? They don’t trust medical professionals…that is until they get sick and then they run to clog the hospitals ICUs often for months. All the pain, suffering, and isolation of ICU isn’t worth the gamble in my opinion. Often their life is changed forever, along with their family.

@@Bullfrog777 & the vaccine long term effects witch are unknown you can also ad that with the vary long list including it can’t prevent cv19

@@NixonThr336ix But it does prevent a large percentage of covid infections.

shout into your toilet that you want to see the manager. bill gates should be with you shortly.

@@steik6414 this did not work :-s I want my money back

@@steik6414 sorry I spoke to early, he did show up and we sorted it out

@ 😂🤣😂🤣👍✌️

Ask your fish tank guy if vaccines are right for you

Ya love to see it, folks.

I got chinese vaccine I am alive My wife got sputnik vaccine as shes a doctor

Which is fine, I caught covid before any vaccine was an option. But since I caught it, ans have a basic understanding of tolerances to diseases and vaccines, knew that me having caught the full disease provided a broader and longer lasting resistance than having never had it and only getting the vsccine. Despite every midwit Liberal intellectual saying no no no study shows that despite no study about even being underway, also ur still a dumb MAGA-esq conspiracy theorist, you should get 6 vsccine shots if possible it makes you morally superior each one you get. Low and behold the studies are finally done and out and its true having caught it provides a much much MUCH broader and longer lasting immunity to covid and its variants than any of the vaccines provided. You guys are so not following the science its wild, its almost like you have a pre conceived political and ideological perception that you'll follow no matter what lmao

Then you should be able to cite that claim

Bet I'll never be caught dead listening to your music either.

I’m FUCKING DEAD LMFAOOOO 💀

Imagine believing that a drug that won the nobel prize in medicine for its use in humans is a livestock med. CNN really can make his cultists believe that day is night and night is day if they want to.

@@richpiana8020 Nitro glycerin won the Nobel. will you drink that to?

what livestock meds? are you waiting for your heart to collapse? sleep well, kid.

Thousands of treatments work excellently for both animals and humans = TRUTH 101

Code for ... Find the 1 in 100 dentists, doctors, or scientists, that are saying what you want to hear.

Do your own research, make your own gasoline, perform your own surgical procedures using common household items!

"The risk of hospitalization from COVID-19 in kids ages 5 to17 is 0.3 per million for the week ending July 24, 2021, according to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. We also know that the risk of hospitalization after the second vaccine dose due to myocarditis, or inflammation of the heart muscle, is about 50 per million in that same age group." (MSN) This is not my own research. This is CDC Data. Google it!

@@gwilymyddraig don't vax children. The boy was 13. Look at the data!

That knife cuts both ways. "Always trust the government." ... the slogan of credulous halfwits everywhere. Healthy skepticism and critical thinking is always preferred. Requesting evidence for lofty claims is always the way to go, whether that claim is coming from a used car salesman, a politician or a pharmaceutical company looking to sell you on a cure. Evidently folks are treating this as a zero sum game. Either you must follow the official "the relatively untested vaccine is completely safe" line, or you are some sort of a conspiracy nut. The logic here leaves a lot to be desired.

Have you even watched Bret? I wince when I hear Sam's whiney arrogant voice.

@@quantumtimelines2846 sure I have. I’ve seen him on Rogan when I used to listen to his podcast. Honestly I don’t care about how him or Sam sound. You know what I care about? Not drawing conclusions based on anecdotes when you present yourself as a serious intellectual and academic.

@@quantumtimelines2846 I kind of liked Bret when I first saw him on JRE. But COVID exposed him as a fraud. And now I wince when I hear him speak. His holier-than-thou demeanor is unbearable. He has a huge God complex and is basically a fancy anti-vaxxer (who probably claims he's not, but all the best anti-vaxxers do that; bottom-line he intentionally or not is convincing people to skip the vaccine and die)

@@darkhorse381 I am not satisfied that Brett is an anti-vaxer, especially as he and Heather have both had 2 jabs. Pretty strange behaviour for an anti-vaxer.

@@darkhorse381 I didn’t nor did I ever write that.

And at least one was shredded by the scientific community for being sloppy science

That is because professors in most universities are required to publish academic articles at regular intervals. The Evergreen State College is different. No grades, but written evaluations. Professors NOT REQUIRED to publish because they want them teaching the classes instead of having teaching assistants teach classes. They have not been doing research themselves -- they have been TEACHING. Heather took her class to a remote site in the Amazon for 9 weeks--that's the kind of class you could get at Evergreen.

Publishing has nothing to do with a scientist's intelligence or knowledge of a subject. It's a requirement to teach at universities.

Scrubyjay93: sure I understand he worked in a teaching university, so his responsibilities do not include publishing. Hence he has NO MORE standing on the novel research which is taking place on COVID-19 as MUCH I have as a PhD. In order to understand the how the novel virus operates one has to be involved in grass-roots research. For eg. If you have worked a single day in expanding the frontiers of science, you would know that Nature works in the most counter-intutive way so in order to understand the counter intuitive behavior of this novel virus, one has to be directly involved in the research otherwise you would make statement based on your intuition, old school knowledge and nothing more. . Lastly ones scientific acumen is contingent on the daily research one performs to expland the frontiers of undergrad level text books. For example leading scientists don't just teach text books in universities, they are leading authors of peer reviewed scientific articles.

@@scrubjay93 it's definitely not a requirement to teach in universities. It's a requirement to secure funds to perform further research because it demonstrates your scientific acumen

I blame Rogan and the algorithm. I watched 1 Joe Rogan and was recommended these dorks. Every time you watch a ufc anything on KZfaq, rogan video used to pop up and after that a Shapiro or a milo.

@@mingus4932 the rabbit hole for impotent men

What Americans SHOULD be tired of is hating investing in education and hating paying taxes.

What about the excess deaths?😂😂😂 Your comment aged like milk!

@@youtubehatesfreespeech2555 you made that up

@@christianauldridge1264 😂😂 No, I didn't! You are just too scared to look reality directly, that's why you hide in bs narratives!

Was your car battery linked up to your body, or something? Good God, this is such an infantile attempt at analogy I barely know what to say in response.

@@youtubehatesfreespeech2555.... The deaths from covid? Those excess deaths? Millions worldwide? That's what you mean, right? Cos otherwise, no. There's no data to support your argument.

He wasn’t that guy wasn’t that guy bud

@@bobdole2184 Huh?

@@lawsonj39 I second your confusion.

@@bobdole2184 It's a reference to his comment at 3:20

If only he knew death rate from Covid is actually 10x as high (around 1%), and death rate is like 60x higher for his age group compared to younger people

Sam killed Michael Brooks

@@friday6014 But he didn't though, did he

@@friday6014 ...how?

Conservatives do fear everything; they hide when confronted.

@@friday6014 you should watch when you're making false allegations, you might find yourself in court

There's a reason why those vaccines weren't released to the public before... until there was an "emergency".

@@benxamin13 🙄 vaccine denial stuff doesn't really work outside the US, sorry. Move along ...

The money also gets in the way. He's made more money grifting in the past few years than in his entire career as an "academic".

It’s what makes them feel special in their normal, boring existence.

These people use the same tactics as Christian Creationist apologists like Kent Hovind...who has been following the evolution-creationist wars certainly MUST see the similarities. The tactics used of these anti vaccine stooges are literally the same.

Whenever someone tells you they have secret knowledge, they're trying to sell you some bullshit. The common narrative is almost never 100 percent right, but it usually has more evidence supporting a general line of facts than the conspiracy theory, which rides a wave of cynicism and confirmation bias more often than not.

That is what Conspiracy means

@S R, right

Well that's just cheating lol

Was that the mid 2000s BC or AD? I was really young during both of those decades

Well said.

Intelligence and wisdom are mutually exclusive. One could be the smartest person in the world and still make dumb decisions

@@blargh3428 I know someone like that. IQ off the charts....missed a plane cleaning his car windows. Intelligent Engineering=Oxymoron

@@erniholt9357 he probably has ADD or another condition.

@@vaughncoolman8273 You know, you are absolutely right! I totally never thought of that. When I think of his personality, his impulsiveness, well, everything! I also now remember that many, many years ago, they wanted to put him on medication, and his Mother wouldn't let them. I now have to wonder, considering this kids brilliance, if the meds would have helped....or if it would have affected his drive/desires, etc. Next time he visits, it will be interesting to see him in a different perspective. Thankx ✨✌️

That’s cold

I know it's been over a year now but Im so sorry for your loss .. I hope you're doing well today ❣️💐

i… feel sorry for him too. disinformation disinforms people. he was a victim of disinformation.

@@tonoornottono right but how many grandmas did he kill by spreading it, and will never know? could be zero. could be an exponential case that spreads and manages to kill many many immunocompromised or otherwise vulnerable people.

I know more people who died from the vaccine than covid. Blows my mind there are people like you that are so scared and miserable you believe a pharmaceutical company will save you from a virus they created.

I know dozens of unvaccinated people who are still alive, still healthy. When are we going to realize we've all "screwed up"? I am willing to bet money on my position. Are you?

I know even more unvaccinated people who are maggot shit because they didn’t get vaccinated. When are they going to realize that they screwed up? Uhh idk; probably never because they’re not here anymore. But I do know tons of people who were vaccinated and caught Covid and we can ask them some questions because they are still alive. Weird huh?

​@@douglasfreeman3229lmao OK "Free man"

Same here man 100% agree!

Same. They went wacko when they realized it got them the validation their egos were craving.

The most deserving person who is no longer in the server..

I have to clarify that you only qualify for a Darwin Award if you have not reproduced.

That's not true you can earn a Darwin award if you let your offspring kill you through your own ignorance.

One of the original Darwin awards, circa 1999 was the lady that let her 9 year old back the car down the driveway over her.

@@user-account-not-found Well that's interesting.

Pseudointellectual Dork Web

@@chrisbarnett5303 This needs to start trending hahaha.

Intellectual Derp Web!

Always has ..

Intellectual? Lool Dave Rubin is part of that intellectual dark web? Jesus was around alot of muslims in the middle east. Damn, poor Christopher Hitchens must be rolling in his grave.

The problem is that a lot of hospitals do not make "curbing severe symptoms" their objective. Their protocol is to use the same ineffective treatment of ventilators etc... If you get it, beware of public hospitals. Go to a private hospital if possible, where physicians can use client/physician privilege to treat you. Using methods that pull people out of it successfully throughout the world, but forbidden to speak about without being gaslit.

@@lahaza6515 tell me how many people have either money or an insurance that covers these things? And ventilators are used when you're in a comma, we're passed curbing any symptoms by that point. He wasn't at that point, until he was.

Les Lawrenson was a British solicitor, not an American engineer.

@@regancopple4085 You realize this was about the engineer on the podcast with Weinstein, not about Lawrenson.

US used to import Nazi scientists, because theirs were shit.

@@burningmisery The U.S. during what was called operation Paperclip was to get Nazi scientist to the U.S. after the war ended so that they could prevent them from being rounded up by the Soviet Union, preventing them from gaining a technological edge. To work at SpaceX, the most advanced private commercial space company in existence you must be a U.S. citizen as a security precaution as rocket technology is also missile technology and I seem to remember the U.S. having good enough engineers to invent things like the Airplane, the internet, the first transistor technology as well as advancing it to be home of two of the most technologically advanced processor companies, AMD and intel and during WW2 had some of the most advanced aircraft that the Soviet Union would later copy the designs after the end of the war so maybe don’t make stupid and incorrect all sweeping statements

Touche?

I was given sinopharm . Still alive

Is Google not Goliath? Brett could be a false David, but Google is Goliath, it's the most Goliath thing that has ever existed.

Poor widdle Bwett Whinescheme

Don't forget that that Evergreen College students were on the hunt for hunt going round with baseball bats ready to do violence to him but the woke left were like "nothing to see here".

Or as anti vaxxers call him: Hero.

Fight on, coward.🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

I've got to re-watch that been years. I remember going to see The Meaning of Life when came out, and song Every Sperm is Sacred

So we're going to call it a draw...

@Mike Pondo I haven't lost my keys since i got it, its great.....

never get the KILL SHOT!

Why the hell would they poison the people who do what is asked of them without question?

@@ryanmiller1317 those are the easy ones to get rid of first ; it's depopulation; too many of us haven't you heard ? climate change is due to all these damn humans ; volunteers for genocide go first ; then deal with the tougher nuts to crack.

He was just a stupid person.

Well, at least he didn't die if anything serious.

reminds me of the time bret is sure the virus is man made...lol turns out its still inconclusive.

He has doctorate in biology. He's also a former university professor of evolution. Sam Seder, by contrast has a bachelor of arts in religious studies. His primary career history is entertainment and now political commentary.

@@therosgoat8144 It is still inconclusive, but there is much evidence pointing to it being man made, and absolutely no evidence that it came about naturally.

@@shawnp8878 Ha! touché !.. but why does Sam make more sense? Is it possible Weinstein and his fans overrate his competence as a thinker? If you believe Weinstein to be correct, don’t merely list his credentials, make his case for him - this should be easy if he’s a great thinker.

@@ili626 I don't think Sam makes more sense. I think a more relevant question is why do you proclaim a PhD in biology and former professor to be overrated as a thinker, while giving merit to a professional actor?

I've only heard them speak a handful of times. Yet already my brain has decided to re-imagine thier words as if they're smelling thier own farts & describing the aroma as if it were some vintage wine.

How on earth do you think your personal doctor has the “true stats”? That’s absurd, he is only allowed to provide you the official stats and since you know every death and adverse event is deemed a “coincidence” by day default, you know the worth of those stats. The sad truth is we have to rely on anecdotes because we will never get the facts on vaccine deaths, ever. What we do know is that children are at statistically zero risk to Covid and we have no idea the impacts, especially long term, of these experimental vaccines. Thus, given it is 100% risk and no benefit to children it’s a no brainer.

@@alandockrill4924 I knew our children’s Dr for many years (he was my brothers’ Dr) and when someone you find utterly trustworthy shows you numbers from a reliable source, and you’ve taken a college stats class, and the numbers are many tens of thousands different (bad vax reactions vs getting something terrible and potentially dying of it) in the area where you live, then the choice is clear, at least for me. Better than taking advice from a quack on TV, that’s for certain. As far as COVID, I feel it’s the illness that’s experimental. The vaccines are not, they’ve been in process since the 70s. Every scientific advancement has to begin somewhere, and we were super lucky this was practically ready to go. Nothing is yet clear about long-term effects of this very weird and deadly new virus. Gathering you’re not a parent? The virus in children is rampant in some places, and many have died. I advise you never to say what you just said to anyone whose child has had this virus.

@@lcflngn It doesn't matter how nice of a guy he is or how much you trust him. He can only provide you the "official" data of deaths and adverse events, which obviously due to the political climate and the noble lie approach of governments not to harm trust in vaccines, is wholly inaccurate. He couldn't provide you the real uncensored data even if he wanted to, because he is not privy to it. Also, nobody has any data on the risk to young children, short or long term. Your assertion that large numbers of children are dying is simply not true. Where I live in Canada we have a population of 37M people and only 13 people under 20 have died with covid since the start of the pandemic. The data isn't parsed for under 12, but to be conservative we can assume that means about 7 children under 12 have died or around 4 per year. Also, of those children that have died, most all of them had severe birth defects and/or comorbidites such that it is more likely than not that their positive covid test was ancillary and not the cause of their death. But even if I grant you that all 4 a year died from Covid, that is much lower than the typical yearly death toll to that age cohort from the common flu. Given all of this it is safe to say that children are at no real risk to covid. Perhaps not zero risk, but similar to death by lightning or bear attack at best. The first question to ask, before we even get into the potential harms of the experimental vaccines, is whether or not they work such that they could completely eliminate those 4 yearly deaths. Based on our current data, Canada has 7x more cases and 4x higher rate of daily deaths from Covid compared to this time last year. Even though 80% of our population is vaccinated now compared to 0% then with a much lower population level of naturally acquired immunity. Accordingly, the data suggest likely more children will become sick and die of covid if they are vaccinated. We don't know that, but the data makes that more likely than not. The next question are the potential harms. We obviously don't know the long term harms but we have at least a little bit of the picture of the immediate harms. Both the CDC and FDA have publicly stated that in the 12 to 25 cohort of vaccinated we are seeing ~200x greater incidence of myocarditis (inflammation of the heart disease) which has killed some and left the other survivors with permanent heart damage, likely to shorten their lives. Keep in mind the CDC and FDA are downplaying everything and calling most harms coincidence, so we can be pretty certain the numbers are much higher than being reported. As such we know 4 things. 1. Children are almost never impacted negatively by Covid. 2. There is no evidence to suggest the vanishingly small number impacted by covid will be reduced by the vaccine 3. There are significant harms from the vaccines already known to impact young people. 4. We have no idea what the long term harms may be. In summary, all risk and no quantifiable benefit. Almost forgot, if and when children contract the virus they are given the best type of likely life long naturally acquired immunity against covid. mRNA vaccinations re-educate their immune system and offer almost no protection against Delta or other variants that will be selected by nature to bypass vaccines. To answer your question, I am a parent of two young children and for all these reasons I will not be offering them up as guinea pigs.

bulllllshit

@@binglebop5877 that's what your mother said after you hatched.

FAKENEWS

@@binglebop5877 i think he was quoting the guy who died from it.

Exactly, I was like WTF.

I don’t know your words but I liked that sentence 😆

'Release the kracken!!' \o/ 🚽🌊🦐

Cthulhu f'thagn!

Dagon, I presume.

@Colby sold!🔨

I try to see it as an extremist and stupidity problem. Although the right has somehow made medical information political, there is a far left antivax movement for years already.

They’re both liberals

@@alexieyevcasanova7898My mistake. Still learning about all the different political directions and their beliefs. Thanks for the correction.

@@alandockrill4924 stop using logic with these folks. Remember, feels before reals my friend

@@alandockrill4924 I still think ppl over 50 and fat ppl should get the vax. The guy that died was both of those things. That’s my biggest problem w Brett’s view. I don’t think he talks about how vaccines have helped prevent death in old ppl enough. And w old ppl very few issues w vaccine side effects. As we know more about what the vaccines do and don’t do Brett’s opinion hasn’t changed on ADE or risk assessment one bit. In a way o don’t blame him. It’s human nature to entrench in ones views when you’re being attacked for them. His initial views were fair I think. They just never evolved when more data became available.

Just proves the education status of many of these people. They don’t know what they’re talking about with socialism and communism.

@@iwant2haveu Yeah. I'm tired of hearing "Biden is a commie" nonsense.

They can't help but deflect and project their own morality, motivations and guilt onto others.

What about the people who took the jab and died or got injured from it and big pharma is not liable?

@@girle5584 name those people. and then compare that number to the ones that have died from covid.

Here here! I legitimately find it very funny!

@@girle5584 you win the day for dumbest comment 🥇 good job. If you keep working at it you might achieve below average intelligence some day

@@girle5584 you better be willing to cite a source on that that isnt VAERS

Post it. Put a time stamp on it

@@HighTech636 They state that certain people should take the vaccine, all of you watch these videos and agree without knowing wht you are talking about.

@@jasonolinger7585 Last I saw a pregnant woman asked them what she should do in her situation? Heather said 'I dont know' and Brett said 'damned if you do, damned if you dont'. Its nothing but conspiracy paranoia dressed up as "I'm just asking questions", and after mouthing off, they wash their hands of any responsibility.

@@tammy1001They don't just wash their hands. As you can see at the end of this segment, they actually end up patting themselves on the back. Brett and Heather are creeps.

Absolutely spot on statement..... listening to these three twist the truth only further helps to spread vaccine hesitancy. Three condescending "experts" spending 37 minutes just making stuff up. How embarrassing. Brett and Heather are far from anti vaccine and these 3 would know that if they actually listened to their podcasts.

Source: Trust me bro.

"I was in the fetal position for 6 hours last night, but it's no big deal."

To be fair. The flu feels like that. It’s brutal. Don’t skip your flu shot.

@@DrewSorensenMusic The flu that puts you in that state is usually not dismissed as "just a cold" though.

I had the flu and strep simultaneously about 3 years ago and I thought I was gonna die honestly. I couldn’t move out of bed for days and needed help to stand. I had to sit on the toilet to pee. I’ve also had bouts with bronchitis when I was a teen that nearly hospitalized me. My fever was too high to risk being transported. I hallucinated and had to be carried to a tub with ice water. I’ve had respect for science since I was a child. I never needed those things to happen for me to believe in debilitating sicknesses. It’s not common but people do die from things most of us recover from. BTW I saw my Aunt in the ICU last year and she didn’t walk out. There’s more to be known than what you see.

@@DrewSorensenMusic yeah, exactly I had a bad flu too. That is exactly why I don't want to get COVID or spread it to my friends and family

Why do they trust Big Oil re: Climate Change, but distrust Big Pharma re: Vaccines? Multinational corporations all have the exact same greedy intentions no matter what the end product may be.

@@hillside21 It's just part of the "up is down, black is white, don't trust anyone but me" narrative they are trying to push.

@@hillside21 bret isn’t a climate change denier ?

That's a good point.

The real sheep are the antivaxxers like you

@@e.m.b2834 comment is being sarcastic, commenter is definitely not an anti-vax

@@mk177 Whoops.

Their response is always: “do you even think for yourself?” When all they do is repeat faux and brietbart all day.

"I DID MY OWN RESEARCH!". Repeating the same lines as if it's all the same person, and then calling other people sheep. 👍

It's so ironic that you didn't end that sentence with a noun.

skullduggery?

My drunk friends and I think your hilarious 😂😂😂

Ba dum tshhhh

Nicely done sir lol.

First "IDW", now Dark Horse. I miss the time when those names only referred to comic book publishers.

@@mthsdcs I never minded calling those turds the idw because the dark web is used almost exclusively by criminals. I like the evocation

And,...he'll be DEAD inside of 2 weeks. How smart IS THAT?

@@bobdadnaila7708 no he wont , rich elites like him do everything in their power to not suffer the consequences of their actions

I would bet money that Bret and Eric both got the Vaccine as soon as it was available.

Brett is a prize BOBO (bourgeois-bohemian). Gotta bills to pay, brother!

@@brandonb8807 Of course they did. The rest is a scam to pay the rent.

such idiotic logic

@@alandockrill4924 It's a pretty new thing. 2 billion vaccinated. People still aren't dying from it. Millions have died of covid though. ;)

@@alandockrill4924 To some extent I understand the skepticism of the mRNA vaccine. These people should take the J+J vaccine, which is a traditional vaccine. Taking a broad stance against vaccination is not smart.

@@speedfastman Untrue. Tens of thousands have already died from it and that is just based on the small percentage that authorities do not dismiss as "coincidence".

@@aland2465 Ok conspiracy theorist. No proof only your feelings.

I get that

😂😂

Nice to judge people based on their voices, but maybe you're not a racist? I find their voices just normal human voices. You might have a real problem if you hate people based on their voice.

@@scrubjay93 I gurantee you the main reasons he "hates" Bret and Heather has little to do with their voices. It's just a hilarious bonus thing to dislike. Don't be so sensitive

😂😂😂😂

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send it to their corporate

So damn lazy.

If that’s true, let’s get at it.. Dark Horse Comics have a Twitter account?

@@Neddoest we need to before some people think the are affiliated

I think the stats on covid death rates in red vs blue counties is pretty interesting.

Pretty much everyone is getting delta these days.

@@DaemonJax everyone is starting to become.... the Delta Force

I've never been "doubled over in a fetal position" from the flu. That should have been a clue something was seriously wrong.

Ppl who get vaccinated get delta too since the vaccine can’t prevent cv19

@@NixonThr336ix This is true. The Jury is still out on whether vaccines reduce your chances of catching the delta variant, and there is evidence that they don't reduce transmissibility if you do become infected, however there is strong evidence that they improve outcomes by reducing rates of serious illness and death.

Oooops!

Bret was right about the virus being artificially modified, so one would think he would endlessly promote vaccines….EVERY FREAKING DAY. That’s what someone taking a laboratory accident seriously would do.

@Kokobaboko I share your frustration with these people, but they've been duped and don't deserve to die. Weinstein should be exiled to gab, which for these grifters is a fate worse than death.

How many people has Dr. Zuckerberg killed?

@Kokobaboko Snickering at the death of a fellow American over politics. Totally not cultish.

@@Killjoy.Z he was from England you nerd

@@Cussy69_420 My friend believes all sort of dumb shit and does not budge in her beliefs no matter how well I try to explain how conspiracy theories work and why people believe in them etc. She refuses to get vaccinated. And she is not stupid or evil. Such beliefs are very hard to unbelieve, I suppose.

He doesn’t have that kinda set money🤣

That's his wife he's sitting close to.

@@wngimageanddesign9546 I was referring to the first clip, but thanks for the clarification in that clip.

It feels like it could be a Seinfeld episode, the tiny restaurant table.

His wife bru

Speak for yourself, you don't get to see a person record the collection of their Darwin Award.

Yes it is! It really is.

@@nochillwill4667 The Darwin award only applies to people who failed to reproduce before their idiocy took them out.

I have Compassion Fatigue at this point.

What’s sad is frustrating is the idiots who believe the covid gene therapy products are safe and effective