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<blockquote data-quote="Frank Underwood" data-source="post: 321503" data-attributes="member: 35">Saying someone is &quot;widely believed&quot; to have said or done something is itself a conspiracy theory.Prior to Covid, the majority of Jimmy Dore videos I posted were about US politics.&nbsp; I&#039;m not sure what it was you &quot;disagreed with,&quot; unless it was Dore&#039;s left wing perspective.As for Covid, what about the lies from the mainstream media?&nbsp; I covered those lies with outside reporting in relevant threads here.&nbsp; Shouldn&#039;t &quot;demonstrably untrue&quot; information matter more when it comes from sources such as health officials and the mainstream media?&nbsp; In contrast, Jimmy Dore is a self-proclaimed &quot;jagoff comedian in his garage&quot; who rightly questions mainstream narratives.&nbsp; And yet he was still correct that the vaccinated can contract and spread Covid (Dore is double vaxxed and developed long Covid.)&nbsp; He was also correct that the greed of big pharma led to predominantly wealthy countries receiving the vaccine.&nbsp; Again, that&#039;s validated by outside reporting.I&#039;m sure those &quot;influential organizations&quot; love that definition because they can point to it anytime they&#039;re accused of doing something nefarious.&nbsp; I guess it&#039;s just a coincidence that the media cheers on western imperialism while treating Russian imperialism like a tragedy.&nbsp; Again, I&#039;m sure it&#039;s just a coincidence that big pharma provided the vaccine to wealthy countries, while leaving poor countries largely unvaccinated.&nbsp; And I&#039;m sure it&#039;s just a coincidence that the US media pushed Russia-gate against Trump, while claiming Hunter Biden&#039;s laptop was &quot;Russian disinformation&quot;(we now know that&#039;s a lie.)&nbsp; The US media also bashed Trump for his racism, while giving Biden a pass for his racism.Speaking of which, that brings me back to the original topic.&nbsp; Are racist comments (perceived or otherwise) worse than racist actions?&nbsp; I admittedly know little about the royals, but I do recall you telling me before that Joe Biden isn&#039;t racist.&nbsp; Is it really not racist to work with segregationists, to say you don&#039;t want your kids to grow up in a racial jungle, or to write the crime bill that predominantly targeted black people for non-violent offenses?&nbsp; From my perspective, those thoughts and actions come across as far more racist and bigoted.&nbsp; Even VP Kamala Harris once joked that she smoked weed due to her Jamaican heritage.&nbsp; Her own father wasn&#039;t amused, and called her comment &quot;a travesty.&quot;</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Frank Underwood, post: 321503, member: 35"] Saying someone is "widely believed" to have said or done something is itself a conspiracy theory. Prior to Covid, the majority of Jimmy Dore videos I posted were about US politics. I'm not sure what it was you "disagreed with," unless it was Dore's left wing perspective. As for Covid, what about the lies from the mainstream media? I covered those lies with outside reporting in relevant threads here. Shouldn't "demonstrably untrue" information matter more when it comes from sources such as health officials and the mainstream media? In contrast, Jimmy Dore is a self-proclaimed "jagoff comedian in his garage" who rightly questions mainstream narratives. And yet he was still correct that the vaccinated can contract and spread Covid (Dore is double vaxxed and developed long Covid.) He was also correct that the greed of big pharma led to predominantly wealthy countries receiving the vaccine. Again, that's validated by outside reporting. I'm sure those "influential organizations" love that definition because they can point to it anytime they're accused of doing something nefarious. I guess it's just a coincidence that the media cheers on western imperialism while treating Russian imperialism like a tragedy. Again, I'm sure it's just a coincidence that big pharma provided the vaccine to wealthy countries, while leaving poor countries largely unvaccinated. And I'm sure it's just a coincidence that the US media pushed Russia-gate against Trump, while claiming Hunter Biden's laptop was "Russian disinformation"(we now know that's a lie.) The US media also bashed Trump for his racism, while giving Biden a pass for his racism. Speaking of which, that brings me back to the original topic. Are racist comments (perceived or otherwise) worse than racist actions? I admittedly know little about the royals, but I do recall you telling me before that Joe Biden isn't racist. Is it really not racist to work with segregationists, to say you don't want your kids to grow up in a racial jungle, or to write the crime bill that predominantly targeted black people for non-violent offenses? From my perspective, those thoughts and actions come across as far more racist and bigoted. Even VP Kamala Harris once joked that she smoked weed due to her Jamaican heritage. Her own father wasn't amused, and called her comment "a travesty." [/QUOTE]

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