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<blockquote data-quote="Frank Underwood" data-source="post: 443726" data-attributes="member: 35">The only &quot;conspiracy theories&quot; the media traffics in are those that benefit the establishment.&nbsp; The fact that even they were compelled to address Covid policy mistakes, as well as misinformation from the government and the scientific community, says a lot.&nbsp; The only problem is that many of them brushed all of this off as well-intentioned ignorance.And yes, many people took the vaccine and were perfectly fine, but that&#039;s not a defense against mandates and lockdowns, making false claims about mask and vaccine efficacy, side effects, or that transmission of the virus stops with every vaccinated person.&nbsp; No matter how you look at it, misinformation was spread and the people who didn&#039;t want the vaccine were shamed and threatened.&nbsp; Dolly Parton&#039;s legacy is one of kindness and generosity, and she certainly cared about the well-being of others, but she seriously missed the mark when she called people &quot;cowards&quot; for refusing an experimental medical procedure.&nbsp; It reveals a lack of nuance and understanding, which was not Dolly&#039;s usual style.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Frank Underwood, post: 443726, member: 35"] The only "conspiracy theories" the media traffics in are those that [I]benefit[/I] the establishment. The fact that [I]even they[/I] were compelled to address Covid policy mistakes, as well as misinformation from the government and the scientific community, says a lot. The only problem is that many of them brushed all of this off as well-intentioned ignorance. And yes, many people took the vaccine and were perfectly fine, but that's not a defense against mandates and lockdowns, making false claims about mask and vaccine efficacy, side effects, or that transmission of the virus stops with every vaccinated person. No matter how you look at it, misinformation was spread and the people who didn't want the vaccine were shamed and threatened. Dolly Parton's legacy is one of kindness and generosity, and she certainly cared about the well-being of others, but she seriously missed the mark when she called people "cowards" for refusing an experimental medical procedure. It reveals a lack of nuance and understanding, which was not Dolly's usual style. [/QUOTE]

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