Covid - what can be discussed outside of the conspiracy forum?

[Scott]

Again, I look forward to good conversation with you and your friends if they ever get approved, but I don't expect good people to last long. You have no idea what goes on here.

Says the troll

Come on Apollyon, he was having a civilized conversation with me, can't we try to keep it that way?

 

[Hawkeye10]

Alright, but why not APP?

Because the rules I am told are different there, and I tend to forget where I am. Also I say what I want to say, I am a free mind/free speech absolutist.

 

[AProudLefty]

The terrain theory is not accepted in scientific circles.

 

[Mason Michaels]

Do you really think such a put down helps in furthering discussion on the subject of this thread?

Yes!

 

[Mason Michaels]

Come on Apollyon, he was having a civilized conversation with me, can't we try to keep it that way?

"Can't we all just get along"!

 

[Scott]

"Can't we all just get along"!

It's certainly not always possible, but I think we should at least try to remain civil with each other. Disagreement is fine, but I don't see insults as being a positive contribution in a conversation.

 

[Scott]

Because the rules I am told are different there, and I tend to forget where I am. Also I say what I want to say, I am a free mind/free speech absolutist.

Alright, understood.

 

[Scott]

The terrain theory is not accepted in scientific circles.

I imagine this is in response to something I said. For those who aren't familiar with the germ vs. terrain theory:

Germ Theory Versus Terrain: The Wrong Side Won the Day | westonaprice.org

Now, I think it's apparent from the link above that not all those who believe in terrain theory believe that viruses don't exist. However, a branch of those who believe in terrain theory do, such as Dr. Robert Young:

The Terrain Theory vs. The Germ Theory | drrobertyoung.com

Dr. Sam Bailey has also made it clear that she is both a terrain theory adherent as well as one who no longer believes that contagious viruses exist. Here is a recent article she's written critiquing another doctor's assertion that he has seen a picture of a virus:

Dr. Peter McCullough Says He Has Seen A Picture Of A Virus Up Close | drsambailey.com

She is also part of a group, mainly composed of doctors, that signed their name to a paper on what should settle the virus debate:

The “Settling The Virus Debate” Statement | drsambailey.com

 

[Lightbringer]

Around 10 days ago, I made a thread in Above Plain Politics essentially asking this question. Thread is here:

https://www.justplainpolitics.com/showthread.php?196883-Challenging-the-official-Covid-narrative

I still haven't gotten a response from anyone, but I'm guessing that may be in part because not many people post over there. So I thought I'd ask over here and see if I get better results.

No one will take you up on that, the only people tempted to already know they were horrifically wrong about covid.

 

[Scott]

No one will take you up on that, the only people tempted to already know they were horrifically wrong about covid.

Well, if it makes anyone feel better, at first, I was one of the crowd believing the official line. The more I looked into it, though, the more I branched off from said line.

 

[Lightbringer]

Well, if it makes anyone feel better, at first, I was one of the crowd believing the official line. The more I looked into it, though, the more I branched off from said line.

I told everyone they were idiots from the beginning. And I told them why. APL was the worst offender, covid is when I lost a lot of respect for that ignorant little incel.

 

[AProudLefty]

I imagine this is in response to something I said. For those who aren't familiar with the germ vs. terrain theory:

Germ Theory Versus Terrain: The Wrong Side Won the Day | westonaprice.org

Now, I think it's apparent from the link above that not all those who believe in terrain theory believe that viruses don't exist. However, a branch of those who believe in terrain theory do, such as Dr. Robert Young:

The Terrain Theory vs. The Germ Theory | drrobertyoung.com

Dr. Sam Bailey has also made it clear that she is both a terrain theory adherent as well as one who no longer believes that contagious viruses exist. Here is a recent article she's written critiquing another doctor's assertion that he has seen a picture of a virus:

Dr. Peter McCullough Says He Has Seen A Picture Of A Virus Up Close | drsambailey.com

She is also part of a group, mainly composed of doctors, that signed their name to a paper on what should settle the virus debate:

The “Settling The Virus Debate” Statement | drsambailey.com

So you have stipulated that your "theory" be constrained to the conspiracy theory forum, your "question" is considered settled.

Glad to be of assistance.

 

[Scott]

I told everyone they were idiots from the beginning. And I told them why. APL was the worst offender, covid is when I lost a lot of respect for that ignorant little incel.

You would have been calling me an idiot at the beginning too . I'd say it can sometimes take time for some to realize the truth. Some longer than others.

 

[Scott]

So you have stipulated that your "theory" be constrained to the conspiracy theory forum

First of all, none of what I have asked relates to any theory I have come up with. All the theories I have talked about were conceived of by people far more knowledgeable on these subjects then myself.

Second of all, I didn't stipulate anything. Instead, I've asked the moderators of this forum whether any of the theories I mentioned need to be constrained to the conspiracy section of this forum.

 

[Mason Michaels]

It's certainly not always possible, but I think we should at least try to remain civil with each other. Disagreement is fine, but I don't see insults as being a positive contribution in a conversation.

New to JPP? My very first post here,the reply was that I was a "cum gargler"!

 

[AProudLefty]

I told everyone they were idiots from the beginning. And I told them why. APL was the worst offender, covid is when I lost a lot of respect for that ignorant little incel.

Funny because I liked you till you went off rails. I thought you were funny and your avatar hilarious which led me to think you were being funny. But no later you turn out to be a vicious hateful person.

And what is your problem with my stance on covid? Get it off your chest.

 

[AProudLefty]

First of all, none of what I have asked relates to any theory I have come up with. All the theories I have talked about were conceived of by people far more knowledgeable on these subjects then myself.

Second of all, I didn't stipulate anything. Instead, I've asked the moderators of this forum whether any of the theories I mentioned need to be constrained to the conspiracy section of this forum.

I was addressing your points 4 and 5. That is germ theory vs. terrain theory. If you compare and contrast them, that wouldn't belong in the conspiracy theory forum. However if you want to suggest or peddle the "theory" that the covid virus doesn't exist (terrain theory), keep it in the CT forum.

You asked and I answered.

 

[Scott]

It's certainly not always possible, but I think we should at least try to remain civil with each other. Disagreement is fine, but I don't see insults as being a positive contribution in a conversation.

New to JPP? My very first post here,the reply was that I was a "cum gargler"!

I can certainly agree that some here seem almost incapable of being civil. You'll note that I tend to thread ban 2 individuals from every thread I create. Incidentally, the ability to thread ban people from one's threads is a feature that I've only seen in one other forum, and it wasn't even a 'dedicated' forum- chess.com. As to most people here, I've found that they can be civilized if one is civilized with them in turn.