You didn't make a point. That's the problem. You are just ignoring the real issues of fact-checking sites and the government's report on the January 6th insurrection.
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Nope — that's not the case. I provided counterpoint with video taken at the scene plus documentaries featuring people who were there.You didn't make a point. That's the problem. You are just ignoring the real issues of fact-checking sites and the government's report on the January 6th insurrection.
You still don't see the problem. It doesn't matter if both sides get dinged for the same misinformation if the so-called "misinformation" isn't actually misinformation, but just somebody's often less than well informed if not biased opinion — as has been admitted in court with Facebook.His premise is not based on facts. It's clear that actual reading fact-checking sites, the major ones most of us know, see that both left and right wing figures get dinged when they make questionable statements.
If he doesn't understand that, maybe he should be writing books on other subjects.
The issue isn't what his family thinks, it's whether or not he'd be a better option for President than the others. I don't know all the specifics of what his family thinks. Some support him, some don't. Part of the disagreement has to do with his activism, in which case, from what I've seen, they probably don't get his reasoning or accept the evidence. There might also be different political orientations ( I don't know ).No, RFK Jr. isn't Dr. Evil. But you should also make an effort to understand why other members of his family do not consider him an acceptable candidate.
The term "antivaxxer" is a pejorative label that mischaracterizes RFK Jr. — as it does with many others. When you decide to have an uncensored discussion about that, where we can look at the evidence in a fair-minded manner, let me know.The main issue is that he's an anti-vaxxer.
Don't be a hypocrite. Censorship about public health impacts public health and further entrenches the meaningless disparagement of those unfairly accused of "promoting hate" or "disparaging people" or causing harm ( when they're not ). Discrimination against the non-vaccinated is real and you are participating in it by censoring fair minded discussion about it — when will you finally get it?We won't allow posts that could impact public health or promote hate or meaninglessly disparage people.
The historical evidence shows that you are misinformed about the term "antivaxxer", and not wanting to discuss it yourself shouldn't be a reason to prevent other people from discussing it. That's the sort of thing the CCP does. It's oppressive. It's shameful for you and the MSM to participate in it.An antivaxxer is someone who claims all or most vaccines don't work, and that's not something I wish to see discussed here.
And then there's Sen. Ted Cruz, who condemned Trump in 2016 before he sucked up to him:
New Audio Shows Ted Cruz Scheming to Steal 2020 Election
Leah Millis/ReutersMSNBC aired more whistleblower audio of Sen. Ted Cruz (R-TX) Tuesday, this time dissecting a tape that appears to feature him plotting to overthrow the 2020 election—well before the events of Jan. 6.The revelations come courtesy of Fox whistleblower Abby Grossberg, who...news.yahoo.com
And to be fair and balanced, Don Lemon is out at CNN:
Don Lemon Fired By CNN—Minutes After Tucker Carlson Out At Fox News
Two of the most recognizable names in cable news were ousted in less than an hour Monday.www.forbes.com
As one might have expected, Fox News' ratings were down considerably on the first night without Carlson:
Fox News Takes Ratings Hit After Tucker Carlson’s Exit
Though it still handily led the 8 p.m. hour, the cable outlet's viewers fell off by a sizable amount Monday.www.hollywoodreporter.com
That would seem to make it reasonable for another network to pick him up. But since he flunked out of CNN and MSNBC, that might leave the lesser conservative networks, particularly Newsmax, which has exhibited a lot of growth. Their ratings are still below CNN, but not by much.
But Carlson no doubt signed a non-compete clause that will keep him off the air for awhile, unless Fox waves it, which is hardly likely.
Carlson's predecessor, Bill O'Reilly, never regained the heights he achieved at Fox News after his ouster. Just a thought.