Current Events > The ultimate proof that covid conspiracists don't really believe what they say..

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...is how offended they get at the suggestion that those who choose not to get vaccinated should not be entitled to any covid-related healthcare.

If these people actually believed the stuff they say, they'd also believe that they'll never need covid-related healthcare anyway, and therefore it shouldn't be a problem whether they can get it or not. The fact that the idea of not being able to get said healthcare scares them, is undeniable proof that they know everything they're saying is a load of crap.

I don't think you know what a proof is

Dakimakura posted...

I don't think you know what a proof is

Evidence that something is (or isn't) true.

In this case, their conduct in response to that claim is evidence that their claims of what they believe are not true.

Generalizations and idle thoughts isn't evidence at all. Assuming every anti-vaccine person is the same is as erroneous as it comes.

Dakimakura posted...

Generalizations and idle thoughts isn't evidence at all. Assuming every anti-vaccine person is the same is as erroneous as it comes.

Followers of a common ideology generally share common beliefs. That's kind of the whole point of an ideology, dude.

Trumble posted...

generally

Generalizations have no place in logical argument.

What is the conspiracy that the conspiracists believe, that it doesnt exist, man made, what?

Dakimakura posted...

Generalizations have no place in logical argument.

Generalizations have far higher accuracy than conspiracy theories, so I'm still far ahead of the opposition here.