(god this took a long time to get through) Why RFK shouldn't be secretary of health, reason 1235678532466: Doctor Mike

Wow!
58 comments, 1 from Sobrmn, the rest from you.
I’ve heard it said that talking to oneself, and answering oneself are sure signs of schizophrenia.

my brother in Christ i was providing commentary and word

also i like to talk and also

its 57, now 58 with my reply to this comment

come on the numbers right there in fact i will prove its 57 rn

maybe it was a typo but you could have easily fixed it bru

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whatever

Ok comment number 3

Here we gooooooo

Onto claim #4: Anti-vaxxers are both victims and villains of misinformation

1:00:35 here we go autism not caused by vaccines mentioned

Also just before he had a good argument so you might wanna rewind a bit from there

Makes sense

Vaccine isn't 100% guarantee but it does lower the death rate and the majority of deaths are from vaccinated people is because the majority of people are vaccinated

Reece kinda sound like he's talking like RFK

Oh dang, SAN fact check

While dozens of deaths had been reported following swine flu immunizations in 1976, the deaths were not definitively linked to the vaccine. However, research shows the vaccine did increase risk of Guillain-Barré syndrome and the government suspended the program

Ok Mike making good points bout bias and stuff and studys

I mean yea national vaccine compensation fund makes sense considering everything I've seen in this whole video

currently at 1:05:53

Fact check:

The National Childhood Vaccine Injury Act of 1986 created the National Vaccine Injury Compensation Progr gram, a no-fault alternative to the traditional legal system.

More fact check:

The Vaccine Injury Compensation Trust Fund is funded by a $0.75 excise tax on vaccines recommended by the e CDC for routine administration to children. The tax is put on each dose of a vaccine.

More fact check:

People with petitions of vaccine-related injuries or deaths resulting from covered vaccines must first exhaust remedies under the compensation fund before they can pursue legal actions against vaccine manufacturers or administrators.

Alright comment 5 probably the last main comment,

Fact check: The age-adjusted COVID-19 death rate in 2022 was 61.3 per 100,000 persons, or 0.06%, according to CDC data. The death rate decreased 47% in 2022 from 2021.

Oh dam, that's a lot of people

Fact check:

A landmark study led by the World Health Organization and published by The Lancet L in 2024 found global immunization efforts saved 154 million lives over the past 50 years. The majority of lives saved, 101 million, were those of infants.

Alright Mike about to debate a guy I don't remember his name for ten minutes on a topic of his choosing (I believe the skeptic's choice) I'm getting close to the end of this

Dear god so many comments

TOMS CLAIM: There really is no safe vaccine

His name is Tom
Let's see how it goes
1:19:42/1:30:54

Another fact check

Multiple studies support the conclusion that the risk for developing myocarditis is higher for those infected with COVID-19 than those who got the COVID-19 vaccine. A 2022 study by Penn State scientists found the relative risk for developing myocarditis was more than 7x higher in the infection group than in the vaccination group.

Another one:

A similar 2022 study out of Israel found the relative risk for developing myocarditis was about 6x higher for those who were infected with COVID-19 than those who got the COVID-19 vaccine.

Oh dang : "follow" the money mentioned

1:27:24 (I give timestamp a little before so you see what was asked)

I think it went well

I'm in the outro, almost done

Oh dang Mike changed Tom's mind on a couple things

Ok yea not everyone.thar crazy girl from earlier on the outro talking about

Apricot seeds that cure cancer and people wanting to silence them

(???????)

(She said like one or two more crazy things but yea)

Alright

1 hour
30 minutes
54 seconds

55 comments

And all the time commenting and other things

Finally, it's over.

And sorry to everyone trynna read through it all

I'm bout post this and then someone's (probably American Viking, hopefully)
Gonna be surprised with 55 comments from the same guy

Anyway I'ma go see if I can post this, have a good night :D

Alright number 4

I think it will annoy me that these comments are up to 11 long rather than 10

Almost done with this video currently: 1:07:57

Out of:1:30:54

More fact check, I never knew about this:

Dr. Jav Varma was New York City's senior public health adviser under Mayor Bill de Blasio during the first year of the pandemic. He was caught on a hidden camera talking about sex parties he attended in August and November 2020 while telling New Yorkers to stay away from others to stop the spread of COVID-19.

Yea Dr Mike also called out a thing and I'll use one of my new fallacy images

First time I use, basically this calls out 9p2683.jpg (click to show)

Alright fact check, dang they gotta raise it before the inflation hits the president:

Dr. Anthony Fauci made $480,654 in 2022, his last vear in public service, according to a government records request obtained by openthebooks.com. The president makes $400,000, a salary set by Congress that has not increased since 2001.

Another one:

The combined net worth of Dr. Fauci and his wife, million in 2022, according to Christine Grady, was $11.5 Fauci's termination report, obtained by Fox News.

(But how much is his wife worth?)

Here's another one one:

Americans have reported to VAERS slightly more than 1 million adverse events after getting COVID-19 vaccinations, not 40 million. VAERS is a passive reporting system and "may contain information that is incomplete, inaccurate, coincidental, or unverifiable," according to the CDC website.

Another another one:

The Vaccine Adverse Event Reporting System (VAERS) was established by the CDC and FDA in 1990, decades after poliovirus and tetanus vaccines became widely available. The first polio vaccine was licensed in 1955. Tetanus vaccines were i introduced into routine childhood vaccinations in the 1940s.

Ok I'll wait till the next one before posting

Another x3 one:

VAERS shows around 87,000 adverse events contain poliovirus protections, and 194.000 reported for vaccines that adverse events reported for vaccines that contain tetanus protections. Many vaccines combine protections for both.

Alright I think it'll be a while before another fact check (it's been a bit) so I'll post this

Ok nah she traveled to Like or did : 20 countrys during COVID!? She stupid or something

She and her son got lucky

Dang

(Currently at 1:13:28)

Deleted to add more

Another:

All states have laws requiring certain vaccines for students to attend schools. Five states do not allow personal or religious vaccine exemptions: California, Connecticut, Maine, New York and West Virginia.

In 2023, a federal district court required Mississippi to allow a religious exemption. The parent or guardian must watch an educational video at a county health department to receive an exemption.

Source: https://youtu.be/o69BiOqY1Ec?si=ZI4iMjjiE6VHQ3fZ

thankyou

I'm genuinely serious

AMERICANVIKING I think you should watch it
I know I'm sick RN and I haven't even watched all of it or barley a minute or two but I will watch the whole thing as commitment

Oh dang

Claim #3 is RFK is a public health threat

So by time stamp's you can see it

I am watching this whole thing in commitment

I mean it

Nah one of these guys (or two, one for sure) saying stuff bout HIV not causing AIDS, NAHHHH

That is something I don't think you (Americanviking) agree with, id have to get your opinion on that

And btw the reason I haven't posted this yet is because I already posted twice in political stream

Ok NAHHHH Devon is crazy
She has said:
HIV doesn't cause AIDS
Climate change ain't real
We have weather control weapons

(The closest is using planes for rain but we all know that level doesn't go much further, I know one time a town was flooded but that was a thing using chemicals and stuff but I saw that on a show so ¯⁠\⁠_⁠(⁠ツ⁠)⁠_⁠/⁠¯)

Devon is something...she talked about spontaneous abortion

I feel like you(AV) have way better points then her

Ok nahhh Devon talking about some agenda 21

Which is "Baseless conspiracy theories resurfaced during the pandemic about Agenda 21, claiming the 1992 document signed by 178 nations following a United Nations conference is meant to establish a "New World Order""

Thankyou San fact check

(They use SAN so I just copied what they showed)

Bro Devon is making everyone look crazy like I think Devon and one other person seem to make the rest more ehhhhh

She got voted out thank God, also the SAN fact check continued: "In reality, the nonbinding statement addressed human impacts on the environment and sustainable development."

Just found out RFK ran for president as a democrat I may have heard but if so I forgot

(The more you know

Oh dang vaccine skepticism origin

I'ma give the fact check

Also Mike does make a good point it isn't a specific side thing, (I assume he means currently)

"The anti-vaccine movement dates back to the 1800s and was primarily driven by liberals fearful of government interference in private health matters, both in Great Britain and the U.S."

Continuation of fact check: "The rise of environmentalism and feminism, traditionally seen as liberal issues, impacted how parents viewed and questioned vaccines in the 1970s. Vaccine skepticism is not tied to views by one political party."

Ok Raymond seems more reasonable at least in terms of everything (he got voted out just now)

But yea Mike saying RFK pushing some stuff he knows is false and yea

This is the 2nd comment I'll be going off the first source comment is where I replied and now I'm here

Nahh, roots crazy, talking bout removing flouride

I mean the clock thing eh roots definitely ain't the worst

Ok nah Mike just f**king cooked with it

Apology basically
I'm not quoting more of summary or something
You think seatbelts are safe?
Have you worn it all the time?
Has it saved you/you gotten in accident?
Even if not was it dumb to wear a seatbelt?

But there's some people who say baseless claims about seatbelts

And there we go

I guess

Roots said can you compare vaccine skepticism to seatbelt skepticism

Mike was like the principle, then he said people have been injured by seatbelts

(Which yea vaccines do have side effects sometimes and Mike said himself no vaccine is 100% and if you wanna know more AV please watch the video I will finish it all the way in commitment and currently at 52:05

Ok nah they were way to fast voting Jennifer off when I think Jennifer made some good points

And Mike also did

She came on for claim 3 at: 52:30

Oh Lord Jackie talking bout god

giving us everything (hm)

Listen God did give us free will but he didn't give us everything it's up to us to improve and just because we.-

She talking bout getting vaccinated with Jesus I know she talking a bit crazy but I don't know how to verbally refute that even though I can I don't know how

She talking bout government trynna/wanting to kill people and talking bout Bill Gates saying something bout vaccines but she got SAN fact checked so I will give the fact check all in one comment
(In the reply to this)

Ok I had re do this comment cause rather then start another I'll just↓

Fact check I won't adf quotation marks for this one:

In a 2010 TED Talk about how to lower carbon emissions, Bill Gates said, "First, we've got population. The world today has 6.8 billion people. That's headed up to about 9 billion.

Now, if we do a really great job on new vaccines, health care, reproductive health services, we could lower that by, perhaps, 10%-15%."

The quote is frequently taken out of context. Bill Gates told Forbes in 2011 that data shows when mortality rates fall, the birth rate follows and population growth stabilizes. "We moved Cates said. pretty heavily into vaccines once we understood that,"
Gates said.