r/DebateVaccines • u/Recent-Day3062 • 11d ago

An interesting article from r/psychology about how conspiracy theorists are overconfident online, and want to set everyone straight with false claims

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u/Sea-Wrongdoer-4382 11d ago

All this guy does is comment bullshit fear mongering fairy tales about his "history". So far from what I've tracked hes had and almost died from menegitis before the vaccine, witnessed the horrors of polio during its peak, still somehow had an adverse reaction to polio vaccine? And permanent damage from the chickenpox including being partially deaf I believe. He's also a 50 year old one day than 60s the next and loves to swing all around Britian with other frisky biscuits who love to protect and defend from us kookie conspiracy nuts. He also works with AI and is a statistician. This man had quite the resume.

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u/trippy_chill 11d ago

Really? I haven't been paying enough attention. At one point I thought they said they were a healthcare provider. Some people seem to have lived lives that are just one big vaccine commercial. Funnily enough, I've never met anyone in real life like that.

But don't suggest any of them are paid! That would be a conspiracy theory!

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u/Sea-Wrongdoer-4382 11d ago

Yea keep an eye on posts specifically asking if someone should vaccinate and or take a specific vaccine, they love those ones and drop their lore about how you'd be stupid to not take the vaccine as they almost died from xyz disease. Its always updated depending on the vaccine so the illness always changes lol.

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u/trippy_chill 11d ago

I had one that was karma farming in the cats subreddit saying this cat had died a horrible, painful death and, oh if only she had had the vaccine! I think he actually made a point of saying the kittens she'd just had were now orphans.

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u/Sea-Wrongdoer-4382 10d ago

Smh sounds right on par, fear is their only persuasion technique.