The ongoing Elon Twitter saga: "insert demographic" melts down

[C Kent]

I see Elon got booed of stage ...then suspended the Twitter account that posted the video lol.

What a *****.

Honk honk

 

[Tony Edwards]

What exactly do you think you're replying to?

I think you might be a little bit confused.

Truer words have never been spoken!

 

[dlockers]

I see Elon got booed of stage ...then suspended the Twitter account that posted the video lol.

What a *****.

Na they reckon Dave Chapelle was sueing the lad and he deactivated his burner Twitter account to hide from the police because a Freeman of the Land wrote an email about not being able to leave/use your phone during the show.

 

[C Kent]

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[Colonel_Klinck]

There is no proof it didnt, in fact, Bidens own investigative team were unable to say either way as to the origins of the virus.
https://edition.cnn.com/2021/08/27/politics/us-intelligence-covid-origins-report/index.html

Additionally theres plenty of proof from the NIH themselves that the US funded gain of function in wuhan.

NIH admits US funded gain-of-function in Wuhan — despite Fauci’s denials

The National Institute of Health has now stunningly admitted to funding gain-of-function research on bat coronaviruses at China’s Wuhan lab.

nypost.com

I'm sorry but you don't have to prove a negative. If there is no proof it was made in a lab that is the default. It has to be proved it was made in a lab. Now I'm not saying it wasn't made in a lab, I have no idea. I, like everyone else isn't an expert in this field and have no access to the required data.

Is there really nothing better than the NY Post. Its like quoting The Sun or The Mail.

 

[VincentHanna]

Because that would be an idiotic thing to do.

Not only do I not have access to the kind of information that would be required to come to any kind of conclusion on anything to do with this topic, I'm not in any way qualified to understand that information, even if I had access to it.

Just like retired nurse John Campbell...

Anyone who holds a strong opinion on something that they're not even close to being qualified to understand, is almost certainly suffering from the Dunning Kruger effect.

Anyway, hundreds of actual qualified experts have watched and debunked many of the claims in his videos; I would suggest that it's wisest to defer to those individuals if you wish to avoid becoming a victim of medical misinformation.

That's the best post I've ever read in response to somebody saying you should at least watch the video before commenting.

 

[Werewolf]

Can we at least try and pretend to post somewhat constructively?

There seem to be a lot of posts in here that aren't even up to GD's low standards.

 

[unwashed potato!]

That's the best post I've ever read in response to somebody saying you should at least watch the video before commenting.

And that makes gordyr a clown some reason. I'm totally lost how one can come to that conclusion

 

[dlockers]

Can we at least try and pretend to post somewhat constructively?

There seem to be a lot of posts in here that aren't even up to GD's low standards.

I'm trying to find something funny to say here but you know in SC we are currently debating whether toasters can be racist, right?

 

[wesimmo]

Out of interest, how many Dave Chappell sketches are currently up on Twitter if you search?

Or is it possible someone at Twitter has a boner about one particular video and has gone after people posting it?

 

[Tony Edwards]

Elon Musk left ‘withering’ by heavy boos at Dave Chappelle’s comedy show

‘I actually felt bad for him,’ one crowd member wrote

www.independent.co.uk

Dave Chappelle brought Elon Musk on stage to huge boos and jeers from the crowd.

The comedian was performing at the Chase Center in San Francisco on Sunday (11 December), when the Twitter owner made a surprise appearance.

However, the crowd were unimpressed and could be heard heavily booing Musk, who was left “withering” from the reception.


“It sounds like some of those people you fired are in the audience,” Chappelle joked, referring to the reports that Musk fired a number of Twitter staff members who criticised him on internal employee message boards.

In a video shared on social media, Musk can be seen standing on the stage, awkwardly, unsure of what to do. He then says to Chappelle: “You weren’t expecting this were you?”

Chappelle, appearing to defend Musk, then says: “Have you noticed one thing? All those people who are booing, and I’m just pointing out the obvious, they have terrible seats.”

Crowd member James Yu tweeted after the event to say that the Twitter owner asked “what should I say??” as the boos continued for minutes.

Yu added: “Was at the Dave Chapelle show at SF tonight and who comes on but Elon Musk! A good 80 per cent of the stadium boos. 18k people. and he withers. Like absolutely turns into a corncob... I actually felt bad for him.”

 

[C Kent]

I'm sorry but you don't have to prove a negative. If there is no proof it was made in a lab that is the default. It has to be proved it was made in a lab. Now I'm not saying it wasn't made in a lab, I have no idea. I, like everyone else isn't an expert in this field and have no access to the required data.

that's the point though, the experts have reviewed the data and they can't tell if the virus 1st originated from a lab or in the wild. Calling someone a CT when experts haven't ruled it out is childish and just shows your biases.

there really nothing better than the NY Post. Its like quoting The Sun or The Mail

Except the article itself is quoting a letter directly from the Principle Deputy Director of the NIH itself, but again you being so dismissive of the source shows your bias when dealing with factual evidence.

 

[Roar87]

Because that would be an idiotic thing to do.

Not only do I not have access to the kind of information that would be required to come to any kind of conclusion on anything to do with this topic, I'm not in any way qualified to understand that information, even if I had access to it.

Just like retired nurse John Campbell...

Anyone who holds a strong opinion on something that they're not even close to being qualified to understand, is almost certainly suffering from the Dunning Kruger effect.

Anyway, hundreds of actual qualified experts have watched and debunked many of the claims in his videos; I would suggest that it's wisest to defer to those individuals if you wish to avoid becoming a victim of medical misinformation.

Well, luckily for you John Campbell does have a pHD and is putting the information into layman's terms for the viewer. That's actually the purpose of his videos.

 

[C Kent]

Or is it possible someone at Twitter has a boner about one particular video and has gone after people posting it?

No evidence of that at all, just some crazy left wing CT's

 

[dlockers]

Well, luckily for you John Campbell does have a pHD and is putting the information into layman's terms for the viewer. That's actually the purpose of his videos.

PhD in what?

 

[Tony Edwards]

No evidence of that at all, just some crazy left wing CT's

Lets be honest there is more evidence from past behaviour that what @wesimmo said was true.

 

[Tony Edwards]

PhD in what?

BS

 

[Roar87]

PhD in what?

He has a pHD in Nursing, a Masters in Science in health science and a Bachelors in Biology. How qualified does someone need to be to explain a research paper written for other people?

This isn't top trumps where the most qualified person wins, he is educated enough to explain the material he's going over in his videos and give his opinion.

 

[C Kent]

Lets be honest there is more evidence from past behaviour that what @wesimmo said was true.

what evidence?

 

[Tony Edwards]

what evidence?

Are you saying there hasnt recently been a wave of people getting banned or tweets that are dismissive of elon disappearing?

Is that what you are saying?