The journalist found a few, got them to revise their memories. The documentary airs with the effect to get others to rethink their nights. Now the trial takes it further. He slept with thousands of women. Memory’s only become hazier with time. Especially when alcohol is involved. The journalist, the narrative fill in the blanks. No one came forward organically. This is crafted to destroy him.
If everyone just accepts the story their told powerful forces would be able to get away with whatever they want to whoever they want. You’re lucky you live in a world where people have the backbone to speak up when something doesn’t seem right to them. Even if you disagree on the issue.
@Gracie_Blue89@FruellaDeBrille Maybe you should put all your emotions aside and look at all the evidence logically, then maybe you’ll see why everyone is pissed off.
@_DIGB Democracy baby! You can’t silence people by falsely equating them to horrible names. There is reasonable doubt in this case. People standing up for Russ in the face of bullshit rhetoric like what your pushing got a lotta fucking backbone.
Having sex with a vacuum is not a prisonable offense nor something I would try. Again, people have to leave their personal feelings about Russel out of this if they want to be objective. We shouldnt want people in jail simply because we don’t like them. That would lead us to an ugly society, resembling 1984.
Geez, you clearly don’t understand the concept of reasonable doubt. How would you feel if say you were being convicted of something you didn’t do and one of the jurors was just like “I don’t like her”? It’s not about weather you like him or not it’s about justice for all. Clearly there is reasonable doubt here.
I’ve yet to see a single Russell brand detractor deal with the actual contention—which is reasonable doubt.
Stop focusing on what a bad guy he was or is or whether or not he’s a Christian or whether or not it’s possible he’s a rapist (it is) or giving us lectures about consent.
None of that is relevant. What’s relevant is whether a reasonable person would have doubt, given all the available information—and a reasonable person would.
@The_JBS@ICEgov@atensnut This is a horrible ad. This issue might bring about the end of the Republican Party. Texas is out of reach with this type of bullshit.
I’m simply talking about my experience witnessing my own son develop rapid onset autism. How he changed overnight after his childhood vaccines. I’m speaking to all the trauma I’ve dealt with first hand, not only as a paramedic but as a Dad. And these people want to take away my ability to work. To support my family.
You wonder why so few medics speak out? It’s because they are either blinded by Big pharma and all their advertising, or afraid of these people. Afraid to lose their ability to feed their families.
Well I’m not afraid, and you shouldn’t be either. We have a choice to make: stand against evil, or kneel to it. There’s no middle ground here.
God bless
This is like that phychogical experiment from
Back in the day where people would send a shock thinking they were hurting someone else even though they didn’t want to because an authoritative guy in a lab coat told them to. Your instincts are telling you there is something wrong with all this, you should listen and not be afraid of being called an anti vaxer. Protect your kid, the companies making billions off these products don’t care about them.
My son died after vaccines in 2011, and I’ve been fighting this battle ever since.
Any activism I do was born out of that loss.
I’m not a MAHA partner and I’m not paid by anyone to say this.
I’m a parent with a dead child, and that matters more to me than the online pile-on from people who keep complaining that @RobertKennedyJr “hasn’t done enough about vaccines” while they trash him from the sidelines.
I have a hell of a lot more reason to be furious than they do.
I also understand why it’s playing out this way.
If he had pushed harder sooner, he would have been thrown out.
The entire corrupt system is against him.
He’s already facing impeachment threats for the limited moves he’s made so far—questioning the schedule, shaking up the advisory panels, cutting some of the research money, and restricting certain recommendations.
Democrats are already calling him a danger to the country for that.
Rep. Haley Stevens, who filed articles of impeachment against him, called RFK Jr. “the biggest self-created threat to our health and safety” and said his tenure has become “a direct threat to our nation’s health and security.”
She accused him of “spreading conspiracies and lies… putting lives at risk” and of turning “his back on science, on public health, and on the American people.”
If he’d gone further—if he’d pulled the COVID vaccines off the market, halted more of the mRNA work, or forced a hard reset on the childhood schedule—the same people calling him a threat now would have treated it like an act of war.
The media, the public health machine, and half of Congress would have gone into full meltdown.
So no, I’m not joining the chorus of people who think he should have moved faster or harder.
I know the walls he’s up against.
After losing a child, you stop caring about performative outrage and start caring about what’s actually possible against the system that protected the status quo for years.
I have every right to be pissed.
Most of the people yelling at him don’t.
Both sides are missing it.
The people calling him too dangerous act like the system hasn’t been fighting him every step of the way, and the people saying he hasn’t done enough act like there wouldn’t be consequences for going further.
He can’t be a threat for what he’s already done AND a failure for not doing more.
That standard doesn’t exist.
@NVICLoeDown@standforhealth1@momsacross@ChildrensHD@HighWireTalk@Realalexclark@delbigtree@MAHA_Action@G_W_Forum
Hopefully she will see well before that what a bunch of pimps the mainstream media are.
Imagine calling yourself a journalist and writing such trash Referring to a mother three children who is just seen her life blown apart. Shame on you as a woman.
@TomiLahren What’s really the case is we don’t win Texas again until these raids scale back. The sooner conservatives accept this reality the sooner we can start winning. There is no viable Republican Party without Texas. Might as well be the Green Party without it.