Disinformation is indeed rampant online, but the antidote to it isn't censorship.
The antidote is teaching and promoting critical thinking skills at a deep societal level.
If you supported mandatory lockdowns, banning people from going outside, restricting people from seeing relatives, forced face coverings, mandatory injections, segregation, mass censorship, and/or denying healthcare to people, don't lecture us about 'human rights'.
If @joerogan generously invites you to his massive platform to debate and offers a substantial sum to charity as an accompaniment, then run away and cast aspersions on his impeccable character while claiming victim status: have I summarized your strategy @PeterHotez?
"The welfare state is the oldest con game in the world. First, you take people's money away quietly, and then you give some of it back to them flamboyantly."
- Thomas Sowell
1/ While doing research for my essay on the negative externalities of the petrodollar, I learned a huge amount. Much of it was shocking or surprising.
Here's a thread with a few of my favorite bits of insight, with links for further reading 🧵
https://t.co/w3KQvmBQk3
@greenpeaceusa It's unfortunate that Greenpeace went from irrelevant to directly harmful. But here we are.
Your corporate funding is harmful and embarrassing. I encourage you to try to do better.
Canadians are concerned about rising energy costs due to global instability.
In a recent national poll only 13% support @JustinTrudeau's current energy policy, while 72% want more oil & gas development.
It's time for Ottawa to rethink its approach.
https://t.co/UCXWGp0vi9
Remember when the UN said a $6B donation from @elonmusk could end world hunger, and people raged at him for not doing it?
Well, your government is spending another $50B on war and $0 on world hunger.