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1. Sociologist
   92f9
   

   Yes, I do make fun of those thoughts, because they are ridiculous! As ridiculous as pizzagate. The fact that POC have those thoughts doesn�t make them less ridiculous, and POC are not immune to have their ridiculous thoughts laughed at.

   It only seems ridiculous to you because you have never participated in any collective memory of harmful medical experimentation or germ warfare happening to your group under guise of beneficial medical care or human aid. Your inherent sense of trust toward authority is caused by your social privilege -- you feel like the economic/state power structure has always been on "your side" and the idea that it would act to harm you seems impossible or absurd to you. Others feel differently because of how that system affected them in the past.

   Lord Jeffrey Amhert engaged in biological warfare against Indians by distributing to them smallpox-infected blankets.

   I don't remember what the specific objections to the Pizzagate theory were or why it was considered "ridiculous," can you remind me? ObviouslyDemocrats participating in child
   trafficking is really old news now and well-documented seeing as we know about Epstein's island. Bill Clinton, Bill Gates, and Bill Richardson were all Epstein frequent fliers. Clinton, Gates, Prince Andrew have not really gotten in trouble, and we can see in the US that Gates and Clinton have barely faced controversy at all for their participation in Epstein's crimes, mostly thanks to a friendly media. So the idea that powerful politicians participate in child trafficking on a mysterious billionaire's hidden island is not absurd and considered credible, but the idea that the same thing would happen at a business establishment in Washington, D.C. somehow is? What is the difference?

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2. Sociologist
   3a8d
   

   Yes, I do make fun of those thoughts, because they are ridiculous! As ridiculous as pizzagate. The fact that POC have those thoughts doesn?t make them less ridiculous, and POC are not immune to have their ridiculous thoughts laughed at.
   It only seems ridiculous to you because you have never participated in any collective memory of harmful medical experimentation or germ warfare happening to your group under guise of beneficial medical care or human aid. Your inherent sense of trust toward authority is caused by your social privilege -- you feel like the economic/state power structure has always been on "your side" and the idea that it would act to harm you seems impossible or absurd to you. Others feel differently because of how that system affected them in the past.
   Lord Jeffrey Amhert engaged in biological warfare against Indians by distributing to them smallpox-infected blankets.
   I don't remember what the specific objections to the Pizzagate theory were or why it was considered "ridiculous," can you remind me? ObviouslyDemocrats participating in child
   trafficking is really old news now and well-documented seeing as we know about Epstein's island. Bill Clinton, Bill Gates, and Bill Richardson were all Epstein frequent fliers. Clinton, Gates, Prince Andrew have not really gotten in trouble, and we can see in the US that Gates and Clinton have barely faced controversy at all for their participation in Epstein's crimes, mostly thanks to a friendly media. So the idea that powerful politicians participate in child trafficking on a mysterious billionaire's hidden island is not absurd and considered credible, but the idea that the same thing would happen at a business establishment in Washington, D.C. somehow is? What is the difference?

   How do you measure collective memory? How do I measure my social privilege? Which group is my group? What is the evidence Amherst ever distributed smallpox blankets? What evidence

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   is there that Comet Pizza has a basement?

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3. Sociologist
   72c0
   

   How do you measure collective memory? How do I measure my social privilege?

   Those questions couldn't be answered briefly. Clearly sociology as a discipline deals with questions about documenting or measuring collective memory and social privilege. We can note that groups like African Americans express more skepticism toward the medical establishment and may cite historical events to justify that -- one could through surveys measure differences in attitudes between groups regarding how trusting they are about specific authority institutions and their justification for trust or distrust.

   Which group is my group?

   You tell me. Seemingly one that has no recent historical collective memory of medical atrocities or biological warfare undertaken through subversive means?

   What is the evidence Amherst ever distributed smallpox blankets?

   https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jeffery_Amherst,_1st_Baron_Amherst#Biological_warfare_involving_smallpox

   What evidence is there that Comet Pizza has a basement?

   James Alefantis, the owner of Comet Pizza, refers to its basement in this 2015 interview:
   https://www.metroweekly.com/2015/04/from-scratch-james-alefantis/

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4. Sociologist
   7e39
   

   Well… wow… against this there’s not that much to say. May Gaia have mercy on sociology…

   Now, I’ve always found strange how white people engaged in germ warfare against natives about at least 100 years before the germ theory of disease was well understood. I mean, Lord Amhert knew about smallpox infested blankets before Pasteur was born!

   Yes, I do make fun of those thoughts, because they are ridiculous! As ridiculous as pizzagate. The fact that POC have those thoughts doesn?t make them less ridiculous, and POC are not immune to have their ridiculous thoughts laughed at.
   It only seems ridiculous to you because you have never participated in any collective memory of harmful medical experimentation or germ warfare happening to your group under guise of beneficial medical care or human aid. Your inherent sense of trust toward authority is caused by your social privilege -- you feel like the economic/state power structure has always been on "your side" and the idea that it would act to harm you seems impossible or absurd to you. Others feel differently because of how that system affected them in the past.
   Lord Jeffrey Amhert engaged in biological warfare against Indians by distributing to them smallpox-infected blankets.
   I don't remember what the specific objections to the Pizzagate theory were or why it was considered "ridiculous," can you remind me? ObviouslyDemocrats participating in child
   trafficking is really old news now and well-documented seeing as we know about Epstein's island. Bill Clinton, Bill Gates, and Bill Richardson were all Epstein frequent fliers. Clinton, Gates, Prince Andrew have not really gotten in trouble, and we can see in the US that Gates and Clinton have barely faced controversy at all for their participation in Epstein's crimes, mostly thanks to a friendly media. So the idea that powerful politicians participate in child trafficking on a mysterious billionaire's hidden island is n

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   ot absurd and considered credible, but the idea that the same thing would happen at a business establishment in Washington, D.C. somehow is? What is the difference?

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5. Sociologist
   ea88
   

   Well� wow� against this there�s not that much to say. May Gaia have mercy on sociology�
   Now, I�ve always found strange how white people engaged in germ warfare against natives about at least 100 years before the germ theory of disease was well understood. I mean, Lord Amhert knew about smallpox infested blankets before Pasteur was born!
   Yes, I do make fun of those thoughts, because they are ridiculous! As ridiculous as pizzagate. The fact that POC have those thoughts doesn?t make them less ridiculous, and POC are not immune to have their ridiculous thoughts laughed at.
   It only seems ridiculous to you because you have never participated in any collective memory of harmful medical experimentation or germ warfare happening to your group under guise of beneficial medical care or human aid. Your inherent sense of trust toward authority is caused by your social privilege -- you feel like the economic/state power structure has always been on "your side" and the idea that it would act to harm you seems impossible or absurd to you. Others feel differently because of how that system affected them in the past.
   Lord Jeffrey Amhert engaged in biological warfare against Indians by distributing to them smallpox-infected blankets.
   I don't remember what the specific objections to the Pizzagate theory were or why it was considered "ridiculous," can you remind me? ObviouslyDemocrats participating in child
   trafficking is really old news now and well-documented seeing as we know about Epstein's island. Bill Clinton, Bill Gates, and Bill Richardson were all Epstein frequent fliers. Clinton, Gates, Prince Andrew have not really gotten in trouble, and we can see in the US that Gates and Clinton have barely faced controversy at all for their participation in Epstein's crimes, mostly thanks to a friendly media. So the idea that powerful politicians participate in child trafficking on a mysterious billionaire's hidden island is not

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   absurd and considered credible, but the idea that the same thing would happen at a business establishment in Washington, D.C. somehow is? What is the difference?

   I don’t know this specific theory well enough to assess it.

   You should probably know that apart from germ theory, people did have at least intuitive knowledge of smear and airborne infectivity.

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6. Sociologist
   6fee
   

   ^ yes this is conspiracy mumbo jumbo “can’t you imagine blah blah”

   lol yup. And Tuskegee, really? I do not think most blcks have heard of that.

   "government-healthcare-media-military-tech-industrial complex", LOL!

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7. Sociologist
   4540
   

   Yes, I do make fun of those thoughts, because they are ridiculous! As ridiculous as pizzagate. The fact that POC have those thoughts doesn’t make them less ridiculous, and POC are not immune to have their ridiculous thoughts laughed at.
   Is there a basement in a CVS in DC where the old rich white guys keep the children OC being experimented on? We should go and rescue them!
   Hilarious that the same corporate Democrat dudebro types like 7e39 above who spend all their time on social media "speaking on behalf of" black people then turn around and derogate the actual views held by large numbers of black people as pathological conspiracy theories, despite those views being entirely historically justifiable, and especially justifiable in the present circumstances when we're dealing with an experimental vaccine with no good data establishing its long-term safety.

   nah...I wouldn't laugh at that pizza gate guy, if it really HAPPENED to his daughter before.

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8. Sociologist
   a5dc
   

   You need to submit some meaningful content

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9. Sociologist
   a5dc
   

   content content

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