The other day Joe Rogan had Dr. Peter McCullough on his podcast, a controversial guest. He is an anti-vaxxer, and known for "debunking" current claims about COVID-19, and it's vaccines. Most of his scientific claims involve cherry-picking studies and misusing public databases that wasn't intended to make the claims he tries to make with him. He is so discredited that he is even being used by Baylor to stop using their University as his credentials.
He is most notable for claiming things such as; COVID-19 vaccines are being used as a "depopulation tool" and that a "vaccine Holocaust" is occurring. Of course, Joe Rogan blindly nods and agrees with him throughout whole entire duration of the podcast without questioning him once.
So, when one user on the sub makes a post titled "Something you should know about Dr. Peter McCullough" detailing how much of a fraud and hack this guy is; it rises to the top very rapidly, but not without some controversy. Other users are ready to defend him and Joe Rogan to death, no matter what it takes. As such drama ensues.
Why is it that Rogan fans are over indexed in stupidity? [+57]
[none of that even if true changes anything he said on the podcast. it sounds like you ar
... keep reading on reddit ➡I'm in my 30's, too old? I'd like to get a degree in America though and go down a different career path
I don't even mind an online degree or a community college tbh. But fussy
I'm worried about not being a citizen though, but I have everything that proves I'm a permanent resident. SSN/Wisconsin state ID/proof of address etc
“ALL American private citizens” includes criminals (hypothetically)
