A new poll...showing what so many pubs feel about virusIIif

[dezii]

If true, my only reaction is "Holy Crap"...

[copied from many reactions of father of tv sitcom "Every body loves Raymond"]

u have to read these fairy tales...especially the one regarding Bill Gates



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"According to a new Yahoo News/YouGov poll, 44 percent of Republicans believe that Bill Gates is plotting to use a mass COVID-19 vaccination campaign as a pretext to implant microchips in billions of people and monitor their movements — a widely debunked conspiracy theory with no basis in fact."
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www.yahoo.com/news/new-yahoo-news-you-gov-poll-shows-coronavirus-conspiracy-theories-spreading-on-the-right-may-hamper-vaccine-efforts-152843610.html

[Tennesseer]

There is no accounting for gullibility and stupidity of others, Dezii.

[teen persuasion]

...the vast gap between the right and the left over Gates reflects a growing problem: the dangerous, destabilizing tendency to ignore fundamental facts about the deadly pathogen in favor of misinformation peddled by partisans, including President Trump, and spread on social media.

That tendency is more widespread on the right, although liberals also believe some false narratives (including that COVID-19 deaths have already surged in states that were quick to reopen).

The new Yahoo News/YouGov poll found that this “choose your own reality” effect is distorting perceptions of nearly every aspect of the pandemic, from reopening to vaccination to the official death toll. A broad majority of the public is either “very” (56 percent) or “somewhat” concerned (30 percent) about “false or misleading information being communicated about coronavirus.” That sentiment, at least, is not partisan: More than 80 percent of Democrats, Republicans and independents agree.

Yet blame for these concerns varies greatly by political affiliation. When Democrats are asked to select the top source of false or misleading information about the coronavirus, 56 percent pick the Trump administration; that number rises to 69 percent among Hillary Clinton voters. Republicans, however, point to the mainstream media (54 percent) as the primary culprit; 61 percent of Trump voters say likewise.

The result, in many cases, is two different sets of “facts” — only one of which resembles the truth.

[busymom]

It's too easy to follow people now.  Just track their cell phones.  They don't need to implant anything in you, the chip is in your phone.  

[mroped]

A few years ago there was a study concerning the subject of public surveillance. It concluded that a city dweller is on average 15 times per day on camera.
That was before everyone had these hopped up phones. Imagine how easy is now to do that!
what need would there be for an implant? Unless of course the misus wants the remote so she could zap me all day!

[NastyWoman]

May 23, 2020 18:15:45 GMT -5 busymom said:

It's too easy to follow people now.  Just track their cell phones.  They don't need to implant anything in you, the chip is in your phone.  

Meh, that doesn't work well enough. There are always mindless people like me who keep forgetting to take their phone along. Chip 'em I say