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If most of your information is sole-sourced from rumble and hard to find elsewhere, there are issues. Rumble makes money by promoting a theory.Elon Musk: "Almost Every Conspiracy Theory That People Had About Twitter Turned Out To Be True!"
"Almost every conspiracy theory that people had about Twitter turned out to be true! So, is there a conspiracy theory about Twitter that didn't turn out to be true? So far, they've all turned out to b
Sure. Let's talk in a few years. I'll buy you a beer if it turns out you're right.
I thought the plan was to hand out weed to mellow them out? That's the real reason it was legalized.Beer will be free by then. the masses won't revolt if they're always liquored up.
I agree and profoundly disagree at the same time. They like to talk about 15 minute cities. Urban planning and zoning haven't changed much over the last decades. The plans may have a few paths added through a conventional fabric. Still lots of dead inside corners that kill walking by forcing you to go all the way around. Hell, I haven't even seen a plan in decades with an internal corner store or commercial. They are all at one edge and very far from the houses at the far side.
Censorship to a certain extent is obviously real. If only one site in the world offers the "true" news, some critical thinking is required as to why that is the case.
I would think that there are literally thousands of places where I could post my content without censorship and I would avoid posting on ones with a history of being associated with opportunistic crackpots. I couldn't care less what the liberals, wef, illuminati or Alphabet say about Rumble.
Exactly. You can find ways to access the "peer-reviewed" articles. Many of the ones referenced are very very far from what is advertised (lots of pre-review publications, lots with a ridiculously low number of study subjects (like single digit low), etc). Follow the money. The people promoting "do your own research by listening to my interpretation" are making bank.
Censorship is real, and it's in a lot of places you wouldn't suspect.
That's fair enough. On the flipside, not my forum, not my rules. If I want a sandbox where I get to make the rules, I need to make my own sandbox and see if I can get people to join me.
Hell, in a lot of suburbia, you couldn't walk to shopping or eating or work in 15 minutes. Maybe with a bike but they installed a crap-ton of stop signs for speed control (even though they are explicitly not to be used for speed control) so that sucks too. Start paying attention to the number of four way stops where there is zero need to stop the main flow road as there are always gaps present for people to enter safety. It is most of the intersections in suburbia. Talk about low hanging fruit for the carbon police. Removing most of the useless stop signs would save millions of tons of carbon emissions a year.
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