Robert ✝️🌈🐝 Kelly

@2Swerdy Nonsense. In science, we ask questions then we gather evidence and we follow that evidence to gain new insight and understanding. The evidence proving germ theory correct is overwhelming. You're not asking interesting new scientific questions, you're just rejecting all evidence.

Germ theory never actually graduated into a theory btw. It’s a hypothesis that failed its own burden of proof and became untouchable dogma. If an idea can’t be questioned, it’s not science. It’s religion. Stop worshipping.

@JacquiDeevoy1 Lies anti-vaxxers tell to excuse the role they personally played in causing human suffering and death.

The unvaccinated were targeted in hospitals during the faux pandemic. Many of the ‘unvaccinated’ were put on death pathways.

@holisticgrenade Sounds like this take is based entirely on your ignorance of chemotherapy.

Let me get this straight: If a healthy person gets chemotherapy they will get seriously ill or die. If a person with cancer gets chemotherapy they will get seriously ill or die. But somehow this toxic treatment is “healing” and can save lives? Sounds like a scam to me.

@AndrewKaufmanMD Let alone the fact that we can literally isolate the causative organism, culture it, and show that it causes the same disease in others.

@AndrewKaufmanMD All of your hand lady can't explain the common observation people catch illnesses sequentially from being exposed to someone who had it, need to go into a similar course of symptoms a different time.

“But if germ theory is not real, why do so many people get sick at the same time? If we aren’t passing anything and cannot ‘catch’ illness, how do you explain that?” The reason so many people experience symptoms together has to do with several factors. First, there is an environmental component that creates symptoms within a population. This can include air pollution, water contamination, seasonal changes, or other environmental stressors that the body must respond to. *this can also be related to our emotional well-being and collective trauma. Second, there is an energetic component. While we do not spread germs, we do influence one another energetically. Think about how women’s menstrual cycles sync up, or how yawning is contagious. There is a resonance effect that must be considered. When you see someone experiencing symptoms, your body may begin its own detoxification process. Our bodies are communicating in service of health, and when we observe others detoxing, our own systems respond in kind.

@toobaffled Literally millions of them are dead. Most of us know someone, perhaps several, we desperately wish were still here. What a disgusting lie for you to pretend our loved ones didn't die, or that they didn't matter. Shame on you!

Yep … best decision ever!

@DavidWolfe Literally millions of them are dead. Most of us know someone, perhaps several, we desperately wish were still here. What a disgusting lie for you to pretend our loved ones didn't die, or that they didn't matter. Shame on you!

@EdwardVersaii Oh, no!

radiator leak ...... it's over....

@havenhoops It’s pretty straightforward. 1 Corinthians 6 mentions men who have sex with men, not mannerisms or sexual orientation. It seems like you are working overtime to twist Scripture to justify your bigotry.

The wranglings the f*gs will go through to justify their f*ggetry is off the charts

@havenhoops @TheGrantHartley Wow. Considering how complicated just determining what constitutes “effeminate” is, I don’t think that would be simple. Thankfully, it’s completely untrue.

@TheGrantHartley Effeminacy is a sin. Pretty simple, no?

still wild to me that gay folks who agree that same-sex sex is morally wrong and pursue celibacy or mixed-orientation marriage are so often STILL not enough for certain churches

@DrCalumMiller Why are they Muslim? Wha...???

The replies are half “why are they Muslim?” and a few “Christian fascists!” But the sane response to this is gratitude for a) our Saviour and b) a public recognition of him in a country that has spat in the face of Christians for decades. God is good!

@evenifigoalone So the rare exceptions are for really good reasons. Go figure.

Pope Leo XIV to young Americans: “AI can process information quickly, but it cannot replace intelligence. And don’t ask it to do your homework for you! It cannot offer you wisdom … Use it in such a way that if it disappeared tomorrow, you would still know how to think.”

"Later abortions are almost always for medical emergencies." No, they're not. Comforting fictions make persistent myths.

Today is World Kindness Day ❤️ #ConsistentLifeEthic #Rehumanize

@Alec_Zeck We have that kind of evidence that the measles virus exists and that it causes measles.

@Alec_Zeck That's just such a bizarre thing to believe. It's like telling someone there's no evidence that frogs exist, but they've studied frogs, taken pictures of frogs, dissected frogs — what kind of an idiot would you have to be to think that frogs don't exist?

When we say “there is no evidence the measles virus exist”, people falsely assume we’re saying measles, the symptoms, don’t exist. It’s because they’ve conflated the real effects with the alleged cause. The alleged cause, the measles virus, has never been empirically demonstrated to exist or cause illness. The effects, the symptoms known as measles, are real.

@HerbsandDirt You’ve just been programmed to see vaccine injuries where none exists. These things absolutely also happen in unvaccinated kids at about the same rate. People seem to forget it wasn’t long ago that children dying before adulthood was common place.

No truer words:

@stopvaccinating Blatant lies. They eradicated smallpox. They have dramatically reduced childhood mortality, increased average lifespan, and saved approximately one billion human lives.

100% true…

@Censored4sure This isn't an unpopular opinion, it's a blatant lie. It is complete Insanity that you expect anyone to believe that. We've seen the devastating effects of covid-19 infection both in those who survived and in loved ones who died of it.

Unpopular opinion🚨: No one died from COVID. The claim that millions of people died from COVID is based on incidental positive tests. Outside of hospital settings, testing was mandatory for pretty much everything: school, sports, concerts, traveling, comedy shows—to enter restaurants (and some people and their children did so on multiple occasions)—you name it. There are no alternative treatments for it. COVID made people forget they were sick or unhealthy before a positive test. People also forgot that after you test positive for COVID, if you died for any reason after that positive test, you were considered a COVID death. It didn’t matter what illness, injury, or accident you were in; in fact, you could have been admitted to the hospital with multiple comorbidities that you’ve had for years—it was a COVID death if that test was positive. People who claim they lost loved ones due to COVID will never acknowledge what I wrote above because they believe that positive test while disregarding their loved ones’ health status prior to the positive test. They used a PCR test to pull it all off. We were in a TESTDEMIC, not a pandemic.