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RFK JR: Trust the experts is not a function of science or democracy, it is a function of totalitarianism and religion

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Bill Johnson1 year ago

Orwell couldn’t dream this crap up.

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Chris Robinson1 year ago

Don’t trust the experts. Riiiiiight. My car is broken. Don’t go to a mechanic. Go to a guy who built a unicycle out of LEGOs. He’ll fix it.

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Truth & Liberty1 year ago

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Xtian1 year ago

Sure. But trusting kooks is a function of cults. And RFK JR is a kook.

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Rose Benson1 year ago

Expert means knows the most about the subject. So we trust them because of rational thinking. Clearly absent from this dude’s brain.

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Tim O'Connor1 year ago

There’s a very hard truth here: Not everyone’s opinion is equal. A college freshman’s opinions on Fermat’s Last Theorem are not going to have as much weight as someone who’s been studying it for 50 years. So, no. You SHOULD trust the experts. They know more than you.

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Scott1 year ago

Someone this mentally unhinged shouldn’t hold a drivers license, let alone be in charge of a nations healthcare.

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town drunk1 year ago

Trust the bullshitters instead, I guess

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John Wisniewski1 year ago

No question there were issues with how Fauci led pandemic response. That doesn’t mean you trust a quack like RFK.

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JT1 year ago

Oof. I know that one stings some people because it’s true. But, Science invites questions. Democracy demands debate. Blind trust? That belongs in cults, not policy.

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zubic1 year ago

This man just strung together every big word he’s heard since 5th grade

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