The initial vid itself and multiple articles I posted here acknowledge factors (including systemic racism) and co-morbidities as contributing to mortality rate.Does this article take account about the fact that over half of the black population of South Africa are HIV-positive and extremely impoverished, or does laco of sun exposure has to become the appointed scapegoat to deflect from the fact that a majority of the South African population still lives fullt segregated away from most modern social platforms and a decent medical care within their very sub-standard housing?
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I respect your opinion fam
But youre going hard not having watched the vid in full context. If u did, this back and forth wouldn't have even been necessary. U had your mind made up before u pressed play and skipped over shit that already answered some of your responses. But I get it, it's a 30 min vid.
For the record I posted in conspiracy thread for a reason.
But youre going hard not having watched the vid in full context. If u did, this back and forth wouldn't have even been necessary. U had your mind made up before u pressed play and skipped over shit that already answered some of your responses. But I get it, it's a 30 min vid.
For the record I posted in conspiracy thread for a reason.
JohnSmithCAN
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They do not acknowledge it, they minimize it.
Full context he states vitamin d deficiency is a problem for people of all races, but more so in people with darker skin farther from the equator and all races during fall winter months. Vitamin d is the main focus here which is why he elaborates more on that but does acknowledge racial disparities when it comes to people of color.
That may be why u took it that way
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JohnSmithCAN
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And yet again, we are still not seeing an increase in deaths among darker skinned Hispanics and Aborigenal Americans in wintertime.
First off bats, then the Congolese, later the Chinese civilians, then the forests, the earth and now the Sun? What else, the galaxy?? What's so difficult to admit this shit started with them,is killing people because of their incompetency and prejudices, and slauhter people of color because they're racist?
U keep moving the goal post G maybe get more specific
JohnSmithCAN
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I'd already specified it earlier. Some Mative American and Hispanic populations had darker skin, and yet we does not report such datas.
My point is that you're so focused into playing the devil's advocate for an internationally consorted medical gaslight tactic campaign purported to minimize how awfully bad a global plight mixed up with white supremacy can turn wrong in white-dominated countries, that you does not even realize the shortcomings of this thesis.
Do u have data to support this?
JohnSmithCAN
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Your own data, mate.
Your own data counterdicts itself. No darker skinned Hispanics and Native Americans. No substantial evidence about lack of sun exposure in wintertime been responsible of an increase of death in the most racially segregated countries of the world. And at last, your stats about Montreal were wrong (and I am terribly ashamed that my own government is misleading information as such) .
So u haven't looked it up then. Cool.
South africa doesn't count then? Cool
Where are the real canada numbers John?
JohnSmithCAN
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I looked at all of them.
What are you talking about.
The most afflicted community at Montreal are Jews once again, Chicago.
Post em
u never specified whether u are referring to infection rates or mortality rates.
All that aside the major point is 9 out of 10 people who die from Covid are vitamin D deficient. U getting hung up on just one thing.
But u got it
JohnSmithCAN
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You already posted them and I keep showing the inconsistencies and logical fallacy of your racist scapegoating.
dryder
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Groups such as BLM and Proud Boys are funded in part by the aristocratic elite in order to keep the poor and middle class from uniting against Predatory Capitalism. Can't realize the real battle is Poor vs Rich when all you hear is Black vs White or Republican vs Democrat. The fact that both US political parties cater to the rich is a problem.
JohnSmithCAN
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Here we goes again with the American "Socialists" dismissing once again the existence of systematic racism...
TheNightKing
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I believe this wholeheartedly. I don't necessarily believe they are funded by some shadow group, but I do think the messaging from politicians and the media drive the divisions and it's intentional. It only works though because we as society get off on us vs. them narratives so that's what sales in the media and that's what gets votes. We make it way too easy.
dryder
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I rather all black people be able to have upward social mobility than not be called nigger in private tbh. Because no matter, if you are in a suit or rocking sagging pants with a bandana, Chad and Karen are always going to think you're a nigger. Upward social mobility and a decreased poverty rate at least lets us have more niggas in suits than jail cells.Here we goes again with the American "Socialists" dismissing once again the existence of systematic racism...
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FlowrenSick
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not sure if as affective as in the recent past, but hip hop to me was basically in the same characteristic vein as corporation in that it represented, but is so vaste it pretty much is faceless right in front of everyones face. no one can push a button to stop it and considering the vasteness, the reach it has, places it in a realm of being messiah like, which in turn will have piqued the interest of concerned parties of agenda dominance orientation, be it national or world wide. hip hop has jumped all imaginable fences and merged minds. hopefully, there is a strength still there. I don't know for sure if music and it's base can truly be controlled, but i do know the attempts are real, as far as immediate outlets in medias. there's still the power of what a peer is listening to and the challenge in being the first person to break a music.