To all CTers:
I know believing conspiracy theories makes people feel smart and like they have the inside scoop while the rest of us sheeple bury our heads in the sand, but it sounds like an exhausting and miserable way to live.
Your entire personality turns into being very mad online about objectively fake things that never pan out. Like every time a celebrity dies instead of thinking, "Oh, I liked his movies," your first thought is, "Must've been the COVID vaccine." Can you fathom how withered and hollow your soul has to be to watch screaming, sobbing parents on TV who just learned their first graders' were murdered with an AR-15 and you go, "Damn crisis actors at it again!" Or being convinced that millions of votes were conjured out of thin air in 2020 and just getting angrier and angrier at how widespread the cover-up is because every single judge and every single recount tells you you're full of shit. Can you imagine seeing an 80-year-old man who's dedicated his entire life to public health on the news saying it's a good idea to wear a mask and becoming so apoplectic with rage you think this guy made it all up to keep you from going to the ******* Cracker Barrel?
Anyway, RFK Jr. is a lunatic and if you think vaccines cause autism or that thousands of people dropped dead from the COVID jab, might I suggest going for a walk? Listening to some REM? Dipping your toes in a pond to reconnect you with nature and, hopefully, reality? I know, I know, you did your own research by watching a 15-minute YouTube video so you're basically Jonas Salk, but consider that just because you saw something on the internet doesn't make it true.