So basically the famous GK Chesterton quote againPeople blindly believing anything's the problem. They realise they can't trust the establishment then use it as license to dismiss anything they disagree with. Somehow they never stop to ask themselves why everything that's "fake" just so happens to be everything they don't want to be true.
When men choose not to believe in The Establishment, they not thereafter believe in nothing, they then become capable of believing in anything. "
There were only about five people at the protest in the vid which was encouraging. That being said, how many other gatherings of five people get mainstream journalists covering them?
TBF, Piers Corbyn is about a fringe-y and kooky as it gets.Don't be naive; that's the message: that being against lockdowns (themselves a weird, unscientific, recent development) is fringe-thinking from kooks.
TBF, Piers Corbyn is about a fringe-y and kooky as it gets.
He's also the brother of a (once) fairly high-profile politician.Yes, that's why we're told about him but not about the crisis managers and scientists who have failed to recommend lockdowns for decades.
Well, it is. If it wasn't then many of those same people would be pro-lockdown as they just believe the opposite of whatever the establishment appears to. Also the protesters themselves said they were disappointed how few people there were. I guess they could all be paid actors though.Don't be naive; that's the message: that being against lockdowns (themselves a weird, unscientific, recent development) is fringe-thinking from kooks.
Source?