I have to enter the discussion because I actually feel sick with fear for our country and the future generally when I read people on here saying they are frightened of the Covid debate (and presumably other debates) and talk about people saying things that are 'acceptable'
Acceptable BY WHOM?
Since when, in this country, did we fear debate, and, yes, free speech?
Brave scientists like Malhotra don't stick their necks out without reason.
Ask yourself how you know what really happened with Covid? How do you know how many people actually died of Covid, as opposed to flu (bearing in mind seasonal flue death statistics went right down at the time.)
How do you know whether hospitals, incentivised to record a death as "Covid' actually recorded the truth?
How many hospitals did you go into, and actually see what was going on? (All was incredibly quiet in the one I entered, but that's anecdotal of course)
Do you wonder why Ivermectin, a drug regarded as safe by the WHO was forbidden?
Do you not think that maybe, just maybe, the human body can be strengthened to survive infections without being injected with chemicals that humans have never absorbed before?
Do you really think that the science is 'settled'? - and if so, who settled it? There are many scientists who question the entire Covid narrative and I think their number is growing
have you spoken to an undertaker (I have) about the strange anomalies in dead bodies, the growing number of young people dropping dead of some kind of cardiac event?
Do you ever think by by throwing around labels like 'anti-vaxxer" (as if we are terrorists, and goodness knows, some would have us treated as such) and grouping all politics as Trump and not Trump, you are shutting down debate, ignoring nuances and generally turning off your brain (so it can be more easily programmed, maybe?)
How did we ever, ever get to this??? Who said 'I do not agree with what you say but I will defend to the death your right to say it"