Why I Became A Supporter of Anti-vaxxers

***WARNING: This article is not intended as medical advice. Always consult your nearest witch doctor or conspiracy theorist first before accepting advice from a medical doctor.***

I am now firmly pro-anti-vaxxer-anti-life, which should make sense to any legalized con artist like pastors and lawyers. Starting today, I support all conspiracy theorists, and all gullible people that made up their minds not to take the vaccines, and all boerbarians, to not take any vaccines.

Seriously, don't take it, child of Allah-ak-pigfUcker, is my message. Trust your god-thing, while staying away from any and all hospitals and doctors. He will protect you, just like he did with the 6 million and counting people that died from the virus. Or wait, no, those 6 000 000 people were all atheists, because, does the Book of Truth not promise that no harm will come to Dirtybeard's children?

Sal 'n Enema in Boerbare se Gatte Op Hul van Onnooslikheid Genees?

'n Kwasi-sanger affie plopse wat bedags by 'n gatgrouery met 'n fensie Engelse titel staat en skrop met kooperasie syftie boots saam is van mening dat 'hulle' - seker die nare swart anti-Chris Kommunistiese Kapitalistiese regering né, as sy regse politieke uitkyk en puur onkunde gebekyk worre - hulle se entstof in hulle se gatte moet opdruk. O ja, ewe met 'n Trump-skroutjie agterna, die uitroepteken, soos die leser op die komende skermgreep sal sien. Afrikaners gebruik tog die skreeteken te veel en die vraagteken te min.

Snow Mexican claims Debt Reset, Property Confiscation, and Medical Fascism is coming

When a news network peddles conspiracies one has to wonder if they are committed to true journalism, or to advance an agenda serving some behind the scenes. Why lie, for what purpose?

  Yet another conspiracy theory hit the internet this past week, compliments from a Snow Mexican in Canada of all places. The author is one Lance D Johnson, which sounds suspiciously fake to me.

No Fact-check Needed for This Conspiracy Theory

  Want to know how to debunk conspiracy theories on social media without doing fact-checking? Here's how.

Conspiracy Theory No. 42748, patent number 34E639W, developed at the top secret underground lair of Doofus McTarded in his mommy's basement while high on some cheap cake flour about to be peddled by him as meth, is once again doing the rounds on social media. Also, our Doofus believes a man called Noah once gotten to the age of 900 years without a medical aid, and Trump is just the best poozee grabir ever. Great credentials. 

   A good online friend of mine shared the below conspiracy theory on his timeline, and Facebook found it vital that I should be informed. Instead of entering hissy fit mode, I decided to see if I could debunk the conspiracy without doing any fact-checking first - since nobody on FB anyway do fact-check as good habit - using just simple, common logic.