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There's a new push from the right with the whole trial with Fauci that everything he said was a lie and that the vaccine didn't actually work, social distancing didn't actually work, and masks didn't actually work because some dipshit American politician made something up and the right ran with it.

So now the right has their weekly walking papers of "We were right all along!" because why have facts and evidence and you can have Rand Paul of all people invent a false narrative and the sheep follow right along with it.

Let's ignore all the other countries who leaned into the vaccine and social distancing that didn't lose a fraction of their population compared to America to Covid. Let's also completely ignore the fact that Trump of all people was at the forefront of Operation Warp Speed to accelerate funding and research for mRNA vaccines.

But no one has ever accused Americans of being smart.

OK after reading the replies and in retrospect: that was a stupid question looking for a reason for an antivaxer posting shit.

Either this is very old, or it's in reference to the recent Fauci entrapment hearing where a bunch of the low intelligence senators did stuff like claim the 'vaccine injured' were committing mass suicide

Its very funny but the "info" bubbles we have means that people stuck in that cult really think they got everything the want to believe proven right periodically and then think everyone who argued with them would reasonably feel stupid.

They werent right and no one else sees the fake news.

Its a tradegy for sure, but also very funny

Careful, we do that in Canada and it makes it very hard to have a conversation when your “centrist”(very conservative) party does a bunch of truly awful shit and half the country pulls “but it’s better than Trump!” put of their ass instead of actually doing anything meaningful.

Your governments are looking at the US and taking notes.