Marcus Lamb, founder of the Daystar Christian TV network, dies of COVID-19

[Subduction Zone]

Suppression of information is more dangerous than allowing people to decide for themselves.

There is a difference between suppressing information and suppressing disinformation. I see that you dodged a reasonable question. That amounts to owning up to your errors.

 

[Subduction Zone]

Oh my! You believe I don't understand the terminology? Do you see your error now?

You screwed up again. Your own post indicated that you did not understand terminology. Of course I was assuming that you were being honest. Was I mistaken to make that assumption.

You need to be right to play my games You unfortunately are usually demonstrably wrong.

 

[Aldebaran]

You screwed up again. Your own post indicated that you did not understand terminology. Of course I was assuming that you were being honest. Was I mistaken to make that assumption.

When asking a question, it is customary to use a question mark at the end of the sentence as opposed to a period.

You need to be right to play my games You unfortunately are usually demonstrably wrong.

I appreciate your admission that you are just playing games. Do you now understand why you have lost this one? (Notice my use of a question mark, which indicates that this is a question)

 

[Subduction Zone]

When asking a question, it is customary to use a question mark at the end of the sentence as opposed to a period.



I appreciate your admission that you are just playing games. Do you now understand why you have lost this one? (Notice my use of a question mark, which indicates that this is a question)

Nope, I still won because you have as yet to own up to your endless errors. Major ones, not minor ones like mine.

You should be trying to learn. Your mistakes are just too easy to refute. You might want to ask yourself what you are afraid of.

 

[Aldebaran]

Nope, I still won because you have as yet to own up to your endless errors. Major ones, not minor ones like mine.

Alright, prove to me that a question isn't supposed to end with the correct punctuation, which is a question mark. That was my claim, and you call it an error. Prove it to be so. I'll wait.....

You should be trying to learn. Your mistakes are just too easy to refute. You might want to ask yourself what you are afraid of.

If they're so easy to refute, why have you continued to fail at doing so?

 

[Subduction Zone]

Alright, prove to me that a question isn't supposed to end with the correct punctuation, which is a question mark. That was my claim, and you call it an error. Prove it to be so. I'll wait.....



If they're so easy to refute, why have you continued to fail at doing so?

I am not talking about your nitpicking, I was talking about all of your science denying claims. You have been refuted. An inability to understand does not mean that it has not happened.

This is why you should learn how to ask questions politely and properly.

 

[ArmenianJohn]

I see nowhere that he advised anything about snake oil. Are you sure you are reading it correctly?

Re-read the OP, esp. about "different protocols".

 

[Aldebaran]

Re-read the OP, esp. about "different protocols".

Nothing specific, other than the CBS narrative about "misinformation" (a favorite word of the Left). Just a bunch of slander against the man who died, nothing more.

 

[cow451]

Nothing specific, other than the CBS narrative about "misinformation" (a favorite word of the Left). Just a bunch of slander against the man who died, nothing more.

Do you really want to be embarrassed again?

 

[ArmenianJohn]

Nothing specific, other than the CBS narrative about "misinformation" (a favorite word of the Left). Just a bunch of slander against the man who died, nothing more.

Oh, so now you say you DO see it, but you choose to dismiss it out of hand as "slander" but before that you chose td say you just don't even see it. Got it; not surprised.

The rest of us see it, as evidenced by our many replies to your claim of not seeing it.

 

[cow451]

Daystar Television has repeatedly hosted notorious medical misinformers Robert F. Kennedy Jr., Del Bigtree, and Simone Gold on its flagship broadcast Ministry Now to tell viewers that COVID-19 vaccines could kill half of their recipients, to claim that vaccines would implant a tracking microchip, and to exhort people with the potentially deadly advice that the drug hydroxychloroquine, an ineffective and potentially dangerous COVID-19 treatment, is the best alternative to a COVID-19 vaccine.

And:

Lamb's wife, Joni, said on the network Tuesday that her husband, who also had diabetes, "got the COVID pneumonia." She said the treatments promoted on Daystar failed to save her husband.

 

[Aldebaran]

Oh, so now you say you DO see it, but you choose to dismiss it out of hand as "slander" but before that you chose td say you just don't even see it. Got it; not surprised.

The rest of us see it, as evidenced by our many replies to your claim of not seeing it.

Dismissing a claim as "disinformation" without even stating how they come to that conclusion is a method of slander that doesn't address the issue. It simply dismissed it.

 

[cow451]

If it is slander, then the surviving widow should be suing…. Correct?

 

[Subduction Zone]

Dismissing a claim as "disinformation" without even stating how they come to that conclusion is a method of slander that doesn't address the issue. It simply dismissed it.

If you want some specific examples of disinformation, claims by Lamb that are demonstrably false, I can quote and link quite a few for you. This article alone mentions several:

Marcus Lamb, a Christian TV network founder and preacher who discouraged vaccinations, dies after being hospitalized for Covid-19 - CNN

 

[ArmenianJohn]

Dismissing a claim as "disinformation" without even stating how they come to that conclusion is a method of slander that doesn't address the issue. It simply dismissed it.

Oh, you mean just like dismissing a claim as "slander" without even stating how you came to that conclusion is a method of slander that doesn't address the issue but simply dismisses it?

 

[splish- splash]

Sad that! Poor Joni, she's trying real hard to stay strong. RIP

 

[FireDragon76]

Ethical people allow all points of view to be considered.

Not all points of view are worthy of consideration, like ones that are obviously false.

 

[ruthiesea]

Live by the lie; die by the lie.

 

[TLK Valentine]

Ethical people allow all points of view to be considered.

Makes you wonder what Lamb's views on the Holocaust are used to be...

 

[Aldebaran]

Not all points of view are worthy of consideration, like ones that are obviously false.

Circular reasoning. Do better.