My guess: absolutely nothing. There are very few negative consequences from saying absolute bullshit
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Great to see some introspection from you
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The only reason we didn’t have mass transmission events at beaches and large green spaces us because we had mounted police to enforce closurespic.twitter.com/oa0WJtH7Ht
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Why would you expect anything to happen to them? I don't understand. Surely, if anything were to happen, it would have by now.
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I wonder this too. And I wonder how those people sleep at night.
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Large paycheques buy comfy beds in spacious rooms: quite well, I am sure.
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Sadly both the mendacity and grift will continue.
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The constantly evolving conspiracies will continue and hence provide a significant income for the ‘influencers’. They all back each other up, quote each other. Over time new alliances form (eg NW & Tucker, Bannon), and smaller players try to get a slice (eg an ‘Oceania’ person)
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These things will happen :~
• Cases will soar; deniers will say:
Told ya so / inevitable
• CFRs will plummet; deniers:
Told ya so / flu blahblah / vax p'sha
• 3M+ deaths recorded; deniers will say:
They were going to die anyway / how many really died from Covid†…?
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†Which will remind some of us of Holocaust denialism.
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