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Originally Posted by drewprops
A friend is convinced that Bill Gates is personally involved in a planned "thinning of the herd". He was an EMT in a former life and is conservative, although attuned to woke issues. I suppose people need a higher power to believe in, whether it's a power for good or bad?
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In fairness, Gates has said enough stupid things about overpopulation and depopulation to fuel these conspiracy theories. Pro-life groups are well aware of who they're up against at the UN and other world forums when they're trying to raise the level of care and another side is handing out hundreds of millions to simply promote abortions in the Developing World.
In 50 years, when the now-developed world is being accused of genocidal actions against the now-developing world, (as is currently happening with the Aboriginals here in Canada) the successors to Gates and Trudeau legacies will claim they were only trying to help.
As I've said, I'm fully vaccinated and I believe the vaccines work.
But Gates being so involved in this area has not been helpful to convince those who are skeptical.