because its full of liberal propoganda

It's real, wether you agree with it or not, it still exists

Sorry but the excuse government but chemicals in things is pathetic, if they wanted to they do it in all of their products

they even argue the case for UBI

Not just vaccines

yes like in the water

i dont believe in chemtrails but there is scientific evidence vaccines cause autism/adhd

if they wanted to put flouride in it they could

they do

and in the air

There is not, at least nothing that has been retracted or is just surveys without any medical influence as far as I know @ProgrammerVerbatim

If the government wanted to they would, and you couldn’t do anything about, so you’ll just have to bear it

@Jondar02 because the truth is hidden from us

yes we do

most scientists are fake

consensus is doctored

Fluoride isn’t that bad

If you've found the truth I trust you can direct me towards that truth?

in the grand scheme of things the government oppress us and want us to believe in a flat earth

!warn @ProgrammerVerbatim stupid comments

Well then

@Jondar02 think about how a spinning waterball would logically work

moving at an incredibly fast rate

It wouldn’t

Earth doesn't spin fast

gravity doesn't exist, its just density which determines whether things fall back to the ground

Wow this guy 😂

@Jondar02 its immense scale every single day turning? yes it does move pretty fast

@shakz7 hes good for you

@shakz7 subjective attacks don't work

hes your mirror

Why wouldnt it work

because the water would not stay in place

it wouldn't be level

Gravity

Ah, say you have a bucket half full of water on one end of the stick, and a bucket completely full of water on the other end, and something in the middle so it can move up or down. Both sides have water of equal density yet the bucket with more water will fall and the other one will go up. What's up with that?

chad why were they stupid comments i genuinely believe in this

Earth spins very fast in space but their isn’t is no air to drag you off

@Jondar02 density changes with volume

Not really