TBH, I'm surprised MAGATs can read words longer than 4 letters.

Is ingesting it better?


 At least it is true.   Injesting chloroquine phosphate did happen.

 Claiming Trump said to inject bleach, and that people did it, is not true.  

 Repeating it for years is TDS.  

Repeating ANYTHING 47 said is repeating lies anyway. All you're arguing about is WHICH lies are acceptable to MAGATs--- NOT the smartest bunch of people.

 So using your logic:  47 lied when he said "Grab 'em by the pus sy" then.  Repeating that is repeating a lie.  Right?




 There is a difference between making up things 47 never said, and repeating things he did say.  

 Making up imaginary words 47 never said, then repeatedly claiming, for years, people did something in response to words that were never said is pointless.  (To be fair though some members insist a video that happened before a Conference is a reaction after that Conference, so there is that.)

 What makes Serowbot's claims more ridiculous is that nobody even did what he keeps claiming - "injecting bleach".  So now we have an response that never happened, to a statement that never happened.  Why not use an event that did happened due to words that were said?

 People act like there aren't negative reactions to stupid sh!t Trump actually really did say.  Why repeat lies when you could use truth?  Why not claim people consumed chloroquine phosphate instead of saying they injected bleach?  Is it that hard to use real events?

 

If some toothless MAGAT did inject bleach, they died. What makes you think 47's controlled media would have revealed that?

 I never said the media would reveal that, I said there is no records of it.  What part of claiming it to be factual without any evidence should I be willing to accept?  I completely agree that events that might have happened - might have happened.  



The problem with 47's incessant lies is that THAT is no different from extrapolating further lies. Injecting Bleach? He IMPLIED that, and might as well have said it.


 Ahh yeah the classic, since I can't quote it I will just say it is "IMPLIED" so I can now claim it was said.  Just like magic.  Claiming Trump IMPLIED people should "inject bleach" into their bodies is debatable.  Claiming he actually "SAID" those words is false.  

 Since there are no records of humans actually injecting bleach, I will say there is a possibility that some did when they incorrectly assessed the POTUS told them to inject bleach into their bodies.  Their intelligence is matched with people that insist he IMPLIED it as far as I am concerned.  

 Anyone with a sense of comprehension knows he was rambling about things he knows nothing about.



He also lied about Ivermectin and Quinine--- and hundreds of thousands DID do that, according to the MAGATs themselves. The antiparasitics have zero effect on Covid, though MAGATs go apeshit crazy when you point that out.


 I agree.  I've argued this for years here while anti-vaccine members repeatedly use sources that literally admit they are not true.  They refuse to Observe this, and just repost the same lies in new packaging.  Let's not pretend I haven't been pointing out the hydroxychloroquine garbage for half a decade now.


So, I maintain that all you're doing is picking WHICH lies you support.  

 I disagree.  Trump never "said" to inject bleach.  If You want to interpret it that way, fine, be no different than the MAGA humans that also do that.  

 Serowbot continually referencing that Trump "Said" to "inject bleach" is considerably less effective of an argument than saying idiots consumed chloroquine phosphate because Trump repeated lies about the efficacy of hydroxychloroquine.  If he would use things that actually happened his arguments would carry more weight.

 

 Again:  Using your logic:  47 lied when he said "Grab 'em by the pus sy".  Repeating that is repeating a lie.  Right?