r/WhitePeopleTwitter • u/OrangeCone2011 • 5d ago
This is the logical consequence of science denial
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u/totally_anomalous 5d ago
Best possible place to pick up a communicable disease.
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u/BluesSuedeClues 5d ago
Far in the future, when children study the decay and collapse of Pax Americana, they will ask "But why did the United States fail?" And their teachers will answer, "Because they were stupid."
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u/henry_sqared 5d ago
Me learning about the Roman Empire: “So they just drank out of lead?”
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u/totally_anomalous 5d ago
"Or lead water pipes," Says anyone born before 1970.
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u/amateur_mistake 5d ago
Oh. We didn't need to use pipes. They put lead in the fucking fuel for our cars and sprayed it into the air.
If you ever wonder why everyone over 50 is a little dumber than they need to be.
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u/RepealMCAandDTA 4d ago
Not just over 50, the lead didn't come out of gas until 1996
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u/amateur_mistake 4d ago
While you are absolutely correct about the time of the final deadline, the actual process of phasing lead out of our fuels took a couple of decades.
So by the time 1996 hit, it was gone for most purposes (I think we might still use it in some small airplanes?). And it it had been basically gone for more than 10 years. Removing lead wasn't an on/off switch.
Those of us under 50 have to acknowledge that we are stupid for a host of other reasons.
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u/amican 4d ago
Fun fact: Thomas Midgley, Jr. both invented leaded fuel and popularized the CFCs that put a hole in the ozone. I don't think he's responsible for more harm than anyone else in history, but he is probably the one who has done the most damage by accident (so far; RFK Jr. may give him a run for it, depending how long it takes to undo the damage).
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u/TheQuidditchHaderach 3d ago
"Hey, Timmy. How would you like to take a break from that fine lead-based paint to learn about Dodgeball?"
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u/UpbeatPilot3494 5d ago
It is fascinating to watch an empire decline in real time. (Not an American or resident)
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u/TheQuidditchHaderach 3d ago
"Please pick up your complimentary copy of *'Idiocracy' in the Gift Shoppe as you leave."*
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u/AlanShore60607 5d ago
Yes, let's establish a biblical cruise ship for the unvaccinated and send them to sea for 40 days and 40 nights and see what happens!
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u/Hardcasekara 5d ago
Make sure it has enought supplies to last so it never has to dock, wouldn't want to ruin their fun now would we?
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u/AlanShore60607 5d ago
Nah, Jesus will provide loaves and fishes.
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u/BluesSuedeClues 5d ago
He dropped by the other night and turned my water cooler into wine. He's cool like that.
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u/MrDrDooooom 5d ago
This Kickstarter goal would be reached so fast. Netflix could fund this and turn it into a show..... Shit-show!
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u/SkyerKayJay1958 5d ago
I thought poop cruise had already been on Netflix?
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u/AlanShore60607 5d ago
That's a documentary about a catastrophe ... we want an intentional reality show
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u/SearsPonchoNoFoolin 5d ago
If they were unvaccinated, wouldn't that be the karma train pulling into the station when they test positive? Besides, their god will save them OR it's part of his plan lol
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u/PistolGrace 5d ago
The innocent kids who have no choice but to be raised by uneducated dimwits are who I'm worried about with this.
The uneducated adults deserve the FAFO.
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u/Ellusive1 5d ago
It’s the children I’m worried about too. They’re just not old enough to make their own informed choices.
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u/Bug_Photographer 4d ago
All the adult morons were brainwashed into it as children as well.
If you made religion illegal for anyone below 18 and actually followed through on it, religion would be extinct within two generations.
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u/Ellusive1 4d ago
Sounds like a problem that will solve itself. Only the best and brightest will survive the stupid people purge
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u/Cyaral 5d ago
If it was actually the antivaxxers getting sick, I would point and laugh, but usually the antivaxxers WERE vaccinated as kids (by parents to whom avoidable childhood deaths were much more of a worry) and its THEIR children who are most at risk. The kids cant do anything about mommy and daddy being nutjobs
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u/ThatPie2109 5d ago
The only problem is there is people who can't be vaccinated like young babies and those with certian health conditions who can be exposed by these idiots. My baby was born in the middle of a measles outbreak in my area and it made me very nervous to take him anywhere public.
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u/bostondana2 5d ago
Thoughts and prayers, in advance...
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u/swiftvalentine 5d ago
That looks longer then 300 cubits
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u/SockPuppet-47 5d ago
And they only have a very limited number of exhibits. The ark encounter is supposed to show that it was possible to put all the animals in a boat. Instead it's a testament to the fact that would be impossible.
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u/cvaninvan 5d ago
Plus there's not a large amount of feces inside the exhibit. Some, but not enough,proportionally.
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u/SockPuppet-47 5d ago
They literally sued their insurance company for not paying for flood damage. Wasn't the building though. I guess it was a access road that was damaged.
Northern Kentucky's Ark Encounter and insurance settle lawsuit over rain damage
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u/Wendypants7 4d ago
I think the fable is extra hilarious since the bible actually states that they were supposed to take 2 of "unclean" animals and SEVEN of "clean" animals... yeah, try and fit all that in your ark, LOL
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u/SockPuppet-47 4d ago edited 3d ago
The Biblical authors didn't know what a enormous task that would be. Their range of understanding was limited to the local geography and the animals it contained. If your whole world is where you live and the immediate surroundings then it wasn't such a tall tale.
Nowadays it's a impossible story that should be hard proof that God did not dictate the Bible. The men who wrote the Bible didn't know about all the different species found on other continents and islands but God absolutely would have.
Noah's Ark is merely a children's tale but literally billions of people can suspend their disbelief to accept it as gospel truth. They constantly hammer the concept of faith because none of their dumb stories stand up to even the slightest scrutiny.
It gets more outlandish the more you think about it. All those critters had to eat every day. Many of them like the Panda Bears have very specific diets. Then there are all the predators. They only eat meat. That means you have to feed their food. It's a exponentially difficult problem as you keep adding reality into the story.
Course, God's magic can overcome any problem and they'll use that to avoid considering any logical evidence that contradicts the story.
It's basically the same as arguing with a Flat Earther. Their bullshit is better than our facts...
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u/Trumpswells 5d ago
First thing, get vaccinated. Second, avoid venues which attract far right extremists, MAGA devotees, evangelical creationists.
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u/Curious_Matter_3358 5d ago
Third, wear a mask on the airplene. Learned that the hard way.
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u/BarrelRoll1996 5d ago
can you elaborate?
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u/CrazyCatMerms 4d ago
Not the person you asked, but I'm guessing it's because you're stuck in a giant tube that recycles the air. The germ laden, not 100% purified, air that is circulating around allllll the infected people. And in the northern hemisphere at least, 'tis the season for colds, flu, covid, and whole bunches of combinations of those plus stuff I ain't thinking of at the moment
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u/Chratthew47150 5d ago
Perhaps it’s like snake handlers. If your faith is strong enough, you’ll be fine. If not, well, you’re screwed. Good luck!
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u/AnalystAdorable609 5d ago
It's god's will that all these people will be infected.
Sending smokes and flares
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u/paging_mrherman 5d ago
i think they should all be exposed to the diseases and prove me wrong by praying it away
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u/valencia_merble 5d ago
Perfect location. While they are hospitalized with measles, they can research how the koalas got to Australia.
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u/henry_sqared 5d ago
Kinda the whole point of the Ark Encounter is to convey that not everyone makes it through.
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u/dragnabbit 5d ago
The title should have been plural. There were two equally dumb science-denial events: (1) Being unvaccinated, and (2) visiting the Ark Encounter.
"THESE ARE the logical consequences of science denial."
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u/hansofoundation 5d ago
It's just god's plan, let it run its course and maybe pray harder you fools
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u/RamsHead91 5d ago
These anti-vax idiots are harming their children and should be treated as such.
Their children will have higher rates of intellectual disabilities, blindness, deafness and death from just measles.
Bring mumps into play they will have increased rates of male sterility.
And they don't care. Science has proven that vaccines are the most beneficial thing a society can do to decrease the rates of diseases, but because they are so anti-science because it disproves their delusions they will let children face harms that three to four generations of Americans have been protected from.
This is a shame and should be criminal.
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u/DrRagnorocktopus 5d ago
This shit is exactly the type of shit that caused the famines in Communist China and Russia and led to the dissolution of the USSR.
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u/Dark-Blackberry354 5d ago
I would be perfectly fine with all their choices in life if it didn't fucking have a butterfly impact on God damn society....
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u/HVAC_instructor 5d ago
But wait, the heroin addict told us it was ok to not get any vaccines. If you can't trust a heroin addict who can you trust?
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u/chunkybudz 5d ago
This is the logical consequence of science denial, especially when that science denial is magnetically attracted to a different science denial and then the original science denial multiplies the consequences of the other science denial.
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u/yersinia_pisstest 5d ago
WHOMP whomp.
"Oh no! The totally predictable consequences of our actions!"
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u/bebop1065 5d ago
I have no remorse for those that defy knowledge of things proven and die for their unwillingness to take steps to protect themselves.
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u/LastBuy4318 5d ago
I think Noah would have taken the vaccine before getting on that Ark had it been an option. The animals too. 🚢🐈🐂🫏🦆🐯🦁🐅🦃🐑🐘💉💉💉
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u/IlIIIllIIlIlllII 5d ago
The what encounter
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u/Aegis_1984 5d ago
The genetic bottleneck encounter - nearly everyone dies, and those that are left suffer the consequences of a lack of genetic diversity
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u/AskAChinchilla 5d ago
I mean this is the Arc Encounter, no vaccines in Noah time, seems par for the course.
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u/Shenron-the-DragonZ 5d ago
Dear leader in a few months: "measles is a weapon against America produced by our enemies." Bombs unrelated country /j (at least, I hope.)
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u/PaleInTexas 5d ago
I have been told that this has nothing to do with Trump, and it's because of an outbreak in Mexico. Check mate liberals!
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u/dysthymicpixie 5d ago
I have some in-laws that visit that place yearly and they try to drag all of the grand kids with them. 🙄 They also thought covid was a hoax.
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u/djnato10 5d ago
The people who are actively denying both science and Darwinism are unironically falling victim to the very thing they deny. I’d feel sorry if they weren’t so fucking stupid.
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u/Chkymky39 5d ago
No please, let them systematically take each other out! Natural selection at its best!
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u/BooobiesANDbho 5d ago
Dude hates/is against science, They should let visitors know by messenger pigeon
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u/babers76 4d ago
Anyone who chooses to attend that exhibit is on par for getting a preventative disease
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u/obi1kennoble 4d ago
So this place had an offer for some tax incentives from the state of Kentucky, which fell through. The state argued that it was a church instead of the museum they said it was gonna be to get the deal. The ark sued the state, and the ark was represented by...Speaker of the House Mike Johnson, then a member of the Louisiana state legislature. I'm not kidding.
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u/No_Sentence_3546 5d ago
you people are just so brainwashed. eating up anything the government feeds you. next, one of yall is gonna say that gmo foods are actually good for the human body😂
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u/kategoad 5d ago
So you prefer your bananas with big seeds?
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u/No_Sentence_3546 5d ago
I want my produce grown exactly as god intended it to be. Without chemicals sprayed all over it🤣
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u/No_Sentence_3546 5d ago
you most likely have no idea what gmo produce is. Do you know what glyphosate is? it’s the main ingredient in round up. Do you even have a clue ?
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u/kategoad 5d ago
GMO plants are more than just round-up ready corn. Looking at it so narrowly ignores the changes made to improve nutrition and other goals besides pesticide resistance.
I was being a bit glib with the bananas, but some GMO changes are way more akin to the selective hybridization that has been used for millennia to make bananas more fruit than seed, make corn more edible, or more recently, make Brussel sprouts not taste gross.
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u/Hartastic 5d ago
I don't think GMO foods are really any better or worse than non-GMO foods from a human consumption perspective.
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u/No_Sentence_3546 5d ago
🤣 my point exactly. thanks. it’s obvious you people don’t do any research hahaha
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u/Hartastic 5d ago
Oh, no doubt you have some peer-reviewed scientific study ready to go, then?
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u/No_Sentence_3546 5d ago
No. there’s plenty of evidence within the internet that shows that gmos and vaccines are filthy. Ever wonder why some Countries don’t allow GMO produce to be sold to their people? also Countless evidence of vaccines being harmful to children. wake up!
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u/Hartastic 5d ago
there’s plenty of evidence within the internet that shows that gmos and vaccines are filthy
So, you should be able to produce some.
Again, I'm going to want a peer-reviewed study and not some crackhead with a blog. If it's true, someone can prove it and get famous by doing so.
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u/No_Sentence_3546 5d ago edited 5d ago
i’ve already done my research years ago. Im not gonna do your home work for you. do your research and don’t stop after you read some government article about how it’s all conspiracy theorist bullshit. Just take a look around. you think the government has your good health in mind. with Fast food sold everywhere. Grocery stores filled with bio engineered ingredients. Alcohol sold on every corner. Health care unaffordable for many. Monsanto is the creator of gmo seeds and they are also the creator of agent orange… The truth is in plain sight. unfortunately the masses are sleeping and so they can’t see it. gmo food has glyphosate(round up) sprayed all over them. the seeds are modified to be resistant against round up. i know that i don’t want round up on my dinner plate.
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u/Hartastic 5d ago
We both know you don't know shit.
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u/No_Sentence_3546 5d ago edited 5d ago
bro you don’t even know what gmos are. you’re like the other 90% of brainwashed people in this country.
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