So you agree then you can't defend the position, you've heard people say it but you don't actually know the logic or rationale, it's just something that sounded good or something you wanted to believe. I don't need to know reality to understand that when Trump said things in his executive order like "Through unprecedented collaboration across the United States Government, industry, and international partners, the United States expects to soon have safe and effective COVID-19 vaccines available for the American people." That this is not a coded message about ivm and hxc, which were both already available and never distributed by the US government or industry unlike the vaxxes which absolutely were. Likewise the tons of times he said to get the shots, when he was shouting out specific brands - I don't need to know reality to know that there is no rational way to see that as referring to something completely unrelated when there is literally no context provided to be doing so.

I think it's important for us to examine where our beliefs come from and whether or not they're defensible