- CIA plans for Zelensky
- Syrian chemical attack debunked
- FDA approves suicidal drugs
- Russia kamikaze drones
Rumble is the truth social of video, and in fact also runs the cloud service that hosts truth social.
There might be a less reputable source for information, but I can’t think of one.
It's an independent news source. I don't know what makes it reputable, I just like the fact that they report the things that you would never see reported by mainstream propaganda outlets.
I find the last report particularly interesting. The Ukranian volunteer is saying you can count the Russian forces with the fingers, so according to that it's basically Ukranians killing each other just because the West and the puppet leader have decided it.
OPs account is just chalk full of pro Putin/Russian propagana, and this comment jumped up to 10 upvotes 0 downvotes immediately after being posted. Surely not a coincidence at all, right?
E: Oh look, a whole pile of downvotes immediately after calling out OP for pushing Russian propaganda. Wow! What a shocker.
Rumble. Seriously dude?
I came here from reddit and even that dump has more credibility than fucking Rumble. /s
But seriously, Rumble is a fucking wasteland of Q, Alpha simps, MAGA, racist, terrified of women, and worse place for video content. It's largely where if you are banned everywhere else you go there.
Doesn't it tell you something that people get banned just for reporting the news? I don't see anything wrong with the video and yet YouTube doesn't allow their content.
When they’re reporting objectively false facts as news, yes they should be banned.
The story is actually about a drug for recent mothers who apparently increases suicide tendencies.
I think you’re talking about the new medication approved to treat postpartum depression.
Increased risk of suicidal thoughts and actions is a very commonly listed side effect of a great deal of antidepressant medications. That’s why you’re supposed to be closely supervised when you start them and report any oddities to your doctor asap.
So it doesn’t increase suicidal tendencies across the board, only in those who are susceptible to that side effect.
postpartum depression
Yeah that's it, they say the industry is trying to present postpartum depression as something that needs to be treated when it's something very normal.
Just because it’s normal doesn’t mean it shouldn’t be treated. Most illnesses are “normal” until we find a way to treat it. Some mothers have very severe postpartum that prevents them from caring for the baby.
I’m curious if you could imagine any information that would shift your position on any of your ideas? I’m not trying to be a dick, genuinely wondering.
My ideas change over time, so I guess all information may shift my position.
