Elijah Schaffer
👤 PersonAppearances Over Time
Podcast Appearances
Correct. That's easy.
Correct. That's easy.
It's not complicated. A fourth grader can pick it up.
It's not complicated. A fourth grader can pick it up.
It was social science. That's what I always tell people. It was just it was just pop culture, social science. You know, it was an actor told I always I thought this was funny. You know, I remember arguing with YouTube when they removed a video of mine when the vaccines were rolling out. And I made a claim that turned out to be true that you're on YouTube. So I don't even want to say it.
It was social science. That's what I always tell people. It was just it was just pop culture, social science. You know, it was an actor told I always I thought this was funny. You know, I remember arguing with YouTube when they removed a video of mine when the vaccines were rolling out. And I made a claim that turned out to be true that you're on YouTube. So I don't even want to say it.
Because I was saying, you know, this is more like a genetic therapy or like... Oh, a gene therapy. Yeah, I was saying this comes across from what I was reading from what it was when it was first getting rolled out. I go, you know, this is sort of something that you might want to give to someone in desperation who's suffering with cancer. I know we've talked about these things.
Because I was saying, you know, this is more like a genetic therapy or like... Oh, a gene therapy. Yeah, I was saying this comes across from what I was reading from what it was when it was first getting rolled out. I go, you know, this is sort of something that you might want to give to someone in desperation who's suffering with cancer. I know we've talked about these things.
That's what it was designed for. It was designed for cancer. And by the way, I was very enthusiastic about it for cancer. Well, look, as anybody is, when you're, look, as my mom died from cancer, when she's dying, when you hear that there's a- And anything, and anything. That has a 90% kill rate, but she's got 100% chance of dying. Yes.
That's what it was designed for. It was designed for cancer. And by the way, I was very enthusiastic about it for cancer. Well, look, as anybody is, when you're, look, as my mom died from cancer, when she's dying, when you hear that there's a- And anything, and anything. That has a 90% kill rate, but she's got 100% chance of dying. Yes.
Having that 10% sounds like a good idea, but when you're a healthy 21-year-old guy or a 14-year-old girl, and they're telling you you need to take something, any bit of risk is something that you have to greatly think over and think through before you want to introduce that into your life.
Having that 10% sounds like a good idea, but when you're a healthy 21-year-old guy or a 14-year-old girl, and they're telling you you need to take something, any bit of risk is something that you have to greatly think over and think through before you want to introduce that into your life.
My body, my choice.
My body, my choice.
There was so much insanity.
There was so much insanity.
And then a couple years later when Roe v. Wade was pushed out, we got back to the my body, my choice. Yeah. You know, so we took a break. We took a break from the flu. We took a break from RSV. We took a break from logic. And then everyone just sits here and goes – Come on, man, don't be like that weird uncle at dinner that wants to be racist or whatever.
And then a couple years later when Roe v. Wade was pushed out, we got back to the my body, my choice. Yeah. You know, so we took a break. We took a break from the flu. We took a break from RSV. We took a break from logic. And then everyone just sits here and goes – Come on, man, don't be like that weird uncle at dinner that wants to be racist or whatever.
You're like, no, no, I'm not just complaining about minorities or something. You guys persecuted us, and I have it on video, and we all have it on video, and we have the documentation from professionals on. This was a universal persecution. This is like, what, should we stop talking about the Holocaust? Do we stop talking about things because years have gone by?
You're like, no, no, I'm not just complaining about minorities or something. You guys persecuted us, and I have it on video, and we all have it on video, and we have the documentation from professionals on. This was a universal persecution. This is like, what, should we stop talking about the Holocaust? Do we stop talking about things because years have gone by?