Vaccineaholic Hotez Ends Many Debates by Hiding from Rogan and RFK Jr.

Vaccineaholic Peter Hotez is a caricature of a parody of a satire who also apparently happens to have a medical degree.

Over the past few years he has become one of the go-to guys when the media needs a prominent panicky pandemicist prognosticator to appear on TV to instill fear and inject stupidity into the public.

Like the rest of his self-aggrandizing breed, he has been wrong many, many, many times and said many, many, many silly and dangerous things on the airwaves.

Last week, Joe Rogan of eponymous podcast fame offered Hotez $100,000 to come on his show and debate presidential candidate Robert F. Kennedy, Jr. on the efficacy of and issues swirling around the COVID “vaccine.”  (The quotes are used  because it is not actually a vaccine, by the way.   )

After hemming and hawing a bit, Hotez went on that trusted font of sciency things – MSNBC – to say he was not going to take up the offer, partly because “science is not something that is typically debated like say 18th enlightenment philosophy or political issues. That’s not typically what we do.”

Wrong, wrong, and WRONG – if Hotez had even an inkling of a clue he would be more than well aware of the fact that that is EXACTLY what actual scientists do.  Therefore, while it may seem both ad hominem and redundant, Hotez – not to put too fine a point on it – is an idiot.

The scientific method is all about competing ideas, testing theories, verifying facts, openly discussing implications and potential problems, and trying in the end to come to an actual real conclusion (at least until the next idea comes along challenging that one and the process starts all over again.)

Science may be technically a noun but it is in fact a verb, a process that must be participated in and not “followed” as has been said far too often of late.  Following the science is like following a car you are driving – it’s impossible and anyone who has ever said “follow the science” is just trying to sell you something.

And the “vaccine” is what he was selling:

On the positive side, Hotez’s cowardly and false pronouncement has ended more than just the possibility of him debating RFK Jr.

It has also ended the debate as to whether Hotez should ever be allowed near a beaker or a needle or a patient or a Nerf spoon ever again: the answer is no.

For those who hadn’t figured this out by his lunatic COVID blathering, the question is now finally settled.

The statement also ended the debate about the destruction of the public’s trust in the government-medical complex, as clearly whatever vestiges of such feelings have now been openly and purposefully obliterated by the simple act of one of the leaders of the movement that meaninglessly upended the nation for three years refusing to even discuss the matter with people who might – heaven forfend – ask him difficult questions.

Hotez also seems to have ended the debate about whether or not Texas Children’s Hospital is in need of a general depoliticization.  While individual care may be quite good, employing people like Hotez and its very questionable conduct regarding the “treatment” of “transgender”  children   raises serious questions about the priorities and standards used there.

Another debate settled is the question of whether the die harders of the dead-end death cult that reveled in the pandemic are susceptible to facts even just a little.  The answer, is of course, no as the “attacks” (some literal, laughably claimed) on Hotez of late have brought them out of the woodwork to rally around and protect their demigod  , no questions asked.

In fact, some have even set up a GoFundMe page – really, seriously, cross my heart – because some other people have not bowed done before his omniscience:

“… instead of expressing gratitude, some chose to drag his good name through dirt. Not only does he deserve better, we are all harmed by such reckless acts of misinformation, by such cruel and uncalled-for personal attacks on someone so committed to the public good. This is an opportunity to thank Dr. Hotez for his contribution to medicine and science, and for his ongoing efforts to defend truth, reason, and decency.”

Feel free to drop him a few bucks of obsequious appreciation here.

So, in the end, maybe we should be thanking Hotez for not debating. It certainly cleared up a lot of questions.

Thanks to the Daily Sceptic for running this piece. You can visit the website at: https://dailysceptic.org/

And thanks to the American Thinker as well for running this article. You can visit the website at: https://www.americanthinker.com/