Will conspiracy-minded Trump supporters enter en masse into Darwin Award competition?
By Curt Anderson February 1, 2020 6:16 pm Category: Health (5.0 from 1 vote)
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The SelectSmart.com Post strongly advises against drinking oneself to death in any manner including this home remedy as promoted on conservative social media.
QAnon (/kjuːəˈnɒn/) is a far-right conspiracy theory detailing a supposed secret plot by an alleged "deep state" against U.S. President Donald Trump and his supporters. Wikipedia
The Darwin Awards salute the improvement of the human genome by honoring those who accidentally remove themselves from it in a spectacular manner!
QAnon-ers' Magic Cure for Coronavirus: Just Drink Bleach!
(thedailybeast.com) The Food and Drug Administration has repeatedly warned consumers not to drink MMS, last year calling it effectively a "dangerous bleach" that could cause "severe vomiting" and "acute liver failure." But those warnings haven't stopped QAnon devotees—who believe in a world where Donald Trump is at war with shadowy deep-state "cabal"—from promoting a lethal substance as a salve for a health crisis that speaks to the darkest recesses of fringe thought.
"I'm going to have to get home, and MMS the whole state," prominent QAnon promoter Jordan Sather told his audience in a recent video. "MMS the whole shit out of everything."
"Chief Police 2," a prominent anonymous QAnon account on Twitter, also pushed MMS as the coronavirus spread. On Friday, the account's operator urged its nearly 18,000 followers to buy "20-20-20 spray," an MMS concoction.
No, drinking bleach will not ward off coronavirus
(politifact.com) Social media users are spreading a dangerous conspiracy theory that says drinking a bleach concoction will prevent contracting the 2019 coronavirus strain at the center of a current outbreak.
Don't fall for it.
We came across the claim in a Jan. 28 tweet by Twitter user "Chief Police 2" that urged their followers to buy "20-20-20 spray" to ward off the virus. The spray is also known as MMS, or Miracle Mineral Solution, a bleaching agent that's been touted by anti-vaxxers and QAnon theorists as a "miracle cure" that can treat everything from autism to cancer.
chiefpolice @chiefpolice2
OH LORDY, It is going to get worse, much worse. The Evil Depopulation Agenda is in full swing. PROTECT YOURSELF. Get the 20-20-20 spray. watch this video. Website that has it is in the video & description.
The company approved video below does not include consuming bleach as a cure for Coronavirus or any sort of preventative measure as one of the many recommended uses for Clorox.
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