Joe Rogan and New York Jets quarterback Aaron Rodgers have both questioned the origins of the virus, the effectiveness of face masks, and, of course, vaccines in the midst of the COVID-19 pandemic. criticized by the media.
Nearly everything Logan and Rogers originally said has now been proven to be true, making their critics look shockingly stupid now.
Dave Rubin plays a clip of the two discussing previous events on “The Joe Rogan Experience.”
“Science that can no longer be doubted is not science. … It's propaganda,” Rogers told Logan, and Logan wholeheartedly agreed.
“I had doubts [during the pandemic]But that wasn't allowed,” Rogers continued, noting that anyone who dared to question this narrative was immediately labeled an “anti-vaxxer, flat-earther, lunatic, white, right-wing conspiracy theorist.” He explained.
“This is what I said to Neil Young when I made that video when he was about to have all his music removed from Spotify because I promoted misinformation” Logan I remember. “I said, 'What you say is misinformation today will not be misinformation tomorrow.'”
In the midst of the COVID-19 pandemic, “if you say masks don't work, vaccines don't stop infection, or the virus came from a lab, you'll initially be banned from social media.” Maybe, but [but] All of those things have been proven to be true,” Logan continued, noting that the lab leak theory has not technically been proven to be true, but rather that “most people believe it to be true.” ” he pointed out.
“If you have a question, the machine will bring out comedians, late-night hosts, etc.,” says Dave. [and] “Journalists”… label everyone all these awful things and it just goes on. ”
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