Viewpoint: RFK Jr.’s greatest hits: We know about his wacky views on vaccines. Here are 4 more of his conspiracy theories

Credit: Mega
Credit: Mega

Robert F Kennedy Jr … has some conspiracy theories that are not supported by any scientific evidence whatsoever. This post will look at his top four conspiracies, not necessarily every nonsense claim he has spouted over the past few decades. [The focus will be] on his AIDS denialism, how pesticides impact child sexuality, how antidepressants cause mass shootings, and how WiFi causes cancer.

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There are lots of reasons to reject Robert F Kennedy Jr. as the person in charge of the country’s healthcare, mostly because he rejects vaccines as safe and effective. But these conspiracy theories are almost as bad. For example, Health and Human Services is responsible for much of the research on HIV and AIDS, like developing a potential vaccine — I’m sure that will cause his worm-eaten brain to shutter in fear.

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