Did Dr. Peter McCullough hurt his credibility by going on the Alex Jones Show?

[dabbmw2002]

After listening to Jones daily for 2 months now he isn’t as crazy as he’s made out to be. He’s just a Texan 100% all in against the globalist agenda for the past 28 years. He’s also extremely desperate for funding so it’s kind of annoying being blasted with ads 25% of the time but he’s being sued to death so I understand. Tucker also recently gave Alex some credit on his show. According to Alex Tucker used to think he was nuts until he started to wake up the past few years and came around. His reputation is unfortunate because even I cringed to show people the McCullough video hosted by him. The gay frogs, Sandy hook questioning, and being the first to get banned really did him in.

Alex Jones hasnt been more wrong than anybody else hes just not allowed to make mistakes. He may have been out to lunch with the Sandy hook the but last time I checked the US media helped to spread propaganda to invade Iraq which killed millions people

I'll take gay frogs over that any day

[NuggzTheNinja]

I don't care the platform people are using to convey a message, if that message is substantiated by cited information.

[Pterodactyl314]

Alex Jones has been more wrong than anybody else hes just not allowed to make mistakes. He may have been out to lunch with the Sandy hook the but last time I checked the US media helped to spread propaganda to invade Iraq which killed millions people

I'll take gay frogs over that any day

Yeah he likes to speculate and predict the future so of course he’s going to be wrong sometimes but he sees the big picture. He’ll usually admit his mistakes. He’s the only one willing to call out the big players and once you do that you have a target on your head.

For example. https://www.mediaite.com/online/fox-...-from-the-adl/

[NYPat]

Alex Jones is an idiot who peddles fake news so it makes complete sense for him to have someone on his show that peddles covid misinformation.

Lol at everyone ITT suddenly trying to legitimize Alex Jones to square up believing the nonsense the "doctor" is peddling.

Just fuking LOL

[umop3pisdn]

Alex Jones is an idiot who peddles fake news so it makes complete sense for him to have someone on his show that peddles covid misinformation.

Lol at everyone ITT suddenly trying to legitimize Alex Jones to square up believing the nonsense the "doctor" is peddling.

Just fuking LOL

This thread is literally about Alex Jones being illegitimate. No one is trying to "square up" anything.

The question was does a legitimate doctor lose credibility by talking on illegitimate platforms, and the answer is no, he doesn't. Talking on an illegitimate platform doesn't make a legitimate message any less legitimate.

[z4v4]

That is the thing though. His presentation makes everything come off untrustworthy :/

Not to mention what he presents, lmao.

[Paul Kreul]

Not to mention what he presents, lmao.

If you are referring to “what he presents” as McCullough..notsureifserious. Guarantee most of y’all don’t even know what it is that you don’t agree with. He’s not anti vaxx. He’s vaccinated. So are his children. His position is simply that, in his opinion, the correct protocol to treat Covid patients is a low cost regiment of drugs with bullet proof safety profiles that have been around for decades (with the exception of monoclonal antibodies) that he and his colleagues have had great success in treating their patients with when used early. As opposed to the official recommendation of the CDC and vax nazi fauci of doing nothing and when people get sick enough send them to the hospital and likely end up putting them on a ventilator. I just don’t understand the pushback from people on a doctor that’s trying to treat patients with safe and effective drugs with their consent.

[NYPat]

This thread is literally about Alex Jones being illegitimate. No one is trying to "square up" anything.

The question was does a legitimate doctor lose credibility by talking on illegitimate platforms, and the answer is no, he doesn't. Talking on an illegitimate platform doesn't make a legitimate message any less legitimate.

Sure thing boss.

https://forum.bodybuilding.com/showt...post1652680723


And I know what the thread question is. And you're right, he doesn't lose credibility because he didn't have any to begin with. A better thread question would be why do people think he had credibility in the first place just because he spoke to Joe Rogan.

[OPGenesis]

Sure thing boss.

https://forum.bodybuilding.com/showt...post1652680723


And I know what the thread question is. And you're right, he doesn't lose credibility because he didn't have any to begin with. A better thread question would be why do people think he had credibility in the first place just because he spoke to Joe Rogan.

This, coming from a dumb fuk, who believes doctored text messages from a serial liar LMAO.

Go fuk yourself, retard.

[z4v4]

If you are referring to “what he presents” as McCullough..notsureifserious. Guarantee most of y’all don’t even know what it is that you don’t agree with. He’s not anti vaxx. He’s vaccinated. So are his children. His position is simply that, in his opinion, the correct protocol to treat Covid patients is a low cost regiment of drugs with bullet proof safety profiles that have been around for decades (with the exception of monoclonal antibodies) that he and his colleagues have had great success in treating their patients with when used early. As opposed to the official recommendation of the CDC and vax nazi fauci of doing nothing and when people get sick enough send them to the hospital and likely end up putting them on a ventilator. I just don’t understand the pushback from people on a doctor that’s trying to treat patients with safe and effective drugs with their consent.

I thought the he we were talking about is Jones. Never heard of the guy you're talking about.

[OPGenesis]

I thought the he we were talking about is Jones. Never heard of the guy you're talking about.

English please.

[arn710]

When you can't refute someone's message, attack their person.

Is there a weaker tactic in a debate? I can't think of one.

[NYPat]

This, coming from a dumb fuk, who believes doctored text messages from a serial liar LMAO.

Go fuk yourself, retard.

This recycled house account is mad.

When you can't refute someone's message, attack their person.

Is there a weaker tactic in a debate? I can't think of one.

People don't debate 1 + 1 = 3 claims, they just call them an idiot.

[jeffl1980]

This recycled house account is mad.







People don't debate 1 + 1 = 3 claims, they just call them an idiot.

What work/research of his are you refuting? His work before COVID, or just COVID related?

[z4v4]

English please.

You really needed quotes? Okay:

I thought the "he" we were talking about is Jones.

Better, snowflake?

[deepfat]

You really needed quotes? Okay:

I thought the "he" we were talking about is Jones.

Better, snowflake?

I haven't been in this cesspool in forever but it warms my heart that you still have my handy work in your sig. Did it hurt that bad?

[Paul Kreul]

I thought the he we were talking about is Jones. Never heard of the guy you're talking about.

What.. McCullogh is literally the thread title..son

[umop3pisdn]

Sure thing boss.

https://forum.bodybuilding.com/showt...post1652680723


And I know what the thread question is. And you're right, he doesn't lose credibility because he didn't have any to begin with. A better thread question would be why do people think he had credibility in the first place just because he spoke to Joe Rogan.

You can't just "say chit" and it suddenly be true. You've got to at least have some sort of evidence or reasoning to back up such bold statements.

Here are some of Dr McCollough's credentials that you obviously weren't previously aware of;
1984: Graduated from Baylor University with a Bachelor in Science
1988: Graduated with a medical degree from the University of Texas Southwestern Medical School
1991: Completed his residency at University of Washington School of Medicine
1991: Dr. McCullough begins his period as a medical attending at Mercy Hospital
1993: Studies his Masters degree in Public Health at the University of Michigan School of Public Health
1994: Begins his fellowship in cardiovascular diseases at the William Beaumont Hospital
1997: Joins the Henry Ford Heart and Vascular Institute
2000: Appointed to serve as Section Chief of Cardiology of the University of Missouri-Kansas City School of Medicine, Truman Medical Center
2002: Made a Consultant Cardiologist and Division Chief of Nutrition and Preventive Medicine at the William Beaumont Hospital
2010: Serves as the Chief Academic and Scientific officer of the St. John Providence Health System
Current: Joined Baylor University Medical Center as Vice Chief of Internal Medicine and Chief of Cardiovascular Research of the Baylor Heart and Vascular Institute.

Recognition
Dr. McCullough received the International Vicenza Award for Critical Care Nephrology for his outstanding work and contribution in the area of cardiorenal syndromes. He has also been a recipient of the Simon Dack Award from the American College of Cardiology, and his works have appeared in the New England Journal of Medicine, Journal of the American Medical Association, and other prestigious journals worldwide. He has been an invited lecturer at the New York Academy of Sciences, the National Institutes of Health, the U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA), the European Medicines Agency, and the U.S. Congressional Oversight Panel.

Areas of Speciality
Coronary Artery Disease
Chronic Kidney Disease as a Cardiovascular Risk State
High Blood Pressure
High Cholesterol
Hypertension
Sports Cardiology

So I mean yeah it helps your cause to simply dismiss him as a quack with no credibility. And I know you are a disingenuous city-dwelling, mask-wearing, sodomy-loving, vaccine-taking piece of chit. But at least attempt to be not be so transparent in your sheer lack of ethics.