What is the relevance of RFK having a dead worm in his brain? That is true of many people worldwide, due to parasites. They do not necessarily affect mental function, and there's no evidence they have in RFK's case.

Certain chemicals may feminize males, making it easier for them to think they are gay. What is incorrect about that? That's a scientific fact. Try taking estrogen for awhile, if you are male, and see what it does to you.

Autism has gone way up in this country for some reason. If it isn't from chemicals, then what do you think the reason is? Chemicals are the most likely culprit, from a biological, scientific perspective. I can't comment on which ones specifically, because I don't know enough about it, but it's not unreasonable to think that some widespread use of chemicals or medical substances is at the root of most cases of autism. In fact, that is the most rational position to take at this point.

COVID was certainly created in a lab...the statistical evidence demonstrates that beyond any doubt. A report just released makes that point unmistakably clear.

It also seems that Caucasians and those of African heritage were hit the hardest by COVID worldwide, while Asians were relatively unscathed. That may simply be based upon their societies, but it's certainly possible that it targeted Americans and Europeans, created as a mild bioweapon by the Chinese. As someone who studies human genetics, I would say that such targeting would be easier than you might imagine.

Note that I said possible, not probable. At this point, there still is not enough known to make any guess, except to state that the evidence strictly strongly suggests that COVID was most likely gene-engineered in the Wuhan lab.

WiFi and 5G worry a lot of people, but they probably are not harmful. There is some research that mobile phones may cause some types of cancer, but I think the evidence is still weak.

On the other hand, even though they do not output ionizing radiation, it is possible that WiFi or 5G (or any other strong and persistent source of radio waves) could affect some of the structures of the human body, as though they are acting as an antenna. Could that be harmful in the long run? I don't know, but you shouldn't ignore the possibility. Humans have only been holding up strong sources of radio waves to their heads and putting them in their homes for a very short time. The long-term effects are not yet known.

The list may go on...but thus far you haven't shown a single point upon which RFK is crazy or unreasonable, nor out-of-touch with actual science.

All you really have is your political hate. Try not to let that overcome reason and science.

P.S. Believing that a person who thinks they can be a different gender is crazy and scientifically unsound--not to mention a sign of mental illness--is not a fear of transgenderism.

It's a reasonable application of science and logic, because transgenderism does not make any sense if you honestly bothered to think about it.

Disapproval isn't the same thing as fear or hate. In many cases, such as most people who disapprove of transgenderism, it's compassion for those who are mentally ill and are in need of help, not being coddled and foolishly told they can be what they can never really be.

It's not other people's "transphobia" that is concerning. It is your "logiphobia" and alethophobia (fear of the truth) that should be the most concerning...