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One user commented, "His physique isn't naturally achievable. Don't fool kids." Another added, "He's selling products, his lifestyle and taking their money, pretending to help them."
“‘Established Titles’ or whatever that was. Buy a piece of grass in Scotland and become a member of the Scottish nobility. You saw them advertised big during the pandemic.”
"Bongbong Marcos and family stole billions from Filipinos and remain free. Imelda was sentenced for graft but never arrested. Now, Bongbong is president with a large following due to distorted history."
"Andrew Wakefield, seeking approval for his vaccine, unjustly discredited another, conducted research unethically, and falsified results. Despite malpractice leading to his medical license revocation, he remains popular among anti-vaxxers."
“Multi-Level Marketing (MLM) Scheme. I’m surprised this isn’t higher. Most people who sign up for them make very little, and many lose money, and yet, they’re everywhere.”
"Some still swear by Sylvia Browne, even after her fraud and false predictions caused deaths. It's frustrating when people confuse her quackery with possible unknown natural aspects. "
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