Kase.O, the best rapper in Spain (along with Toteking, Zatu from SFDK and that other one we don't need to mention), made a big mess yesterday after allegedly defending the conspiracy theory (very much in line with the recent tantrums Miguelbosianas) that vaccines cause autism. And no. You have to say it loud and clear: Kase.O never claimed that vaccines cause autism. His words were manipulated. Despite everything, the rapper has apologized. And this gesture honors him.
Kase-O, vaccines and autism: a stupid controversy
Intelligent, the man from Zaragoza it has not taken even 24 hours to try to deactivate this new controversy media with the publication of a video excuse about his Sunday live. Both messages were recorded from the Kase kitchen and broadcast through the Instagram platform. In case there was anyone left who did not know that social networks are loaded by the devil, then in Postposmo we are going to give you another reason to stay away from Twitter, Instagram and Facebook. We are going to show you how Kase.O NEVER came to question vaccination as most communication tweeters have said he did.
In his apology, Kase O emphasized the "uproar caused online" by a "snippet of the video" and apologized to "anyone who may have been negatively affected." Kase O maintains that his comments were taken out of context and that he was only talking about a documentary. «It is as if I say that in a movie they said that Hitler is good and we only cut the piece that I say that Hitler is good», has justified.
– KASE.O (@KaseO_real) June 14, 2020
And this is extremely correct. To everyone's surprise, if we see the full video of the meeting that the rapper had with nearly a thousand followers on Instagram, this is exactly what happened. Kase.O NEVER establishes a cause-consequence relationship between vaccination and autism, but rather echoes the thesis allegedly held by one of the doctors of an Argentine mother whose newborn son suffered from encephalitis when the Hepatitis B vaccine was injected as soon as he was born. You can read more about Mariana Maffia, the case of the physical therapist from Buenos Aires that Kase.O alludes to in his video, by clicking on this link.
In the video we all saw on Sunday, the first four words of the following sentence were conveniently omitted to make it seem like Kase.O was actually saying the phrase. The trick is first-rate manipulation:
Kase O says, "That doctor says autism is an allergic reaction to vaccines."
In response to repeated questions about the vaccination issue, Kase.O responded in his live stream, "Do your research. I'm not a doctor, I'm a humble comedian." The rapper does question certain theories. In his apology message (which lacks a more fervent defense of the vaccination program), he does make it clear that what he's asking for is more information. about vaccines.
More information on what? one might ask, since since its very implementation, the vaccination schedule provides detailed information on the nature of each of the vaccines given to us to combat polio, diphtheria, tetanus, whooping cough, haemophilus influenzae b disease, measles, rubella, mumps, hepatitis B, meningococcal disease C, chickenpox, human papillomavirus, pneumococcal disease and influenza. For more details on the importance of vaccination, this link may be helpful.
Another story is that this information is boring and lacks theories of international control by underground supranational entities.
Kase.O and MMS
Throughout his Instagram live on Sunday, Javier Ibarra demonstrated a professional attitude befitting someone accustomed to media exposure. But let no one be mistaken. The fact that Kase.O has been careful not to endorse the opinions of others does not mean that the rapper from Violadores del verso maintains a critical stance in certain areas and disciplines.
As he repeatedly stated, his main recommendation is that people investigate and inform themselves. This does not mean that Kase.O came to criticize the existence of a certain critical current towards the MMS, a supposed miraculous product that has been said to be positive for curing diseases such as cancer, hepatitis, AIDS, malaria or autism.
Here you have the complete video of the first meeting of KASE.O with his followers in which he refers to the subject of vaccination and autism. Like everything, the final opinion is yours. The data doesn't. The data belongs to everyone. You have the right to have your own opinion. But not your own data.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gwGKuM05YRw