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Reds Rhetoric
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Real name Unknown
Other names Reds Rhetoric
Location United States
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NASA salary "No, this is Jack Fetter money"[1]
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Reds Rhetoric is a glober who hosts flat Earth debunking content on his YouTube channel, comprising flerf debates and astronomical observations with his 8-inch Celestron telescope. One of the OG Flunt Slayers, his arch nemisis is Jeran Campanella and they have beef going way back.[2]

Reds' modus operandi in FE debates is to only present evidence that he has gathered himself. He has accumulated a lot of that as his interest in FE debunking has been a gateway into astronomy, including planets, satellites and rocket launches.

Sample Reds video Falcon Heavy Launch and Landing - Nikon P1000

Reds guards his anonymity carefully. User:Ttguy recalls a video where Red mentioned that his face was exposed briefly and accidentally in another video on his channel. Reds claims that his face is so ugly that it is registered with the FBI as a lethal weapon.

Notable debate performances

Flat Earth Meltdown: Red's Rhetoric vs Debbie Duran, Wotan & Uber The NonSequitur Show

11 frames

Reds famously became involved in the 11 frames incident, when Wankzoid manipulated his footage of a capsule splashdown. In Reds' footage, there were approximately 11 frames between the capsule becoming hidden behind the horizon and the splash becoming visible, thus providing evidence of Earth's curvature. Flatzoid uploaded a video titled "Oops no curve!", in which he plays Reds' footage essentially in full, but mysteriously the aforementioned 11 frames were missing.

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