The Thriller
Well-Known Member
This board needs better trolls. This current batch sucks.
Great find. That is a quote I am going to have to remember.Nothing that you will learn in the course of your studies will be of the slightest possible use to you [thereafter], save only this, that if you work hard and intelligently you should be able to detect when a man is talking rot, and that, in my view, is the main, if not sole, purpose of education.
— Idealist philosopher John Alexander Smith (1863 – 1939)
That section is called "ignore" and it works beautifully. He and his alt are trolls. That was thoroughly confirmed. Time to just tune him out so he has to go elsewhere to get his jollies while his mom heats up his hot pocket for him and empties his mason jars full of pee from his hours and hours he spends pwning newbs on the interwebs in his mom's basement before he has to go do his Postmates run to get more money for Carl's JrAren't you tired of making **** up? We need a special section called "Fiction" just for your posts.
Still waiting for those videos that are supposedly everywhere of people dying immediately after the shot.
Still waiting for those videos that are supposedly everywhere of people dying immediately after the shot.
Stupid... Pretty sad when you have to resort to Facebook memes.Saw this and lmao. It's sadly also probably true.
A bit odd to think that taking an unapproved and dangerous drug meant for bovine that could hospitalize and kill you is an effective way to 'own the libs' when you're the only one getting owned.I have seen suggestions lately that taking Ivermectin is another front in the culture wars. One commentator suggested that taking it is another way to own the libs. It does seem bizarre that people would just wing it with something like this, while rejecting, or even demonizing, the vaccines…
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Ivermectin, A 40-Year Old Anti-Parasitic Now Embedded In A Covid-19 Culture War
The fact that ivermectin has become a lightning rod embedded in a Covid-19 culture war should surprise no-one. The pandemic has been replete with politicized discussions of non-pharmaceutical interventions, treatments, vaccines, and even the virus itself. None of this has served public health well.www.forbes.com
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The Ivermectin Boom Is the Inevitable Product of Our Crass Culture Wars
The cynical rise of a scam Covid-19 cure-allnewrepublic.com
Quite the increase in calls to poison centers…
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CDC warns against use of anti-parasitic drug ivermectin for Covid-19, as calls to poison control centers increase | CNN
The US Centers for Disease Control and Prevention sent a health advisory Thursday warning doctors and the public about the "rapid increase" in prescriptions for the anti-parasitic drug ivermectin.www.cnn.com
But how well do the vaccines clean fish tanks?I have seen suggestions lately that taking Ivermectin is another front in the culture wars. One commentator suggested that taking it is another way to own the libs. It does seem bizarre that people would just wing it with something like this, while rejecting, or even demonizing, the vaccines…
We'll see, but even if it is I'm not nearly as worried about the ability to quickly rework the vaccine as I am concerned over the government's ability to work quickly enough to get in front of a crisis rather than let it blow up in everyone's faces and spin it so the other political party is to blame. I know that as of 60 days ago Moderna had 5 versions of their vaccine.The World Health Organization on Tuesday added a new coronavirus mutation to its "variants of interest" watchlist, citing fears that the variant could be resistant to immune defenses provided by vaccines.
I just hope these Trumpers don't end up taking room in the ICUs from people suffering from actual issues.A bit odd to think that taking an unapproved and dangerous drug meant for bovine that could hospitalize and kill you is an effective way to 'own the libs' when you're the only one getting owned.
Sometimes the human gene pool needs some chlorine and if you think taking a drug meant to treat parasites is going to work for you despite no medical evidence suggesting it will and numerous warnings on the bottle that it's not for human consumption and could cause poisoning, well, that's your call.
But but but, I've been told that they're just concerned with the long-term effects of the vaccine and what ingredients are in the vaccine. I'm sure it has nothing to do with 40 percent of this country acting like crazed children suffering from Oppositional Defiant Disorder. But then again, they're imitating their heroes like Trump, Tucker, Rush, etc. They're out of touch with society and culture. But rather than seek to join with the mainstream thought and culture, they seek to burn it down. Whether it be economics, foreign policy, health care, or elections, the right is finding itself continuously at odds with the norms of our society and culture.I have seen suggestions lately that taking Ivermectin is another front in the culture wars. One commentator suggested that taking it is another way to own the libs. It does seem bizarre that people would just wing it with something like this, while rejecting, or even demonizing, the vaccines…
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Ivermectin, A 40-Year Old Anti-Parasitic Now Embedded In A Covid-19 Culture War
The fact that ivermectin has become a lightning rod embedded in a Covid-19 culture war should surprise no-one. The pandemic has been replete with politicized discussions of non-pharmaceutical interventions, treatments, vaccines, and even the virus itself. None of this has served public health well.www.forbes.com
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The Ivermectin Boom Is the Inevitable Product of Our Crass Culture Wars
The cynical rise of a scam Covid-19 cure-allnewrepublic.com
Quite the increase in calls to poison centers…
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CDC warns against use of anti-parasitic drug ivermectin for Covid-19, as calls to poison control centers increase | CNN
The US Centers for Disease Control and Prevention sent a health advisory Thursday warning doctors and the public about the "rapid increase" in prescriptions for the anti-parasitic drug ivermectin.www.cnn.com