...like illegals jamming U.S. hospitals for free emergency health-care on demand.
Irrelevant to the Standard Of Care the modern hospitals are required to provide. Well, you should've would be an awesome defense for Docs to have though.
I sprained my ankle, and you amputated my leg
Well, you should've watched where you were walking
and that's all that matters to the TDS afflicted
No one is excusing the doctors for malpractice if that's what happened.
We know the parents didn't vaccinate the child. They could've prevented all this.
Tell me a good reason for them to put their child at such a risk in the first place.
Chump folds
It's unfortunate that there are so many right-wingers who don't believe in vaccines.
Mark my words: In the next major pandemic, there are going to be tons of Trumpies and right-wingers dropping like flies (good thing or bad thing?) because of their refusal to get vaccinated.
Good for them they got away with it during Covid. Next pandemic, it's going to come back to haunt them, big time.
Be a lot of everyone dropping in the next pandemic in hole America since the Fourth Reich won't invest in vaccine development.
Folds what?
You into a pretzel trying to be pro and antivax at once?
Try as they (the 4th Reich) may, if it's bad enough to where it affects dad to day society like it did with Covid, a vaccine will surely be developed fairly quickly. When it doesn't have that day to day impact the way Covid did, big Farma usually doesn't give a , and no vaccine will be made.
Honestly, in my opinion, they could cure headaches (or anything, really, imo) if they really wanted to, but stuff like that doesn't really affect the national and worldwide economic bottom line the way a highly contagious major pandemic does.
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Doubtful. Trump doesn't have any responsible adults around him this term like he did last time.
Very true actually. When righties say things such as "Well how come Trump didn't do anything last time!?!?! He could've done it lass time!!!!"
This is the most power the extreme racist right-wing has EVER had in this country since pre Civil Rights and the slave era. EVER. This isn't your 4th cousin's sister's boyfriend's pet lizard's Trump administration.
Trump is Andrew Jackson the sequel and the Roberts court is just as awful as Jackson's Taney court.
Very true actually. When righties say things such as "Well how come Trump didn't do anything last time!?!?! He could've done it lass time!!!!"
This is the most power the extreme racist right-wing has EVER had in this country since pre Civil Rights and the slave era. EVER. This isn't your 4th cousin's sister's boyfriend's pet lizard's Trump administration.
Last edited by Dod01; 03-23-2025 at 08:33 PM.
Seriously. Would the family have even trusted taking a ZPac?
they were pushing Trump third term almost from day 1
Totally spot on analogy!
Well no, my point really is that if it's an uneducated, stupid religious nut, they most likely voted for Trump.and that's all that matters to the TDS afflicted
Yes they were, very true. Hopefully it's just rumblings but the intentions are there no doubt. And they are dead serious about it too, they aren't joking at all. This could gain legitimate traction, very soon.
"...Congressman Andy Ogles introduced a House Joint Resolution to amend the Cons ution of the United States to allow a President to be elected for up to but no more than three terms. The language of the proposed amendment reads as follows:......
http://ogles.house.gov/media/press-r...rve-third-term
Yupp, and they've manipulated the proposal so that Barack Obama would be disqualified from attempting to run against Trump for a third term himself.
In an even more horrible parallel universe (we're not that far off from it in the present universe) than the one we're currently in, if Trump does get a third term, there would be a proposal by a right-winger where the stipulation "up to, but no more than three terms" would be replaced with "up to, but no more than four terms". Rinse and repeat.
These people are dead serious on a dictatorship, no doubt. There is one problem that though that the right-wing are forgetting: We're in the United States of America. Even though their full intention is to go to a dictatorship, it's not going to be as easy as they think. We're not in an undeveloped third-world country.
I'd say the right-wing does outnumber us, as the mass brainwashing they pulled off was about as successful as they ever could've imagined, but not as much as they think. There are TONS of people that see through the BS of the extreme right-wing, even though again, I believe we are currently outnumbered.
But once again, they don't outnumber us by that much. The 2024 election and Trump's win wasn't a landslide at all, no matter what they "say".
Wording sucks...good way to get Obama back in tbh
The Magic Negro indeed..."I won't be a White President. Or, a Black President, but a President for all Americans."
tee, hee.
Vitamin A is toxic if overused
Pushing this and soft-pedaling MMR vaccines is malpractice
Covenant Children’s Hospital in Lubbock confirms it is treating children with severe cases of measles who are also suffering from vitamin A toxicity. According to the hospital, they have admitted fewer than 10 pediatric patients who were all initially hospitalized due to measles complications but have elevated levels of vitamin A that is resulting in abnormal liver function.https://www.tpr.org/public-health/20...asles-outbreakThere is no evidence that taking vitamin A will prevent measles.
The World Health Organization has administered vitamin A in Africa to reduce mortality during measles outbreaks. This is a strategy in a part of the world with widespread malnourishment, and vitamin A deficiency compromises the immune system. However, malnourishment is not a problem in West Texas or in other locations where the measles outbreak has spread in the U.S.
You have to be a fool to take a shot because the gov't tells you to, or, mandates that you must. No matter the country.
It's incredible that people actually follow these orders, mandates, or, advisories.
The CDC also said vitamin A may be administered to infants and children in the United States with measles as part of supportive management, which is consistent with AAP guidance. Children with severe measles, such as those who are hospitalized, should receive vitamin A under the supervision of a health care provider.
It's obvious they didn't, you moron.
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