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5 hours ago, B-Man said:

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

My first thought is unfortunately that these are simply runaways and the families are trying to cash in by setting up a go fund me. If that is not the case this needs to have the highest priority for the city, county and state. 

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53 minutes ago, redtail hawk said:

I recognize the pathological desire to bypass one’s own hypocrisy, and forgo commentary on Team Biden, his daughter’s diary, his son’s hook ups with his brother’s widow, the crack thing, the denial of paternity, the truth about paternity, the stripper pole and Joe’s refusal to engage with his grandchild. 
 

But..what exactly is the “trailer park” angle you see here? 

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3 minutes ago, leh-nerd skin-erd said:

I recognize the pathological desire to bypass one’s own hypocrisy, and forgo commentary on Team Biden, his daughter’s diary, his son’s hook ups with his brother’s widow, the crack thing, the denial of paternity, the truth about paternity, the stripper pole and Joe’s refusal to engage with his grandchild. 
 

But..what exactly is the “trailer park” angle you see here? 

Dwayne Camacho, former pro wrestler and porn star...

 

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Chris Christie is a much better candidate than DeSantis. 
 

I underestimated just how stupid the whole “war on woke” thing sounds on the national stage. Other campaigns are running away from that silly crap.

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nice piece on medical politics

https://thehill.com/opinion/healthcare/4031852-in-florida-doctors-can-cite-succubus-but-educators-cant-teach-morrison/

 

Historically, medical professionals have been among the most revered and respected members of society and those who we turn to in times of greatest need. In part, this is due to how we regulate and practice medicine. 

 

We now must ask ourselves what the consequences will be when there are no guardrails to protect the public against false and harmful information from physicians who have a large social media megaphone.  And why do we think it is so harmful to members of our incredibly diverse society to be exposed to literature and art and have teachers be penalized for doing so when children are exposed to hours of uncontrolled social media and internet content per day?  

Why should a physician be allowed to preach and practice medicine believing in Incubus and Succubus, but teachers are not allowed to discuss the writings of Toni Morrison with students? 

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7 hours ago, redtail hawk said:

nice piece on medical politics

https://thehill.com/opinion/healthcare/4031852-in-florida-doctors-can-cite-succubus-but-educators-cant-teach-morrison/

 

Historically, medical professionals have been among the most revered and respected members of society and those who we turn to in times of greatest need. In part, this is due to how we regulate and practice medicine. 

 

We now must ask ourselves what the consequences will be when there are no guardrails to protect the public against false and harmful information from physicians who have a large social media megaphone.  And why do we think it is so harmful to members of our incredibly diverse society to be exposed to literature and art and have teachers be penalized for doing so when children are exposed to hours of uncontrolled social media and internet content per day?  

Why should a physician be allowed to preach and practice medicine believing in Incubus and Succubus, but teachers are not allowed to discuss the writings of Toni Morrison with students? 

Do you mean the fact that my children's pediatrician told me that not getting my healthy children vaccinated was dangerous to them? Or do you mean something that is less obviously malarkey now two years since it happened. 

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5 minutes ago, Orlando Tim said:

Do you mean the fact that my children's pediatrician told me that not getting my healthy children vaccinated was dangerous to them? Or do you mean something that is less obviously malarkey now two years since it happened. 

There's this concept...it's called population health and is especially relevant during a pandemic.

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1 hour ago, redtail hawk said:

There's this concept...it's called population health and is especially relevant during a pandemic.

So a lie is ok so long as someone might benefit? He was wrong based on a presumption that ended up being 100% wrong. Being anti science is no more correct during a pandemic than any other time. We knew in early 2020 that COVID was deadly to those who fulfilled several categories, in order, age, weight, lung and cardiovascular health. By 2021 no one thought the kids should have the shots for themselves but to help older people, so tell me again how my kids getting the shot was a good idea for my kids?

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