Comments by "Killed The Cat" (@killedthecat1034) on "Ryan: Trump touting controversial drug made by his friends" video.

@forageforage3520 Yeah! Damn those Libs for thinking it's unethical for the president of the United States of America to try and help his pharmaceutical Buddies make money off of suicidal veterans.
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@FleurPillager So they suggest that yoga and meditation are things that help some. Studies also show that. So sorry... But... Yeah....
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@FleurPillager I also have no idea why you linked me the FDA approving it when that had absolutely nothing to do with my point. My point was the president of the United States should not be Shilling for drug companies so they can take money away from suicidal veterans.
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@FleurPillager How do you think the vets or the VA pay for these things? Wishes and puppies. Also... Still not addressing the president of the United States Schilling for his Rich pharmaceutical Buddies. I guess that's a little harder to explain though. Also mischaracterizing what CNN is doing to fit your argument doesn't help it.
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@FleurPillager The vets can benefit from lots of things without the president whoring them out to make his pharmaceutical friends more rich.
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@FleurPillager Here... This isnt going to be an excuse for you not to answer an obvious question. https://amp-theguardian-com.cdn.ampproject.org/v/s/amp.theguardian.com/us-news/2019/jun/17/spravato-ketamine-like-drug-that-experts-doubt-and-trump-is-pushing-on-veterans?amp_js_v=a2&_gsa=1&usqp=mq331AQA#referrer=https%3A%2F%2Fwww.google.com&_tf=From%20%251%24s&share=https%3A%2F%2Fwww.theguardian.com%2Fus-news%2F2019%2Fjun%2F17%2Fspravato-ketamine-like-drug-that-experts-doubt-and-trump-is-pushing-on-veterans
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@Dearly Diane You say that in a way that makes me not believe you. 😂
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@FleurPillager wrong. Meditation is basically stealing and quieting your mind. Nobody mentioned anyting about candles or any of the rest of that crap you said being medicine. Nice paper tiger though. By the way, I'm shocked you ignored Trump's actions yet again. Said no one.
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@FleurPillager do you think the president of the United States showing for his pharmaceutical rich friends in order to take money from suicidal veterans is right or wrong?
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@FleurPillager Also, what happened to yoga? Not arguing how stretching isn't medicine anymore?
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@FleurPillager Do you think that the president of the United States Schilling for his Rich pharmaceutical friends in order to take money from suicidal veterans is right or wrong?
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@FleurPillager What does thoughts have to do with major depressive disorder. First come on let's be clear you're changing the goal post. You're rich no question was what does yoga and meditation have to do with mental health. Every time I point that out you change the goal post. Now it's this very specific thing. That's okay though, I can make this work as well. Someone who had a major depressive disorder in my life, as well as helped my brother (who is a soldier with two tours under his belt) through one, as well as knowing the science behind it, I can tell you that "thoyghts" have quite a bit to do with getting through. If you would like some critical thinking, then how about this... Oftentimes in depths of depression the patient will experience auditory hallucinations urging them to harm themselves or others. Patients have a had time recognizing these hallucinations at first and sometimes longer stretches of time because they commingle in there had without our thoughts. The trigger for recognizing auditory hallucinations is often you can hear them outside of your head instead of inside of your head but when they're beginning they often sound low. The volume is not that high. So it can be hard to tell. Which is why psychologist recommend to major depressive patients to have regular meditation sessions. For this and a variety of other reasons it could help catch that circumstance and put them on antipsychotics at an earlier stage. Which is what happened with my brother. Why in the world you would be so against stretching or stilling your mind for anyone, let alone major depressive patients, is beyond me. It's not like it's a chemical you're putting in your body with major side effects all over the place. It's literally exercise and making your mind quiet. Maybe it's just some critical thinking on that.
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@FleurPillager You don't understand meditation but now you're trying to slant it in a way that makes it into some kind of brainwashing? In order to do what you're claiming it does you would have to meditate all damn day. All the time and not do much else. You're setting up crazy-ass Paper Tigers at this point and it's desperate.
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@FleurPillager BTW, Do you think that the president of the United States Schilling for his Rich pharmaceutical friends in order to take money from suicidal veterans is right or wrong?
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@FleurPillager Do you think that the president of the United States Schilling for his Rich pharmaceutical friends in order to take money from suicidal veterans is right or wrong?
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@FleurPillager And that has already been disproven above.
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@FleurPillager I tell you what... I will look up whatever you want... give you a cliff notes and everything... Just as soon as you answer the question that you have been dodging for almost a week now. Do you think that the president of the United States Schilling for his Rich pharmaceutical friends in order to take money from suicidal veterans is right or wrong?
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@FleurPillager Did you just hear what you just said? VA, FUNDED BY THE TAX PAYERS. You mean, like Vets? Like those tax payers... And all thw rest of us, to boot. So let me accuratly phrase my question that you have STILL NOT ANSWERED.
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@FleurPillager Do you think it is RIGHT OR WRONG for the PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED STATES to be USING HIS OFFICE to SHILL for his RICH PHARMACEUTICAL FRIENDS by TAKING MONEY from SUICIDAL VETS, EVERY OTHER VET and ALL THE REST OF THE AMERICAN PEOPLE?
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@FleurPillager Now you want details? You ignore details about the bogus theory you came up with about meditation and yoga being part of a religion, even though millions of americans participate in those practices for health reason and not because they are religious. That your fine with not having details but now you want details. You can look up their names. It will take you 2 seconds to Google. They are members of his Mar-A-Lago club and often has been pictured hanging and dining with him before and after his election.
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@FleurPillager So... Ignoring his behavior didn't work so you thought you would try some, "they did it to". You know... You guys would get a lot more respect and come off as a lot more honest if you just say, "yeah... Thats fucked up. He shouldn't do that"... When ya... Know.... It's fucked up and he shouldn't be doing that. It simply makes you more credible.... I honestly don't get it. 1 person doing aomething messed up on your side does not invalidate a whole point. If the point is valid, it will stand reguardless. If it can't then it never should of been propped up.
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@FleurPillager do you not find it utterly ridiculous, that you are having to tie yourself in so many damn knots trying not to answer a question, trying not to say this dude did one thing wrong? My promise still stands. I didn't ask about where the money is coming from, I didn't ask about whether the veterans are actually going to take it or not I didn't ask about it being an effective treatment or not. The argument could be made against every single one of those that you brought up. I didn't ask whether the sky was blue or the ocean was Green. I asked about his actions in the matter and whether they are right or wrong. My promise still stands. So answer the question or by omission answer the question, which you have been doing all along.
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@FleurPillager Do you think it is RIGHT OR WRONG for the PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED STATES to be USING HIS OFFICE to SHILL for his RICH PHARMACEUTICAL FRIENDS by TAKING MONEY from SUICIDAL VETS, EVERY OTHER VET and ALL THE REST OF THE AMERICAN PEOPLE?
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@FleurPillager answer my questionand I will look up whatever you want. You have yet to do so.
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@FleurPillager Ya know what... Don't bother. At this point, the fact that you have tried for so long not to answer this basic question... Is all the answer anyone needs.
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@FleurPillager please call me whenever you answered that question yesterday? You didn't. I asked about him and not any of that other stuff. Like I have been for a week and a half now. Like I said, at this point, did jumping jacks you are doing to avoid having to answer that question, say all anyone needs to know.
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@FleurPillager CNN and Congress are not what I asked. It hasn't been what I asked the last 12 times I asked it. You just don't want to answer the question because you know the answer. You're not an honest actor.
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@FleurPillager as I have said, a million times, I will be more than happy to look up whatever you want as soon as you answer the question that I asked you first and have asked you 12 * now. Until then, I will not entertain anything that you are saying. I don't play with dishonest people.
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@FleurPillager so answer the question or keep proving to everybody who you really are. Up to you. Like I said, you being this ridiculous about answering one question pretty much answers it anyway.
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@FleurPillager I did not ask you what you were concerned about.
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@FleurPillager or just keep avoiding the question and then turn answering it for everybody.
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@Dearly Diane Yeah! Damn CNN AND MSNBC for thinking it's unethical for the president of the United States of America to try and help his pharmaceutical Buddies make money off of suicidal veterans.
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@Dearly Diane ok.... So... A few questions.... Why are you assuming they did not do that? Who do you think actually does that? Why mention just those 2?
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@Dearly Diane Didn't see fox on there. That was my bad. " one long-term experience" Your experience? Is that what you're talkin about? Because if so, then that's what journalists and everybody else would call, at best, anecdotal. And The most of your answer to your question consists of.... The things you think are obvious are often not, here in the youtube comment section. Plus, I've found the simplest questions and/or their answers tend to deconstruct one's argument better than most other things.
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@Dearly Diane More honest answer... it's a test. To see what's worth my time. If either you or your argument unravels under the weight of simple questions, then that's a hard, No!
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@Dearly Diane Oh! My bad again. I assumed since you answered my questions and then asked your own in an adult manner, that I was speaking to an actual adult. From this comment, I see I was wrong. Your challenged the slightest on something you say and go immediately to insults. You know if your argument stands against mine, in equal measure, then you don't need the childish insults, right? It's a tell. It's overcompensation for what's lacking. I don't remember ever asking your opinion on whether I was interested in facts or evidence. I don't feel the need to prove that to you, randomly. I'm not sure why you even brought that up. It seems very weird. You go ahead and believe whatever you would like about me, sweetheart. It makes no difference. You asked me to answer you honestly. I did. That is the end of that transaction. It's also a little telling when the only part that you said wasn't "stupid" was the part where I ( as actual adults do ) self evaluated, noticed a mistake I had made, and admitted it. I hate to break this to you, sweetheart, but that says more about you than it ever will about me.
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@Dearly Diane Disapointing... But... No matter.
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@Dearly Diane not sure why you think I was seeking your validation there... But whatever
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@Dearly Diane not sure why your still talking to me now... But whatever
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@FleurPillager That is what you are doing. Considering I just pointed out that I have brought up this subject several times. Long before you brought up the " religious practice". So is the president of the United States shilling for his pharmaceutical rich friends in order to make money off of suicidal veterans right or wrong? BTW thank you for letting me know your real reason for being against meditation and yoga. Let me guess, you're not a Buddhist? It's against your religious belief? You're very very Christian? In Christianity, most prevalently in the Catholic faith you light a candle in remembrance. People light candles outside of the Christian faith to though, right? Sometimes people light them in their house because they smell good, right? Sometimes they're having a romantic evening with their honey... I want some mood lighting, right? Meditation and yoga are only religious practices when you practice the religion of Buddhism. Otherwise it's therapy and exercise. I'm atheist and I do yoga and meditation. More spacifically Yoga is stretching, which doctors have been recommending for a long time before they started calling it yoga. Meditation is calming and clearing your mind . Also things therapist and psychologists have been recommending for a long time before they started calling it meditation . Science and doctors originally got it from those things in history but science takes ideas from all Arenas in order to better Our Lives . It's not threatening your Christian religion sweetheart. calm down. Now is it or is it not wrong for the president of the United States to shill for his Rich pharmaceutical friends to take money from suicidal veterans?
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