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@JoSeF... nothing. People here are just lazy.
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@LittleAl016 what pandemic? Where I am at now I see people living a normal life. And manage your money better so you are not paying half your paycheck to put a roof over your head. I pay less than 1/3 of my paycheck.
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 @JoSeF... with Biden as president America is losing big time.
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@LittleAl016 so you have no evidence. Also, it wouldn't be you showing it, but those pushing the whole covid is dangerous narrative in the media and with politicians. It is not happening. People are not dying on the streets. Biden is not running a capitalist system. Giving money away is not a capitalist system.
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@LittleAl016 you have evidence but you refuse to give it. Figures. Show me where people are dying in the streets? Again, if it was happening you would not even have to show it, the media and many politicians would be. No, he is giving money away. Government giving money away is not capitalism.
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@jansmitowiczauthor78 that is not true on wages and productivity. And hundreds of thousands have always died in hospitals. That is not a pandemic but the norm. You just never cared as you were not told to focus on it.
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We have an obesity problem in the US and we throw food away. Who is going hungry?
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It doesn't sound like capitalism.
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@sebcw1204 learn what wealth is. A lot of wealth is non liquidated. Also, a homeless person with no debt has more wealth than me where I have a lot of debt in car loan, student loan, credit card loan. Who is better off, the homeless person or me with negative wealth but a car, a roof over my head, etc.? Measuring wealth is very hard.
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@sebcw1204 Another example on how measuring wealth is hard. My dad owns 11 acres of land that can't be farmed. But he enjoys it, built a cabin on it, but it is still not worth much compared to a small, two bedroom home in the Bay area in CA that is valued at nearly 2 million.
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@bokunobernie6962 if it is so easy to run a business or be a CEO why don't you do it?
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@Dead_Guy_Bob I was giving an example on a homeless person with no debt. A homeless person with no debt has essentially zero wealth. I have negative wealth. So by definition that homeless person will have more wealth than me. Now who is better off? That is my point, it is hard to measure wealth and crying "wealth inequality" is a poor argument. Another example is Jeff Bezos. He is so wealthy because he owns over half the shares of Amazon. Him owning those shares increases the value of them because he is willing to stand by his product. But what are shares? They are not food, land, water, etc. To some that wealth is worthless. Same with my land example. Many will say the land my dad owns is worthless as you can't farm it. But he enjoys it.
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@meoff7602 loans are a part of capitalism and it is not always bad. It allows people to make large purchases without spending years saving.
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@knavishknight sure, Jeff Bezos has a lot. However, who cares? Worry about yourself. I don't care how much they have. I am doing great, so are others. My point on the homeless person example was that they have more wealth than I do on paper. But who is living a better life?
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@knavishknight so the narrative changes to asset and not wealth. At that point, what do you want? I have enough. I have a roof over my head, a reliable car, clothes, food on the table, etc. At that point I see jealousy or greed.
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@meoff7602 it does not run on debt. You do not always have to go in debt.
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@meoff7602 you don't have to borrow money in order to grow. You need to produce.
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@meoff7602 because factories are expensive. But a loan is not always taken out. And if no one is going to build the factory, as in produce it, a loan won't be given out. A recession happens for many reasons. Loans are not given out because in a recession it is too much of a risk.
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@bokunobernie6962 it isn't so much about work but also about the value they bring in the company. If a Walmart employee fails at their job maybe a shelf does not get stock, or they might break a glass jar by accident. If the CEO fails the company can go bankrupt meaning thousands of jobs are lost, investors lose out in their money, etc.
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That is not capitalism.
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@knavishknight what fallacy?
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@LittleAl016 the vast majority suffer in communism. In capitalism poor people are obese.
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@LittleAl016 what freedom under communism? Oh.......that's right, you feel people telling you how to live your life is freedom.
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@tddavis in capitalism who is being coerced? In capitalism business people are too busy working to do things like that. In capitalism any business person that commodifies peoples' lives for entertainment will be given the boot.
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@LittleAl016 so you can essentially do what you want under communism? I can shoot you and take your property under communism?
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@LittleAl016 so in communism I can rob you of your possessions?
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@minskghoul in capitalism we pay athletes millions of dollars to entertain us.
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@LittleAl016 but in communism I am my own government. If you are keeping possessions from me I need you are harming me. So I should be able to rob you of them.
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@LittleAl016 so I am not my own government?
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@LittleAl016 so who stops tyranny? Also, you are contradicting yourself. Again, if I need a certain resource and you have it, why can't I just take it from you? You denying it to me is harming me.
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@sebcw1204 the guy I am responding to is contradicting himself, that is my point. As for suing me, if you do not have a case you are wasting time and money. Yes, you can legally buy out a company, what is wrong with that? And no, you can't send people to a "squid game" for them to get killed. With communism it fails because the people distributing resources take more for themselves and the motivation to produce goes down limiting resources. Why work hard when you get the same resources as someone who does not work as hard? And who decides I get what I need? If you have a certain resource and I need it, now who keeps it? Who gets harmed? Say you have a certain resources X, and there are 9 of them and there are 10 people. Now who gets left out?
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@LittleAl016 define acting like a jackass? If you have something I need, why not give it to me? And if I can govern myself, I should create my own rules that suit me. You are contradicting yourself.
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@LittleAl016 so do I govern myself or not? If I need something you have and I govern myself I will create my own rules to suit me to get what I need.
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@LittleAl016 and who decides how I act a certain way? If someone decides that or sets that standard I no longer govern myself. And no, I won't be taking more than I need. It is something I need that you have that I don't have. You seem to be missing that point completely.
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@LittleAl016 so now you decide for me if I truly need it. What gives you that authority? Also, that means I no longer govern myself but now you are. So again, you are contradicting yourself. Now I have to depend on you if I need something. So how do I have freedom?
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@sebcw1204 you have to spend something to gain something. It can be money, time, energy, etc. What money does is solve two economic problems. The double incident of wants problems and the retention of value problem. With the double incident of wants problems in my job I do scientific research. A paper I write will not get me a new car. What will is money. I cannot trade in a paper I write for something as most do not value it. Money is universal. With the retention of value problem, say you run a chicken farm. Chickens die overtime. If you want to make a large purchase you cannot gather enough chickens over time to buy it. So with money you can save it. Who will be these enforcers in a communist state? Also, why do they get the job as the enforcer? What you are suggesting is having many people work to create, say a building, and have others stand and watch. And in the end everyone gets same access to the building. Is that really equal? Who decides who enforces and who builds? I read Animal Farm and I agree it is a great critique of communism. But with Tim Pool, the idea that having people all fight for money is the same as capitalism is wrong.
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@LittleAl016 if you feel N. Korea is a great place to live for people you are a fool.
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In communism poor people are fighting for money and food. In capitalism you have poor people who are obese.
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@LittleAl016 you have empty shelves in communism due to lack of food.
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@reksfoleur859 in capitalism people work for money. In communism people are eating grass. And what history book?
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@reksfoleur859 if you feel you are paid less than you are worth than get another job.
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@tomizatko3138 homeless people typically have some sort of mental illness which is not the fault of capitalism.
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@reksfoleur859 how is it unbalanced?
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@reksfoleur859 how is homelessness a direct product of capitalism? And how is climate change the same way? Look up Stephen Michael Davis's recent video on socialism and climate change.
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@rynegreen7902 you are the one who denies natural immunity via infection of covid.
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@salomaogomes7311 if you think Biden received over 80 million votes you are a fool.
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@LittleAl016 how are they lazy?
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@knavishknight if it is that easy to own and run a business why don't you do it?
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@LittleAl016 you bring up one guy, Jeff Bezos. 100s of millions of people in the US are doing great because of capitalism.
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@LittleAl016 what pandemic? Also, many work paycheck to paycheck because of poor money management skills. And those going on strike are simply lazy at this point. Under capitalism working conditions improved a lot.
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@LittleAl016 people walking around, no mask, no talk of the virus. Seems normal to me.
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@LittleAl016 Trump has been gone for months. Are you saying Biden is so bad he can't create new policy to improve the economy in months? Also, if this was truly a pandemic we would be seeing people dying on the streets.
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@LittleAl016 show me where people are dying on the streets because of the pandemic? I need pictures. And what system is Biden running?
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@generalmartok3990 how am I embarrassing myself?
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@generalmartok3990 what conspiracy theories?
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@LittleAl016 you are the one saying I have freedom in communism but if I need something I am at the mercy of others.
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@LittleAl016 you said in communism I can govern myself. That means I can make rules that apply to me. Then you contradicted yourself and said you and others can dictate how my life is ran and what resources I get. So now I can't govern myself. Point being, you are all over the place in how you think. You are not consistent.
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@darrenbutler9819 what welfare?
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@LittleAl016 so if communism is derived from community, how do I govern myself in it? And you can easily be a part of a community in a capitalist society. You refuse to decide who enforces the rules in a communist society, and what the standards will be.
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@LittleAl016 Say you have a communist society with 10 people who are diabetic. But only enough insulin for 9 people. Who gets denied insulin?
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@LittleAl016 the cost of living does not always rise. Many goods and services drop in prices. Consider cars, for example. Cars today last longer, are safer, get better gas mileage, etc. compared to 40 years ago. Same with tires, many household appliances, etc. Because of technology improvement food is very affordable. Consider how easier it is to shop now because of online shopping. So instead of driving around looking for something that might exist, in a short amount of time you can find it. Along with that, you can find deals better and coupons. So no, the cost of living does not always go up.
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@LittleAl016 one, what is governing yourself? Next, how do you ensure insulin will be readily available? Who monitors that? And what is the neighboring community with their own society looking out for each other refuses to provide insulin?
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@whyispinkysoinsane7898 what is wrong with ivermectin? It is safe and has potential to work against infection. It has been around for decades.
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@j0j0dartiste21 what?
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@j0j0dartiste21 when did I call the majority report? Also, it isn't pretending nothing happening. It is not focusing on just one thing in life and overblowing it. If no one talked about covid and we went back to normal people will not see a difference. That is why mask mandates still exist in many places, it is a constant reminder to be scared of the virus. It is the same with school shootings. When one happens gun control advocates use it as a way to push for more gun control as if shootings are occurring at a high rate at our schools. But if that is so why keep sending kids to schools? Because when people stop talking about it it becomes clear schools shootings are not happening at a high rate.
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@j0j0dartiste21 a basic healthcare system was tried to a degree during covid. Cancer patients were turned away in favor of covid patients. Hospitals took advantage of all the money they were getting by claiming many deaths were covid related. Big pharma created vaccines and now do boosters. That is what you will with to a much higher degree with a public healthcare system. Also, conservatives want healthcare reform as well. I do. One part will be less government.
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@j0j0dartiste21 utilities are low, especially with how little energy many appliances use. Also, you talk about housing. Three areas that the cost has gone up a lot are housing, healthcare and college education where the government has a lot of influence on. With 2008 it was because the banks gave out loans knowing that the federal government will bail them out. With healthcare you have medicare and medicaid and laws saying you have to treat patients who go into the ER regardless if they can pay. And with college education, the federal student loan program caused prices to go up. With infrastructure talk to your local government. In many places it is great. In a red state right now, the infrastructure is great. They are replacing a bridge in the city right now.
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@whyispinkysoinsane7898 who said ingest disinfectant? Ivermectin is safe on humans and has been used on them for years. Maybe it will work in the virus? There is evidence it does. You don't know until you try. You know, just like the injected people with the vaccine to try it out. So what do you have to lose?
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@j0j0dartiste21 if you think Biden is popular you are wrong. How often do you have people at sporting events ripping him.
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@j0j0dartiste21 not saying ivermectin does work. I am saying there is a chance based on studies and with it being safe on humans, why not try it? That is how medicine works all the time. Many people are prescribe medication to see if it works or not. In many cases it is dependent on the individual. So what harm is there in trying ivermectin? I find it funny how so many criticizing the use of ivermectin are so quick to take a new vaccine.
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@j0j0dartiste21 yes, the most expensive part about creating new medicines is the studies. Mainly in that those who test them have their healthcare paid for life. As for managing resources, it isn't that easy. Take this current covid vaccine. One challenge in distribution is storage. Now add in the fact our supply chain sucks makes it worse.
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@whyispinkysoinsane7898 Trump never suggested disinfectant and UV. Ivermectin is safe in general. You and I can take it no problem. Some might have side effects, but they are rare as with most medication. If I get covid and the doctor prescribes it I will try it. What do I have to lose? Just like the vaccine, test it in humans. But unlike the vaccine we know it is safe. So what do we have to lose? Also, in healthcare, all the time people are in bad shape and are willing to try anything that can potentially help.
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@j0j0dartiste21 you do not even know my stance. My stance is to end the payroll tax. Ever wonder why so many companies pay employees via healthcare insurance? It is because it is a tax free way to pay employees. With a wage they have to pay a payroll tax. With healthcare insurance they don't. Here are the problems it creates. One, healthcare insurance is now healthcare. Unlike car insurance where you use it for unplanned, expensive situations like an accident, but car insurance does not pay for new tires. Healthcare insurance pays for all healthcare. It should exist for unplanned emergencies. But for routine check ups it should not. With that, like buying tires, we should shop around, force providers to compete and watch the price drop. One reason healthcare is so expensive is because so many do not know what is in the cost. They do not see it. Another advantage of ending the employer base healthcare insurance is that when someone changes jobs they do not lose healthcare insurance. For example. I just got a new job. I had to fill out benefit forms. What would be easier would be for me, at a young age, get healthcare I pay for myself. Get a plan that suits me, and have it for life. So at a young age I hardly use it, but as I get older I do. You see, the problem with healthcare it too much government. As for healthcare being a commodity, someone has to provide it. It just doesn't appear out of nowhere.
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@j0j0dartiste21 I want people to get healthcare. But simply making it a public good is not the best route. People wear a mask but still do not socially distant, wash hands, use hand sanitizer even though they are readily available now (a good think about covid is that I no longer have to buy hand sanitizer, they are everywhere for me to use). People are not taking precautions still. Also, even vaccinated you can become infected and spread the virus. I feel we should help as many people as possible. But in the day you can't just have someone dying with covid and blame it purely on covid. There are other variables. How is it that NFL players were tackling each other, hanging out in meeting rooms, and many becoming infected and no one died? Because they are so healthy physically. But when someone in their 80s dies with covid, it is more of they were in their 80s. Same with Colin Powel who was vaccinated and died with covid. He was in his 80s. That was why. When Columbine happened school shootings, and gun murders in general were dropping. That is even with the remove of the assault weapons ban. And what federal law says federal money cannot study gun violence? And what is a large rate in school shootings? And what simple regulations to prevent them? And what basic expectations should we have?
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@j0j0dartiste21 how often have you seen that though? Sporting events are supposed to be apolitical. Problem is that democrats have injected politics in them as well. Like with Kaepernick kneeling. Or how the NBA was pushing black lives matter. Yep, nothing says the US is racist like having sports that most blacks play and get millions for it. People are sick of it. Biden can hardly speak, the economy sucks under him, he motivated no one in the democrat debates. If you really think he won you are a fool.
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@j0j0dartiste21 The internet I would agree is a mess. However, many cell phones do hot spots now. Also, there are issues with wind, solar and nuclear. But I do feel we should go to nuclear overall. However, gas and coal are still the cheapest options in many places. It isn't like we can change our power grid overnight. In fact, read the book The Grid on how complex our power grid system is. Along with that, alternative energy is a mess as well. In that book there is a case study of how a power company ran off of water and wind. The water source was overflowing thus the dams had to be opened up more. However, that meant too much power would be generate. So they cut power flow from the windmills. The windmill company got pissed because they are paid based on how much power they generate for the company. So there is that. You don't want the banks to be nationalize. That is a sure fire way to mess up the economy. That is why the Federal Reserve is quasi government. Also, it was the creation of the FDIC that one, did keep the economy in the 30s from going completely dead, but also led to the issue of bailouts. And property is an investment. College education is an investment. That is the real value in it. Providing healthcare services to people does make the price higher because the actual consumer does not see the price tag. We see it now with insurance. Healthcare providers charge $20 for a band aid, $40 for Advil, etc. Consumer does not know, they are not paying for it.
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@j0j0dartiste21 we can fix the supply chain by removing Biden and also stop talking about covid.
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@j0j0dartiste21 I know the difference between a treatment and preventative. Even after vaccination you can still become infected. So why not see if it can be used for a treatment? Or what about people who can't get vaccinated? We should keep every option open. There are no studies because it is novel. Also, with the politics of it, Biden and Harris said they would not take the vaccine. They did. They said there should be no vaccine mandate. They are now pushing it. They said, or at least Fauci said, 70% vaccinated is what we need to get back to normal. We are there, here we are with mandates and masks. So there is that. What is wrong with them buying up the rights of the medication?
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@j0j0dartiste21 if you are talking about Trump about UV and disinfectant he was asking questions. That is what intelligent people do, ask the experts question. Overall, no one suggested it, no doctor prescribed it which is who people should be listening to, their own doctors. That is with ivermectin, doctors are prescribing it.
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Thomas Marsha true. In socialism Mike's job would be deemed worthless and he will have to actually go out and work.
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@whyispinkysoinsane7898 there are many types of drugs people use all the time that have potential dangers. It depends on the situation. Disinfectants have been used as drugs. Read Chapter 24 - Antiseptic Drugs and Disinfectants in Side Effects of Drugs Annual from 2015. So the idea of using disinfectant is not novel. It isn't to say inject bleach. But in certain concentrations and dosage it has been done for other diseases. This is nothing new and in certain cases, if the patient is very ill, they will try something experimental or risky.
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@j0j0dartiste21 we can try to remove those variables, but it isn't that easy. We have talked about obesity being a problem for decades. What changed? Cancer research has been done for years, what improved? Long term effects from covid is rare. Also, those players do not have to play. They do still and it appears they are not scared of covid. Why we allow them to play? Because people moved on from covid. If you want to hide you can. I, and others, have moved on. I rather enjoy life and die of covid than die alone locked in my room. Same with nursing home patients who said they rather die of covid than dying alone. Life is full of risk and many of the covid pre-cautions, such as washing hands, keeping distance, staying home if sick, cleaning surfaces, etc. we should have been doing prior to covid. Polio was around when our healthcare system was nowhere near what it is now. As for the Dickey Amendment, it was just meant for the CDC which is great. Keep limits on those unelected organizations. If you are a felon you can't own a gun. As for mental illness, how do you measure that? I have a mental illness by definition. All my doctors said I am safe to own guns. Mental illness is vague and can't be directly measure like diabetes or a broken arm. So it isn't that easy. And it is pretty difficult to get a fire arm. As with driving, you are allowed a license until you break the law. Just like you are allowed a gun until you break the law. Ever thought the world is not that dangerous because of the possibility of someone owning a gun is in someone's mind? If another amendment were create to override the 2nd that is the system. It will never happen though.
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@j0j0dartiste21 removing Biden will have investors having faith in the economy again thus improving it. That is what happened under Trump. A lot of times who is in office creates that situation. Having a divisive president who is not all there and just wants to spend like crazy creates uncertainty in the economy where investors back off. Not talking about covid will get more people out to work. Many are not interacting with the economy for several reasons. Either they are scared of covid, or they hate the masks/mandates, etc. Giving corporations more freedom will fix it.
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@whyispinkysoinsane7898 I am not a doctor so I will not suggest what to inject. I am saying some disinfectants are used in medicine in certain situations. If they are ill the medication is sent to them. The virus is not that dangerous, but there is still a level of danger to it. Thus, any type of medication is great. Same with many other diseases. Chickenpox was not that dangerous but time and effort was done in creating a vaccine.
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@j0j0dartiste21 The value in college is that you are willing to invest time and money to accomplish a long term goal. Most what is taught in college can be self taught. And if done right, is pretty much is. I want medical prices to go down. A free market does that. I have solutions, I gave you one on healthcare. A more of a free market approach is best. Not the current one where the consumer does not see the price up front. Other so called issues are not really issues, as in college education not being free. Free college will be worthless.
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@j0j0dartiste21 people have the right to their politics and opinions. But when people go to watch football they want to get away from it and other issues in life. They are not there to be preached on about political issues. On the NBA, there you have black athletes getting paid millions to play a game complaining about supposed racism in this nation. Many, especially those who lost their jobs and businesses due to the lockdowns, don't want to hear it. I had issues with Tebow as well. Prior to the super bowl years back he gave a pro life commercial and I hated it. It wasn't the message that bothered me but the fact he was pushing pro life, a political issue, before the super bowl. What corruption with Trump? As for the turnover rate, many government jobs he covered should be temporary. They are non-elected officials. I loved the high turnover rate as opposed to what Biden is doing, picking career politicians, many who were failures like Mayor Pete, to fill those positions.
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@j0j0dartiste21 ignored what experts? Many experts felt what we did with the covid restrictions were too far, the the lockdowns went to long and more damage was done because of the lockdowns. Also, he never called covid a hoax. But it says something when many democrats violated their own covid restrictions like Newsom, Lightfoot (even recently with masks), Biden when he violated his own mask mandate, Pelosi, etc. On post office and masks, there was a masks shortage with healthcare workers. As for the stimulus checks, that is on congress. Trump wanted more but Pelosi said no until after the election, and they Pelosi agreed to do another round of stimulus. Biden did not give people $1400, congress did. Trump wanted to do that, in fact he wanted more, but again, Pelosi said no. She was a part of the democrat crowd that made the virus political.
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@j0j0dartiste21 over 70% of adults are vaccinated. And where is the evidence that unvaccinated make up that portion of the hospitalizations? There is a recent study entitled "Increases in COVID-19 are unrelated to levels of vaccination across 68 countries and 2947 counties in the United States" Also, why no talks of natural immunity? The vaccine is safe. Most feel it is. What bothers people is the great push. Why the great push? Why the mandates? At the beginning a vaccine was never guaranteed, but it here. But we still call this a pandemic? So what ends all this madness? Patents exist on medication because it cost so much to create them. If they did not there will be less drug production. How am I incoherent? Corporations making money off of the government as they are with the vaccine is bad. Government can do what they are doing, mandate the vaccine which means a guaranteed customer for big pharma. There lies the difference.
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@j0j0dartiste21 we do stress them, they still exist. That did not happened with Michelle Obama. People support promoting healthier lifestyles. Many just don't do it. There have been other studies on gun violence by the government. The FBI is one source. A lot of domestic violence cases result in felonies. And no, you can't tell if someone has a mental illness most of the time. Gun show loophole is a myth.
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@j0j0dartiste21 you still trust the CDC at this point? If the government owned the rights to the distributer it will be worse. That is corruption 101. I remember how many leftists complained about Trump and him supposedly owning his businesses as president (he did not) as being corruption. Almost all who died with covid would have been dead in the same timeframe to begin with based on many objective measures. But the fact remains, people who were infected have natural immunity. So why should they get vaccinated? What are you talking about with the tiger?
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@j0j0dartiste21 there are background checks at gun shows because people who are selling guns in an organized situation do not want to place themselves in that position of selling to a felon. Go to a gun show someday, try to buy a gun. See what happens. On street or straw purchases, there are holes in every law. Many drugs are illegal but they still get sold. If I were to sell a gun to a felon I would be breaking the law. How are shootings public health? That is why that law was created, to stop the CDC from overstepping their bounds which they clearly do as we saw in the eviction moratorium. These are unelected officials running those organizations that arguably should not even exist. And mental health is complex. Again, I have a mental health problem I take medication for. All my doctors said I am fine to own guns. It is very personal. Also, you have no idea how people think. People are not thinking about being the hero. They just want that extra security. Just like you want to wear a mask or take the vaccine for extra protection, some people want to have a gun just in case. It is like a seat belt. Great to have, but hopefully we don't have to use it. I hope to never have to use my gun on a person. In fact, it would be a nightmare to use a gun on a person. Many on the right feel that way. But it is an option we like to have.
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@j0j0dartiste21 what are food deserts? And sure, Michelle Obama focused on physical health. So what? Many have. In the end it depends on the individual. Also, under Obama food given to students at Title I school, which the federal government funds, did not become healthier. In fact, that is a whole different mess in how food is thrown away at Title I schools. Go to one and see the asinine rules they have to follow with the breakfast there. Go to a gun show sometime. People there do background checks. In an organized event like that venders are not going to risk going to jail selling to a felon. On the street is different, but compare it to drugs at that point. Drugs are illegal but still get sold on the street. Mental illness is complex. Here is what is ironic with you. The federal government in the 60s places a huge hand in mental healthcare with the passage of the Community Mental Health Act. What happened? Only half the hospitals that planned to be built were. There were all understaffed and mental healthcare become worse in our nation because of it. So the federal government getting heavily involved in a portion of healthcare made it worse. And with mental health, it is hard to tell is someone is that on edge. Not all are like my sister who is on suicide watch every 15 minutes and has an history of assault. A lot are like me that you will not know I had a mental health problem unless I told you. Mental health is not something you can quantify like diabetes or cancer. There is no test for it.
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@j0j0dartiste21 what about McDonalds? Also, it is annoying to see millionaire athletes complain about problems in society. Do it off the field/court. Not on it. Yes, they are our monkeys. They are paid millions to entertain us, not try to "educate" us. These guys are millionaires, donate money, hold fund raisers to solve the problem. When has Kaepernick done that? Talk is cheap bud. They have done nothing. Trump controlled zero of his businesses as president. First day he signed off of them. If he did not he would have been removed from office easily. So you rather have career politicians, people with zero experience in actual reality and knowing how the general public works and feels serving us? A big problem with democrats is that the main people are career politicians. Biden, Pelosi, Harris, Schumer, etc. People who went straight to government. Democrats who actually know what is going on did not. Hickenlooper started businesses that were successful. Tulsi joined the military. Those are democrats that actually interacted with society. Career politicians are people who are complete failures in life so they went to politics and abused the system to move up as opposed to working hard. You talk about politicians and writing their own rules. You do know that congress can literally vote for their own raises and benefits? If you want government to benefit you, look locally.
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@whyispinkysoinsane7898 I am not a medical doctor. I will listen to my medical doctors along with doing my own research. There is a balance. Unlike you that will just listen to what someone else says without question. You see, I listen to experts but also do my own research. This virus is so dangerous that we need to be reminded about it constantly. Be honest, have you been in areas of the US that are not wearing masks, not talking about the virus? Go there, and tell me how many people are dropping dead from the virus. With your standard we will all be in rubber rooms until the power to be, who after enjoying their lives, say we can leave. Remember, Biden said to wear a mask for 100 days, and then later does a photo shoot that same night without a mask. You are a fool at this point if you can't see how bad that is. Please explain to me how Biden can sign a 100 day mask mandate and later violate it. Please, explain that to me. If you can't you are done.
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@whyispinkysoinsane7898 if you can't explain how Biden can sign a 100 day mask mandate and later violate it and that is OK, you are done. It proves you are a sheep and cannot think for yourself.
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@whyispinkysoinsane7898 I am a scientist and I know that we should test things in a certain way. Ivermectin is safe for humans and has the potential to cure covid infection. So why not test it? You want to stop that as it could mean the "pandemic" would end and Biden would have to be an actual president. As for Trump being infected and still taking the vaccine, at the time there was still question on natural immunity. But he has mentioned in an interview it is a thing. But of course you will ignore that. Listen to Biden as he takes his 20th booster shot and FDA officials quit because of him.
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@whyispinkysoinsane7898 who is John Lambert and Ed Solomon? These are people you are bringing up. You are that desperate now that you have to create fake people. And what is your deal with me calling Seder? Seder is not an expert. Sad you get your info from Seder and not actual expert. And sad you want to pass me on to Seder and not take me on when challenged. Instead of taking me on you say "here, talk to this non expert". You are pathetic.
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@LittleAl016 hey, let us go back to my insulin situation. So you have 10 diabetics and only enough insulin for 9. You said that community can simply go to a neighboring one for more. But what if that neighboring community refuses to give them insulin? Explain that.
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@LittleAl016 seems like you are going to ignore the situation I gave you that throws a wrench in you belief communism works.
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@LittleAl016 what if they do refuse? Look at our international trade now. Say South Korea is short insulin and asks N. Korea for more. Do you think N. Korea will agree?
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@LittleAl016 so you are not making sense. If one society is communist and the neighboring one is not, then what?
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@LittleAl016 I exposed a flaw in your system. A communist society lacks supply, If the societies around them are not communist, how can they get resources from them? So again, if you have 10 diabetics and only enough insulin for 9 of them, who gets left out and why? In capitalism you work together because if you don't you get the boot. Your system uses force. But again, if there are 10 diabetics in a society and only enough insulin for 9 in a communist system, who gets left out? Please explain. You have not.
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@LittleAl016 this is why in N. Korea there is only one fat person and others are eating grass.
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@LittleAl016 ok, you are done. People in N. Korea are eating grass. If you can't accept reality you are a fool.
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@apoc5000 the guy you are talking to said that no one in N. Korea is eating grass due to lack of food. So consider that.
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@LittleAl016 N. Korea has one fat person for a reason. People have the same haircut for a reason except for one. Yes, people are eating grass in N. Korea. Tell me, why is there only one fat person on N. Korea? Also, still trying to have to explain to me the situation where if a communist society has 10 diabetics but only enough insulin for 9 who will get left out and why? You have not explained that at all. In fact, you are avoiding it. Also, how in a communist nation I can govern myself but will also have to depend on others telling me what to do? That makes zero sense.
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@LittleAl016 my dad was raised in a poor family. When I was elementary school I was given free lunch due to how poor we were. My family worked to move up. Now my parents own 11 acres of land they enjoy. They own their own house and on the land they built their own cabin and shed. They have three kids all with advanced degrees with me having a PhD. So yes, in a capitalist society people do move up. You, on the other hand, need others to tell you what to do and how to live as you cannot think for yourself.
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@LittleAl016 so again, explain to me how this will work out. In a communist society you have 10 diabetics but only enough insulin for 9. So how do you handle that in a communist society? You never answered that.
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@LittleAl016 Also, how do I govern myself in a communist society if others are going to force things on me? Please explain that. You have not. Point being I feel you are lost. I feel you are someone who lives with their parents and never faced the real world and had to think for themselves. Have you even bought a car before?
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@whyispinkysoinsane7898 ivermectin is safe in general. I and you can take it now and be fine. You just want this covid situation to last forever to stick it to conservatives.
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@LittleAl016 you did not answer the question. You just assumed there will be a neighboring communist society willing to give up resources. And yes, there is a reason for any resource to be of short supply. You just assume things magically appear. And when I give you a scenario of resources being of short supply you feel they will appear out of nowhere. And governing myself is me creating my own laws. If I do not create the laws I am not governing myself. So you are contradicting yourself there. Uh, I was a janitor for years. I worked as a substitute teacher for years. I have volunteer to help a family get back on their feet after their home burned down. You live in a fantasy world of things that magically appear out of nowhere.
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@LittleAl016 show me a source that shows ivermectin is dangerous. You can't. So why not try it as it has potential to cure covid?
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@LittleAl016 who decides how resources are allocated? Who will be in charge? What if I feel you are taking to much? You are creating a false reality. And the USSR failed for a reason. People were lining up for food where in capitalist nations we throw food away.
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@LittleAl016 the USSR did fail. And you can OD on any medication. That does not mean the drug is unsafe. People as a whole? Which people? And do whatever you want? Who sets the rules and why? And you think people can agree that easily? Heck, you can't get a handful of people to agree on what toppings to go on a pizza.
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