Comments by "RiteMo LawBks" (@ritemolawbks8012) on "Biographics" channel.

  1.  @Talirus  I asked her telepathically.
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  2. That would be right since it was discovered in the 20th century.
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  3. I'm sure that's sarcasm, but he meant endemic TB has killed more over the centuries. It used to be the "heart disease" or "cancer" before treatment.
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  4. At that time, religion was synonymous with political ideology._
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  5. @I I Why are you using scientific theories that were disproven in the early 1980s?
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  6. Whites? The Japanese colonized SE Asia and Pacific Islands. The US, UK, and France were the White imperialist.
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  7. I'm not xenophobic or racist at all, but could it have come from the spike in migration (not just Syria, Middle East, and Africa)? There's drug-resistant strain from Russia and Ukraine as well. EDIT: Ooops. I didn't read the first three words.
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  8. That's sort of true. COVID-19 is a highly contagious respiratory virus that quickly progresses to ARDS, and death. It kills faster than HIV/AIDS, but it's "curable" and can be vaccinated against. It might not seem like it, but the world was somewhat prepared for Covid-19 because it's a coronavirus, and most of the world remembers the Spanish Flu. HIV/AIDS is retrovirus that can never be cured and arguably the worst disease ever, not just because of the 35~40Million who have already died of Aids, but because of the stigma, discrimination, politics, and lack of drug therapies and medical resources. During the 80s, people were so afraid they assumed it was as contagious as Covid-19. The drugs that stop viral replication took over a decade to develop, but it was too late because it was already on the blood supply and people were carrying it without even knowing. The end-stage of untreated HIV infection, like it was before 1996, was terrifying and 100% fatal. They didn't even know what caused it in the 1980s, and since it took up to ten years to see symptoms, they didn't know whether they would live or die. Dying of coronavirus on a ventilator is terrible, but AIDS victims died from pneumonia, cancer, dementia, tuberculosis, wasting syndrome, the were blind and deaf, stokes, heart attacks, and even the survivors were permanently disfigured and some stayed in progressive vegetative states.
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  9. The British Monarchy didn't do it. It was the government that oversaw foreign policy, colonial affairs, and war.
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  10.  @FantomwithanEff  The Queen is impartial, and like every British Monarch since William and Mary, she doesn't give her personal political beliefs. The UK is a liberal democracy run by Parliament and a Prime Minister. To prevent the Queen from ever making a controversial act, she acts on the advice of the Prime Minister. Her job is mostly listen, sign papers, and ask questions about what actions are done in her name, but if there is a mistake or bad policy, the Prime Minister and the government can be removed, not the Queen.
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  11. What about friendly Canada? They're criminals now, too?
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  12. Me too. I was born in the 80s, and it was so taboo that I didn't realize it killed millions of people until I was an adult, and watch the documentaries.
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  13. @I I What you're describing as causing the human immune system to collapse has nothing to do with "medical fact." The only study to ever look into that question was injected sperm into the blood stream of mice. The lifestyle of gay men definitely played a role in transmission of the other sexually-transmitted infections, but end-state of HIV diseases causes the immune system to collapse. The disease is spread via heterosexual sex in Africa. Other untreated STIs and lack of circumcision in men. If anal sex could cause immune-system collapse on its own, it would have happened before the 1970s; would have frequently happened in male prisons and military; and it would still be happening now in San Francisco.
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  14. Mycobacterium tuberculosis is a form of life. Viruses like HIV, Ebola, SARS-CoV-2, and H1N1 are not alive.
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  15. Yes. It's got nothing to do with discrimination. Thousands of Americans died when HIV and hepatitis B/C got into the blood system.
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  16. Fool, stop playing. You got your politics, dates, and countries mixed up. Democrats weren't PC and gay-friendly during Carter's presidency. The Cuba connection is crazy but still mildly humorous. HIV was already here before Carter's four years in office.
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  17. Ask your doc. That's what they're paid for.
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  18.  @librasgirl08  I was referring to my own comment that sounded xenophobic, not yours. I originally asked if the TB outbreak could have been from the increase in migration to Europe; and then I noticed you started with "10 years ago[,]" which was before the Arab Spring, Syrian Civil War, and the EU migrant crisis. There was NOTHING racist about your comment at all.
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  19. He's a slore.
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  20. Giggity 🌚
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  21.  @shackdaddy7106  I'm terrified of both, but at this point, we truly have no idea what will happen with COVID-19 because it's a new disease. It could mutate like Spanish Flu and target stronger immune systems. I never thought mass graves in the US would be something I'd see in my lifetime. At least we're living through historic times.
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  22.  @shackdaddy7106  The claims of "plandemic," "hoax," "just the flu," or "China Virus" nearly made me lose faith in humanity this year 🤬🤬. I do spend a lot of time fighting because I don't want anyone to die needlessly over stupid 🐂💩, and that includes Trump and his supporters. I've just accepted that believing in conspiracy theories has become a religious experience for some, and there is a segments of the population who use it to cope with mass death and post-traumatic stress. With that being said, none of those are reasons to consider them entitled to a public platform like Dr. Fauci, other government immunologist, epidemiologist, public health civil servants, and healthcare workers.
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  23. You would have to define liberal democracy for clarity because the UK is typically considered the oldest constitutional monarchy and liberal democracy.
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