phyllo wrote: I wonder how this can be dumped on Trump and MAGA when the majority of elected politicians in California are democrats.
Serendipper wrote:https://www.theatlantic.com/health/archive/2019/03/typhus-tuberculosis-medieval-diseases-spreading-homeless/584380/
Must be part of MAGA: Make archaic-diseases great again.
Hey but the important thing is billionaires get a few extra billion. Living in a disease-ridden environment due to extreme poverty is totally worth it.
Maybe you should read the link that you posted because it describes problems throughout California.Orange County is where the video was taken.
Where republicans go, poverty and disease follow.
promethean75 wrote:i had no idea that place existed, but i'm goin'. it's like an epicurean paradise... a secret garden where i would finally find my eudaimonia. beautiful weather, readily available drugs, easy women, totally cut off from the rat race of the rest of the world. i'm goin', man. it is only there that i might experience the wisdom of rimbaud:
"I'm now making myself as scummy as I can. Why? I want to be a poet, and I'm working at turning myself into a seer. You won't understand any of this, and I'm almost incapable of explaining it to you. The idea is to reach the unknown by the derangement of all the senses. It involves enormous suffering, but one must be strong and be a born poet. It's really not my fault."
phyllo wrote::-k I wonder how this can be dumped on Trump and MAGA when the majority of elected politicians in California are democrats.
Jakob wrote:Um, California collectively voted against Trump, they make sure to use all their resources to slander him (which you buy into) and they make sure to do the exact opposite of what he wants done.
The outcome always was predictable.
phyllo wrote:Maybe you should read the link that you posted because it describes problems throughout California.Orange County is where the video was taken.
Where republicans go, poverty and disease follow.
phyllo wrote:Pretty much as expected. Blame it on the other guy and the other party. Ignore your own failures and the failures of your party.
phyllo wrote:Pretty much as expected. Blame it on the other guy and the other party. Ignore your own failures and the failures of your party.
Serendipper wrote:Screw that, pump me up with the mercury adjuvants!
About a decade ago I pulled the trim off my walls for some remodeling and painting and I put the trim, nails-up, in the laundry room where I dexterously negotiated stepping on any for a number of weeks until one day... yep, sunk that sucker in there real good. So I went to the health dept and was told I could get the shot for free if I'd take the measles, mumps, and whatever cocktail that also contained tetanus. Ok. I felt a lil sick for a couple days, but I'm alive and didn't grow a tail or anything. I don't see what the big deal is.
I used to break thermometers open as a kid and play with the mercury... roll it around in my hand n stuff. Drs injected me with a technetium isotope then instructed me to walk around the mall for 4 hours while emitting gamma rays as part of a bone scan. I don't see how I'm still alive
phyllo wrote:Pretty much as expected. Blame it on the other guy and the other party. Ignore your own failures and the failures of your party.
.Peter Kropotkin wrote:please feel free to argue with the evidence instead of an attack on Seredippity
for example, after the GOP got finished with both Kansas and Wisconsin, they were almost economically destroyed.
MagsJ wrote:Serendipper wrote:Screw that, pump me up with the mercury adjuvants!
Tetanus jabs contain mercury?![]()
No wonder the jab I had in march 2017 aggravated my already-aggravated chronic fatigue, (which was initially triggered by an anesthetic jab), by tenfold.. and the stupid dumb b*tch of a Pharmacist said that it just contained the vaccine, and saline.. she obviously doesn't know what constitutes a vaccine.I wouldn't have had it if I'd known.. and my cousin got fatigued by his tetanus jab that he had around the same time as me.. we were a sad sight to behold.
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About a decade ago I pulled the trim off my walls for some remodeling and painting and I put the trim, nails-up, in the laundry room where I dexterously negotiated stepping on any for a number of weeks until one day... yep, sunk that sucker in there real good. So I went to the health dept and was told I could get the shot for free if I'd take the measles, mumps, and whatever cocktail that also contained tetanus. Ok. I felt a lil sick for a couple days, but I'm alive and didn't grow a tail or anything. I don't see what the big deal is.
..now that would take me years to recover from.. but, then again, your jabs might not contain the same cell-disrupting chemicals that the EU have slowly been adding into our food and medicine chains.. apparently we've been in a cold war for some time now.
I used to break thermometers open as a kid and play with the mercury... roll it around in my hand n stuff. Drs injected me with a technetium isotope then instructed me to walk around the mall for 4 hours while emitting gamma rays as part of a bone scan. I don't see how I'm still alive
Silhouette wrote:phyllo wrote:Pretty much as expected. Blame it on the other guy and the other party. Ignore your own failures and the failures of your party.
Tying consequences to one doesn't mean not tying them to others. As I stated, Republicans are simply more Capitalistic than Democrats, a matter of extents once more, which I explicitly stated.
Your fallacy is affirming a disjunct, so no, your "expectation" was as invalid as your conclusion.
Add to that a relevance fallacy with your mention of "your own failures".
promethean75 wrote:i had no idea that place existed, but i'm goin'. it's like an epicurean paradise... a secret garden where i would finally find my eudaimonia. beautiful weather, readily available drugs, easy women, totally cut off from the rat race of the rest of the world. i'm goin', man. it is only there that i might experience the wisdom of rimbaud:
"I'm now making myself as scummy as I can. Why? I want to be a poet, and I'm working at turning myself into a seer. You won't understand any of this, and I'm almost incapable of explaining it to you. The idea is to reach the unknown by the derangement of all the senses. It involves enormous suffering, but one must be strong and be a born poet. It's really not my fault."
I don't live in your country and I have no stake in your dumbass politics. (In fact if I was considering self-interest, it would probably be better for me if Trump was gone.)Peter Kropotkin wrote:phyllo wrote:Pretty much as expected. Blame it on the other guy and the other party. Ignore your own failures and the failures of your party.
K: please feel free to argue with the evidence instead of an attack on Seredippity.
The evidence is quite clear.... red states are far less economically
prosperous and much more welfare states... blue states by and large
send in far more taxes then red states and blue states receive far less
in benefits then red states. for example, after the GOP got finished with
both Kansas and Wisconsin, they were almost economically destroyed.
It will take years to recover from the GOP tax give away in both states
and the attack upon the infrastructure that occured afterwards.....
In both states, the educational system was demolished and that might
not recover.....
so feel free to attack me instead of dealing with the evidence...
it seems to be the go to move of the right.... attack the person instead
of dealing with the facts presented in the post.......
Kropotkin
phyllo wrote:Which fallacy is this, pompous pedant?
phyllo wrote:You guys are constantly demonizing conservatives, republicans and the GOP. You whitewash liberals and democrats. You are ridiculously partisan. You have nothing constructive to say. You are part of the problem, not part of the solution.
phyllo wrote::-k I wonder how this can be dumped on Trump and MAGA when the majority of elected politicians in California are democrats.
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