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But he's right. We are the sickest country in the world more chronic diseases and the CDC did absolutely nothing they probably are benefiting off of suffering. MSNBC most certainly yes. The pharmaceutical industry spends billions of dollars on advertising and MSNBC gets a chunk of it.
RFK Jr is a mad man. His deceased father, mother, uncles, and aunts would roll over in their graves if they had to listen to this lunatic.
RFK Jr is a mad man. His deceased father, mother, uncles, and aunts would roll over in their graves if they had to listen to this lunatic.
There are also countless ailments for which there is NO cure.Because there is no profit in cures
This much is basically true.Notice how we never hear anything about cures anymore? Not since the polio vaccine ended that disease? Why? Because there is no profit in cures. The profits lay in perpetual treatments, hospitalizations, and medical evaluations. If you cure someone, then you can't make any more money off of them.
For example, why do you think so many psychiatrists, psychologists, surgeons, and pharmaceutical companies advocate for "transgenderism?" Because of the profits in perpetual mental and physical healthcare needs, via surgeries, hormone treatments, counseling services, and so on.
This also includes our Food industries, with all the "additives," and "sweeteners," that compel us to overeat leading to childhood and adult obesity.
THIS I don't get. He's not advocating for any of that stuff. Instead he's firing people if they don't withdraw useful vaccines -- which are close to "cures" -- while promoting profiteering on at least different bizarre, ineffective treatments for the measles they could have prevented. His notion of "investigation" -- according to him -- is asking somebody if they're trustworthy and then firing them if they say no. Frickin' Sherlock Holmes there, stopping millions of dollars of real research.RFK is advocating for transparency, investigation, and public awareness of this profiteering at our health's expense.
What RFK Jr is really advocating is stopping preventative measures and waiting till horrible stuff happens and then using things that don't work.This much is basically true.
THIS I don't get. He's not advocating for any of that stuff. Instead he's firing people if they don't withdraw useful vaccines -- which are close to "cures" -- while promoting profiteering on at least different bizarre, ineffective treatments for the measles they could have prevented. His notion of "investigation" -- according to him -- is asking somebody if they're trustworthy and then firing them if they say no. Frickin' Sherlock Holmes there, stopping millions of dollars of real research.
But he's right. We are the sickest country in the world more chronic diseases and the CDC did absolutely nothing they probably are benefiting off of suffering. MSNBC most certainly yes. The pharmaceutical industry spends billions of dollars on advertising and MSNBC gets a chunk of it.
I'm liking Kennedy more and more. I wasn't crazy about him.
MAGA loves to promote conspiracies.I disagree.
I think RFK Jr. is a man who's had his eyes on the Medical/Pharmaceutical Complex, and other "co-conspirators" who have been making Americans both mentally and physically sicker and thereby dependent on those industries.
Notice how we never hear anything about cures anymore? Not since the polio vaccine ended that disease? Why? Because there is no profit in cures. The profits lay in perpetual treatments, hospitalizations, and medical evaluations. If you cure someone, then you can't make any more money off of them.
For example, why do you think so many psychiatrists, psychologists, surgeons, and pharmaceutical companies advocate for "transgenderism?" Because of the profits in perpetual mental and physical healthcare needs, via surgeries, hormone treatments, counseling services, and so on.
This also includes our Food industries, with all the "additives," and "sweeteners," that compel us to overeat leading to childhood and adult obesity.
RFK is advocating for transparency, investigation, and public awareness of this profiteering at our health's expense.
Who knew they had a secret love for heroin addictsMAGA loves to promote conspiracies.
That's fine. Then that's what he should concentrate on. Fighting against life saving vaccines is not the way to go.I disagree.
I think RFK Jr. is a man who's had his eyes on the Medical/Pharmaceutical Complex, and other "co-conspirators" who have been making Americans both mentally and physically sicker and thereby dependent on those industries.
Notice how we never hear anything about cures anymore? Not since the polio vaccine ended that disease? Why? Because there is no profit in cures. The profits lay in perpetual treatments, hospitalizations, and medical evaluations. If you cure someone, then you can't make any more money off of them.
For example, why do you think so many psychiatrists, psychologists, surgeons, and pharmaceutical companies advocate for "transgenderism?" Because of the profits in perpetual mental and physical healthcare needs, via surgeries, hormone treatments, counseling services, and so on.
This also includes our Food industries, with all the "additives," and "sweeteners," that compel us to overeat leading to childhood and adult obesity.
RFK is advocating for transparency, investigation, and public awareness of this profiteering at our health's expense.
He's the most unqualified person for his position.
RFK Jr is a mad man. His deceased father, mother, uncles, and aunts would roll over in their graves if they had to listen to this lunatic.
You think that the for profit insurance companies would go along with that?Notice how we never hear anything about cures anymore? Not since the polio vaccine ended that disease? Why? Because there is no profit in cures. The profits lay in perpetual treatments, hospitalizations, and medical evaluations. If you cure someone, then you can't make any more money off of them.
Calls into question the merits of the 'Western model', where the doctor is paid for services when not healthy, vs. the 'Chinese model', where you pay your doctor while you are healthy, and stop paying him when you aren't, to keep his focus and motivation in the right direction, but the 'Chinese model' model has legitimate viability questions surrounding it.I disagree.
I think RFK Jr. is a man who's had his eyes on the Medical/Pharmaceutical Complex, and other "co-conspirators" who have been making Americans both mentally and physically sicker and thereby dependent on those industries.
Notice how we never hear anything about cures anymore? Not since the polio vaccine ended that disease? Why? Because there is no profit in cures. The profits lay in perpetual treatments, hospitalizations, and medical evaluations. If you cure someone, then you can't make any more money off of them.
For example, why do you think so many psychiatrists, psychologists, surgeons, and pharmaceutical companies advocate for "transgenderism?" Because of the profits in perpetual mental and physical healthcare needs, via surgeries, hormone treatments, counseling services, and so on.
Some of the increases in disease and obesity rates in children are very concerning and what they are foretelling for the population's future.This also includes our Food industries, with all the "additives," and "sweeteners," that compel us to overeat leading to childhood and adult obesity.
RFK is advocating for transparency, investigation, and public awareness of this profiteering at our health's expense.
Under the ACA, insurance companies MUST pay for preventative medications and treatments - namely vaccines - that are recommended by the CDC.Calls into question the merits of the 'Western model', where the doctor is paid for services when not healthy, vs. the 'Chinese model', where you pay your doctor while you are healthy, and stop paying him when you aren't, to keep his focus and motivation in the right direction, but the 'Chinese model' model has legitimate viability questions surrounding it.
Some of the increases in disease and obesity rates in children are very concerning and what they are foretelling for the population's future.
"RFK is advocating for transparency, investigation, and public awareness" for these to find possible root causes and what might be done to mediate them, I'm not seeing a problem here, I'm seeing that as a positive step in the right direction.
As always, there's an excessive amount of FUD and misinformation being spewed, it is, after all, DC in action.
One of particular note is the false conflation that a lack of a mandatory CDC recommendation for a vaccine is the same as banning that vaccine - sorry, but no, it just simply isn't; this is typical of the gross mischaracterization, to the point of being blatantly dishonest, all for nothing more than political ends.
Being that it is DC in action, there are some who are damned determined to have the government dictate down to its people as much as possible.
"As the government knows better than its people" </sarcasm>
And there are others who don't want the government dictate down to its people as much as possible.
You can put me in the latter group.
When they cut basic research, and leave all the research to companies that are focused on the profit to be made, they're hiding cures.Nobody is hiding cures. That is ridiculous.
It's ironic that a bunch of liberals have been saying that forever.Calls into question the merits of the 'Western model'
Who is hiding a cure?When they cut basic research, and leave all the research to companies that are focused on the profit to be made, they're hiding cures.
So tell me, what happens when a subordinate can't fully support the policy position which their superior has set?RFK fired the CDC director for not being obedient to the Administration.
Apart from the substantial money and practicality issues, there's the simple problem that it makes no sense not to recommend the vaccines! These are updated Covid vaccines, like updated flu shots. They prevent LONG COVID, which is a very expensive problem for our country. Covid is still causing nearly 20,000 deaths annually - about the same as firearms (including suicides) - and you know all the fundamental rights people in this country will tell you you're supposed to give up to prevent that many deaths and make our country a safe place for Brownshirts to beat trans people to death. Here I'm not asking for anyone's rights to be stripped away; I just want a working shot in the supermarket like last year.One of particular note is the false conflation that a lack of a mandatory CDC recommendation for a vaccine is the same as banning that vaccine - sorry, but no, it just simply isn't; this is typical of the gross mischaracterization, to the point of being blatantly dishonest, all for nothing more than political ends.
Conversations to understand why. And see if the subordinate is correct in their findings.So tell me, what happens when a subordinate can't fully support the policy position which their superior has set?
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