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Will RFK Jr Deschedule/Decriminalize Testosterone and HGH?
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iris
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I don't think that comment was aimed at you or the topic of your thread, just about a couple of comments that were posted here.
The second one being, for example, that he will only bring retrograde changes, rather than something enlightened or progressive.
readalot
Member
Who wants to work as our public affairs director to get some government funding for the enhanced testing budget? Where's our Meso Public Affairs Team? We do need a US Domestic analytical lab.
bigMoJo
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C'mon Ghoul, of course this is a known type of illness/parasite. However, this is a "Kennedy" from "Hyannis Port," not "Paco" from "El Pueblo." If anyone believes that BS from him, they need another stamp in their passport saying, "Jackass."Political talk doesn't belong here. It's already unmasking a few empty skulls who absorb whatever the leftist media complex decides to fill it with.
I guess that bastion of right wing lies. PBS, isn't telling the truth when they point out he was diagnosed with parasitic worm larvae in his brain as the source of cognitive issues he was suffering from?
Remember, the ideology that was just thrown in the trash sees masculinity as "toxic" and only approves of boosting testosterone levels in teenage girls questioning their sexuality.
"Shout the lie often enough until it becomes the truth" is how Marxists control public perception, right?
Perhaps if you had a few more stamps in your passport, you'd know this is common in many countries, and annual vaccination campaigns are routinely carried out to prevent it.
Did a tapeworm really eat part of Robert F. Kennedy Jr.’s brain?
Kennedy had been suffering from cognitive difficulties. Doctors initially suspected that he had a brain tumour, but it turned out to be a parasite infection – specifically, a pork tapeworm larva lodged in his brain.www.pbs.org
AlexDavis43
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The same Arnie who said "fuck your freedom," regarding the vaccine mandate? Iirc he also wanted to ban gyms in prisons because otherwise prisoners could get strong and overpower the prison guards or some such.
Grey Spartan
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I do believe they did ban gyms in California prisons
UncleBuns
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Is this real? I'm looking at his X account but I can't find this post.
Benf15harp
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Sourpower
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No. I don’t think he’s evil. I actually liked him and thought he was a viable third party for a minute (not to win but to move the needle a bit).
I don’t trust the government to act in the best interest of the people, regardless of who’s in charge.
If raw milk becomes legal I’ll call it a win.
LoL. Talk is cheap. The moment Lobbyists let him know whats' up, He'll simply just end flouride in water and call it a win...
Benf15harp
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Seriously, if you’re over 35 and still believe in any political candidate at any level of government doing anything that doesn’t directly benefit themselves, get your milk and cookies ready because Santa clasue is coming to town, soon.
Appointees are even worse. Promise the extremely ideological stuff (knowing fully well that they'll will meet serious resistance). Then they maximize/flex their influence enough to secure deals that will enrich them after office. ironically they'll still exit as heroes claiming they couldn't pull off the great things they promised, because enemy resisted through out the period of their appointment(s). RinseRepeat!!
bigMoJo
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Thanks brother! Add me to that list!
UncleBuns
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I guess if you are over 35 and depressed and jaded. Who gets elected definitely does make a difference, sometimes in a big way. It all depends on the person and that point in time in the current situation at hand. Who gets elected can actually have massive impact depending on those things. The United States has gotten progressively shittier over the last 4 years. In the next 2 years things are going to happen. There's been a big shift not only and who was president but also our Senate and House of Representatives. With those three things lined up, the ability for big changes to happen is wide open. That will directly impact everybody. Some people are going to love it and some people are going to hate it.
Yeah, politicians are just people and have all the flaws of people but that's not the point. In the United States we have a democracy and we get to vote and if you think it doesn't matter at all then you are delusional. Nobody can just wave a wand and make whatever they want happen or anything like that. But who is in office and who controls different positions of power matters A LOT.
I don't know how it is in Spain, I know you all have a king so your system is probably way different than ours. Maybe over there it is bogged down with the old world hierarchy? I don't know.
Personally, I am absolutely stoked for January to come around. Pretty tired of watching the country I live in. Slowly become a s hit hole. Got to steer this ship in a better direction and it's going to happen.
Benf15harp
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UncleBuns
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If you wish to be depressed and have a victim mentality, that's your business. It is a lot easier to think the world is fucked and there's nothing you can do about it and therefore why try. It's a very lazy, comfortable mindset. I find that mindset is common in weak bitch ass men. Successful. People get out there, make things happen, and make their own futures and build their lives. It's obviously much harder to actually do things and be positive, very easy to blame all the factors and Nestle into a weak victim mentality.
Maybe you should lay off the high dose BPC. Seems like it's giving you anhedonia and depression.
readalot
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What if you’re happy, confident and successful but believe that both political parties cater to their benefactors and overlords rather than help fix issues for the people?
Do people like this even exist?
