Trump announces “the biggest medical breakthrough in US history”
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Don't worry, luckily we still have Thalidomide if pregnant ladies don't feel good.
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Ugh that's depressing, Klaus.
Regarding the autism thing, we discussed this a while back... much of this "epidemic" might just be increased awareness, testing/diagnosis, and widening of qualifies as part of the autism spectrum.
Somewhat (barely) related, in the early 90s my mom had a miscarriage (viable until born, then basically a stillbirth) and a few neighbors all had similar stillbirths at the time. It was almost weird, the cemetery where my brother was buried has like 4 plots in a row of neighbor (kids) who also had a similar fate. My mom once mentioned the rumor was they did some chemical/bug spraying the previous year which some of the moms think was the cause. Of course... never will know.
EDIT: The helicopter did have a Tylenol logo on it... hmmm
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They should swap out the 'Man, woman, camera, TV' test and ask them to pronounce acetaminophen.
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The final evolution of TNCR. Three or four people LOLing at each other's Trump jokes.
Education is extremely important.
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Yes, Horace and it is sad. I asked my brother not to comment when he tried to drag Trump into my FB discussion on how quickly the right turned to cancel culture after the Kirk murder, and how that was the exact opposite of what Kirk stood for. Whenever Trump is brought in all sides retreat to their corners and thoughtful discussion ceases. All that is left is rock throwing.
"The intelligent man who is proud of his intelligence is like the condemned man who is proud of his large cell." Simone Weil
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@Horace said in Trump announces “the biggest medical breakthrough in US history”:
The final evolution of TNCR. Three or four people LOLing at each other's Trump jokes.
Napalm in the morning is like that. Smells heavenly, but it is quiet.
If you don't take it, it can only good happen.
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@Horace said in Trump announces “the biggest medical breakthrough in US history”:
The final evolution of TNCR. Three or four people LOLing at each other's Trump jokes.
Napalm in the morning is like that. Smells heavenly, but it is quiet.
@jon-nyc said in Trump announces “the biggest medical breakthrough in US history”:
@Horace said in Trump announces “the biggest medical breakthrough in US history”:
The final evolution of TNCR. Three or four people LOLing at each other's Trump jokes.
Napalm in the morning is like that. Smells heavenly, but it is quiet.
I guess this'll be worth a LOL from 89th or Phibes. Let's see.
Education is extremely important.
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Yes, Horace and it is sad. I asked my brother not to comment when he tried to drag Trump into my FB discussion on how quickly the right turned to cancel culture after the Kirk murder, and how that was the exact opposite of what Kirk stood for. Whenever Trump is brought in all sides retreat to their corners and thoughtful discussion ceases. All that is left is rock throwing.
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@jon-nyc said in Trump announces “the biggest medical breakthrough in US history”:
@Horace said in Trump announces “the biggest medical breakthrough in US history”:
The final evolution of TNCR. Three or four people LOLing at each other's Trump jokes.
Napalm in the morning is like that. Smells heavenly, but it is quiet.
I guess this'll be worth a LOL from 89th or Phibes. Let's see.
@Horace said in Trump announces “the biggest medical breakthrough in US history”:
@jon-nyc said in Trump announces “the biggest medical breakthrough in US history”:
@Horace said in Trump announces “the biggest medical breakthrough in US history”:
The final evolution of TNCR. Three or four people LOLing at each other's Trump jokes.
Napalm in the morning is like that. Smells heavenly, but it is quiet.
I guess this'll be worth a LOL from 89th or Phibes. Let's see.
Break's over. Time to get back to saving the world.
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@Horace said in Trump announces “the biggest medical breakthrough in US history”:
The final evolution of TNCR. Three or four people LOLing at each other's Trump jokes.
Soon it'll be back to Vance vs Newsom and those unable to take Trump jokes will return. I mean, how can you not laugh when the President gets up and says definitely on a national address that "There are certain groups that don't take vaccines or any pills that have no autism. NO autism!" then he looks around and asks his folks "was that a correct statement?"
It's comedy GOLD jerry... GOLD! -
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I listened to a BBC podcast this morning on the disgraced former British doctor Andrew Wakefield who falsified the link between MMR and autism.
And Trump is still repeating this bullshit.
So maybe joking about this level of dangerous and destructive information isn't appropriate. But what is an appropriate response to the fact that the President of the United States is repeating completely discredited bullshit? Well OK, he's attempting to repeat it. He can't even pronounce the name of the fucking drug he's trying to discredit.
And if we laugh, we're accused of being the ones throwing rocks. Seriously?
If you don't want people to throw rocks, then maybe don't elect a troll.
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Not sure what the appropriate response is. For me, it's a combination of trying not to pay attention to stuff I can't change while also not allowing myself to become numb to these types of antics and lies. I do look forward hopefully to a slow healing process and shift back to some form of humility, respect, and honesty come 2028 and beyond... hopefully someone who can help stop the car running off the national debt cliff in a decade or so.
