You want unconventional response?
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Mik - you put him in a box that he very much does not belong in. He spent election night at Peter Theil’s house and was happy with the result. He has long criticized the American system of government. View it in that light.
Mik and George - scroll down and read the medical intervention (offense and defense) part.
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@jon-nyc said in You want unconventional response?:
Mik - you put him in a box that he very much does not belong in. He spent election night at Peter Theil’s house and was happy with the result. He has long criticized the American system of government. View it in that light.
Mik and George - scroll down and read the medical intervention (offense and defense) part.
That may well be and I stand corrected on the antiTrump part.
But he is still babbling. Did he ever get to suggesting something better?
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In fairness, Yarvin goes out of his way to say the US would never go for this.
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He lives in the fantasy realm. Much of what he proposes would be met with armed resistance.
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In fairness again, he lives in no such realm. He repeatedly says this would never fly.
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I think there’s much we could do in the direction of his medical response. If not actually go as far as he says.
It might just be that China does something akin to what he’s suggesting for vaccine testing and will be rolling out a global solution while the FDA are still filling out all their forms.
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@jon-nyc said in You want unconventional response?:
In fairness again, he lives in no such realm. He repeatedly says this would never fly.
Then he's just a useless drone, blowing smoke.
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@jon-nyc said in You want unconventional response?:
I think there’s much we could do in the direction of his medical response. If not actually go as far as he says.
It might just be that China does something akin to what he’s suggesting for vaccine testing and will be rolling out a global solution while the FDA are still filling out all their forms.
I've said this before, but the FDA is laboring under antiquated laws mandating near-perfection. Yep, we change things and we may get another thalidomide debacle, but I'll trade those problems for some nimbleness and common sense.