It didn't work but then is Rogan really in a position to say it didn't work when he was prescribed it by his doctor probably along with other drugs and he ended up better after it. To him, he saw it as having worked and again he's no doctor he's never pretended to be. He just said about his experiences and said it's one of the drugs he was prescribed to take.
Yes, I think you do. I don't think any of those networks have said a negative thing about you or I being vaccinated.
It's not an effective comparison to compare a comedian to a news network. Chapelle mocking people is funny, and also not relevant to people's understanding of the news, since he's not anyone's news source. And like, even beyond news networks, the FDA got in on it. The FDA said "You are not a horse. You are not a cow. Seriously, y'all. Stop it." If Chapelle says that, it's fine, because anyone who feels condescended to can ignore him without consequence. We don't want people ignoring the FDA, there are consequences to that.
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So we should give gunshots, bullets, or suicide the statue. Noted.Here's one for woke world that I didn't know about until now
So either this is a joke that's got a bit out of hand or some-one might want to tell the people rushing to sign it what happened according to history.
And I said, 'Rogan was proscribed it? No. He either found a doctor who was corrupt or corrupted a doctor.'
I was comparing what was being said. Not who was saying it. Notice how I have been trying to cancel CNN, Rogan or Chappelle? I would say, damage to society wise, it goes Rogan long way out in front, Chappelle near the bottom but still above CNN. With the proviso that CNN should be more responsible, it make them about Chappelle's level. Not anywhere near Rogan.
But Rogan isn't a medically trained doctor. He was prescribed it according to his claim and along with other dugs he got better. From his perspective it worked as far as he know. No-one is coming to him for medical advice. He gave his perspective on his experiences and if he was right or wrong well he never claimed or has presented himself as an expert. He's a talking head giving his views and talking about his experiences.
He clearly does, now that he's hooked onto Church Militant, which in turn is becoming a dumping ground where right wing talking heads go that got tossed into the can for newer and hotter talking heads.
He's a celebrity with a lot of money who gets what he wants. Doctor will listen to him and his money rather than any science. That part isn't exclusive to Rogan. A lot of talking heads did the exact same thing as Rogan and I've criticized them too.
But this is based on the assumption Rogan went for it not his Doctor.
But it was a lie what CNN said.
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There's medical literature on the pitfalls of treating the rich, famous and powerful.
Ah yes how dare people suggest DIY home abortions are dangerous at all........... Because this won't end up sounding like they're going "Well we don't need the state to help cover abortions because we're fine doing them at home it's no bother". What a mad world we have entered.
I'm sure there is, and it's got to be partly wrapped up in earnings expectations. I followed a Twitter thread of US and UK doctors a while ago that was based on 'What did you buy to celebrate achieving [x medical role]?' (I can't recall the exact role). The most extravagant UK one was 'I bought a self-scooping litter tray'; the US one was a slew of doctors who bought supercars. World's apart.
Yes. A UK GP can expect to earn about £60k ($85k) a year for full-time work as a base, with ~50% more possible with various add-ons, and as a practice partner low six figure salaries are possible. A UK consultant doctor can expect to start around £80k ($110k) and go just over £100k. However, more can be earned from private medical care, although over £200k ($280k) rare.
I've noticed those aren't Fox News, or OAN, or Newsmax, or actually any network at all. Milo, a man who's entire career is built on trolling people, said nothing bad about you, only implied vaccines made the virus worse. TruNews is essentially one crazy conspiracy theorist with a podcast. These are not people you have any justification to care about.
"Most of you got the normal 'it's just flu' rona last year and most of you didn't even know you had it. But I don't have any friends and I don't leave the house so I only got the deadly superspreader version from vaccinated people and let me tell you THIS IS NOT FUN," Yiannopoulos wrote."
Christian pundit says vaccinated people are spreading COVID in Satanic "global genocide" plot - LGBTQ Nation
Pundits at TruNews called the vaccines a "bioweapon" and said vaccinated people are "shedding the virus" as part of a "global genocide" orchestrated by China and the Church of Satan.
Christian pastor says world will be a "better place" after COVID vaccine causes "genocide" - LGBTQ Nation
"By God’s grace, by his will, I’m gonna survive the genocide," the Evangelical pundit said, extolling the virtues of mass extinction.
I got enough on my plate being an ANTIFA-in-my-heart terrorist and Communist, but MAN, being a vaccine shedder is going to cut into my schedule something fierce. I oughta be shot.
Except that these people are spreading harmful lies that other people are accepting as gospel truth, making the problem worse, allowing a deadly disease to spread and placing my life in danger. So yes, despite your "no no, don't look at the man behind the curtain" spiel, I do have justification to care about that, and to put an end to it.
So does Goop but I think it's fairly safe to say most people consider Goop are quacks no-one in their right mind listens to and not representative of the wealthy liberal mindset.
It's perhaps worth pointing out that we can't actually pin even that on Fauci, because that same interview from which that characterization is drawn made it clear that he was saying that in the sense of triage. At the time, they didn't know that Covid was contagious even when the infected didn't have obvious symptoms. As such, they were operating off the understanding that masks would have a negligible benefit for people who A) were not showing symptoms and B) were not around others who were obviously infected. Even in the interview itself, Fauci was quite clear in that his position was not that masks weren't helpful. Quite the opposite in fact. His position was quite explicitly that, because masks were in limited supply, Healthcare workers had a much greater need of masks than the general populace did, and that the latter group panic buying them - and I quote - "could create a shortage of masks for the people who really need it".
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