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Your regular “Does anything good ever come out of the south?” news
From Harper’s Weekly Review: “We’re going to start slitting throats on day one,” said presidential hopeful Ron DeSantis, who in an interview also insisted that enslaved Americans learned useful, transferable skills, such as blacksmithing, and that “Joe Biden’s the president.” … Continue reading
Posted in Animal news, Fascism, Medical care in the US, political campaigns, Politics, Racism, The Facts of Life
Tagged AP psychology, College Board, Harper's, in god we trust, leprosy outbreak in Florida, manatee orgies, Ron DeSantis
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The logic of polls and polled populace responses
Got this from Harper’s June 2023 Index. Hang on, it’s a ride: Percentage of U.S. adults who say there is too little government spending on education: 65. Percentage of U.S. adults who say there is too little government spending on … Continue reading
Posted in Government, Medical care in the US, The Facts of Life
Tagged education spending, government spending, Harper's Index, health care spending, infrastructure spending
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Who rejects allopathic* medicine? Quacks
*Allopathic medicine, or allopathy, is an archaic and derogatory label originally used by 19th-century homeopaths to describe heroic medicine, the precursor of modern evidence-based medicine. — Wikipedia My mom used to slam the term “quack” on any practitioner of non-scientific … Continue reading
Posted in COVID-19, Medical care in the US, Mishegas, political campaigns, Racism, The Facts of Life
Tagged allopathic physicians, allopathy, America's primal wound, Anton Chekhov, apocalypse, Charles Eisenstein, COVID, homeopath, homeopathic, John F Kennedy assassination, Marianne Williamson, Michelle Goldberg, New Age, New York Times, quacks, Robert F Kennedy Jr
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