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Every reference I've seen to Hydroxychloroquine in the media is quick to denounce it as a dangerous, discredited treatment. So I think this is not just irration
by eloff 6y ago
Every reference I've seen to Hydroxychloroquine in the media is quick to denounce it as a dangerous, discredited treatment. So I think this is not just irrationality on the part of the left, but an example of the gated institutional narrative suppressing ideas. Not to take away from the irrationality of blind faith in anything Trump says seen on the right.
If you look at the experts, they're still designing studies to test it, and there are some papers suggesting it does work. The jury is very much still out on this subject.
- danans 6y ago> If you look at the experts, they're still designing studies to test it, and there are some papers suggesting it does work. The jury is very much still out on this subject. I'd like nothing more than for hydroxychloroquine to be an effective treatment, so we can end this crisis. It should continue to be explored and investigated. At the very least we might learn something new that will help with its known effective use in treating malaria or autoimmune diseases like lupus. But it should never have been turned into a political football, and the person responsible for that is unmistakably the POTUS.
- eloff 6y agoYep, with you there. POTUS should not be making recommendations outside his field of expertise, unless he's merely quoting the experts.