> people supposedly taking 'livestock medication'... really? Yes. Really. And then apparently shitting their pants in the supermarket. Appalling, I know. > I

> people supposedly taking 'livestock medication'... really? Yes. Really. And then apparently shitting their pants in the supermarket. Appalling, I know. > If they're taking the latter, why call it 'livestock medication'? Because a lot of them are not, they are taking livestock medication bought from agricultural stores, because their doctor won't prescribe them what they want. You and I both know this is the case, so please don't bother pretending it isn't. And to be clear. the people who are taking literal horse dewormer as opposed to getting vaccinated are doing a stupid thing. It is the wrong answer to COVID, no matter which way you look at it. Even if Ivermectin -- formulated for humans, qua Stromectol -- is actually a useful treatment against COVID, there's another more useful prophylactic against COVID: A vaccine. This isn't an opinion, it's a bald-faced fact. You don't need to be given Ivermectin to treat severe COVID if you never end up with severe COVID in the first place. Should hospitals be administering Ivermectin clinically? I dunno, jury is still out and I'm not a doctor, but an alternative to the vaccine it is not.