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Oh No... No... Not me!... :P Not really a conspiracy theory... Just a personal opinion. These days sharing "conspiracy theories" get people banned online and
by winternett 5y ago
Oh No... No... Not me!... :P
Not really a conspiracy theory... Just a personal opinion.
These days sharing "conspiracy theories" get people banned online and worse...
Just made as a statement in reply to the parent comment, but if you watch the commercials during television news, you might perhaps wonder how "Restless Leg Syndrome" became a real thing, and why there's now how conveniently there is a drug that claims to "fix it" if you're willing to sacrifice diarrhea for in exchange for the pill's implied benefits.
- secondaryacct 5y agoDude, Cloudflare is not encouraging ddos to then benefit from it, it existed and will exist with or without them.
- cedilla 5y agoYour ignorance of a neurological disorder before you watched a commercial about it doesn't imply it's an invention. Restless leg syndrome has been described for centuries.
- gaganyaan 5y agoCapitalism incentivizes selling a pill to cure something instead of other solutions, I'll grant you that. However, I have RLS to the point that I'll kick my wife awake at night. I have found that certain foods trigger this, and avoid those foods. Search for "IBS RLS" if you don't believe me. I guess what I mean is, don't let the existence of hucksters for a problem's cure convince you that the problem doesn't exist.
- winternett 5y agoI didn't intend to mock the syndrome... It was moreso about a company's attempt to classify it as any kind of rapid leg movement that can be fixed with a pill that potentially causes diarrhea that made me roll my eyes during the commercial... Then they played a "Reverse Mortgage" commercial just after it, which also causes diarrhea..