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I didn’t disagree with your first sentence. But calling it “horse paste” remains wrong. Referring to this as “mania” or referring to me as “you people” just mak
by throwawaysea 5y ago
I didn’t disagree with your first sentence. But calling it “horse paste” remains wrong. Referring to this as “mania” or referring to me as “you people” just makes you look unhinged and antagonistic, which is exactly what the actual mania in response to ivermectin was like.
- ajross 5y agoAre you saying that the drug is not available in a veterinary paste formulation? Because it is. Are you saying people[1] were not finding and taking the veterinary form of this drug? No, because they were. So... horse paste. People were taking horse paste for covid. And that's "right", not "wrong". It's just a fact. I submit that what you're really upset about isn't the truth of this matter but my refusal to engage in your face-saving spin. But I won't. Because people were taking horse paste for covid. And that's insane. And it's equally insane to defend them for it. [1] Unable to get doctors to prescribe or pharmacies to supply a drug that everyone rational can see has no business being prescribed for a viral infection, especially one with a working vaccine.