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All those regulations which make drug development so slow and expensive and makes training a doctor so slow and expensive are there exactly against that kind of
by mrtksn 4y ago
All those regulations which make drug development so slow and expensive and makes training a doctor so slow and expensive are there exactly against that kind of stuff.
These things are quite rare in the "medical establishment". The moment you step outside of the "medical establishment" you start observing what actually happens when there is no establishment. Scams and all kind of dangerous products lurk in the grey area of unregulated. They promise to make you strong, thin person with erection made of stone and cure your cancer and mental illnesses. Prime spam consumers too.
I'm really not on board with this rhetoric of the evil big Pharma enslaved the population together with the government. Every now and then some conspiracy theory comes to be right but those nuts tell hundreds of BS, with no logical cohesion whatsoever. Even when they are right they are never right for the right reasons.
Those who seek to bring down the establishment need first to be on the cutting edge of the establishment, spraying claims is not the same as the understanding the status quo and disagree with it.
In other words, those who are about to expose the chemtrail program will need to have to have solid understanding of chemistry, avionics and government structure. If a study comes out saying that the exhaust of planes have psychedelic effect, I still won't be concluding that the conspiracy theorist were right.
- AlecSchueler 4y agoI agree with what you're saying but there are also plenty of well intentioned practitioners outside of the establishment.
- csomar 4y ago> All those regulations which make drug development so slow and expensive and makes training a doctor so slow and expensive are there exactly against that kind of stuff. Sorry mate but you have been duped. These regulations are made to limit the supply of doctors and keep the prices up. Most of doctors require little in terms of competency to conduct a general check up. Some specialties in medicine require extra, much extra. But if you are having a headache/fever, or a regular dermatitis, you'd be fine with minimal training.
- mrtksn 4y ago> But if you are having a headache/fever, or a regular dermatitis, you'd be fine with minimal training. I think you are confusing nurses with doctors. Sure, administering painkillers for a headache doesn't require much training. The training part is about being able to tell what's the reason of the medical issue, plan the treatment and take responsibility of for it. I see this kind of reasoning in engineering too. There are many people claiming that technicians can do everything that an engineer can do and what they fail to understand is what's an engineer. Sure, utilising engineers for jobs that should be done by technicians also help with the confusion.
- p-e-w 4y ago> These things are quite rare in the "medical establishment". The article talks about hundreds of thousands of victims. This was a government-organized criminal enterprise, not "a few bad apples".
- mrtksn 4y agoSee, this is not about medical establishment doing something, this is about government doing something with cooperation of some medical professionals in an era of low regulations. Governments can run pretty evil programs, you can tell by all the equipment specialised for killing people they purchase.
- digdugdirk 4y agoAnd the parent comment is talking about the current state of the establishment. One which saw its own horrors and took the reins and reformed itself to avoid the possibility of the government pressuring a physician or researcher into performing an experiment like this. It's why drug research and development is slow, and why doctors are hard to access (because why not also limit supply to boost your bottom line while you're at it?) but it also protects society from abuse.
- p-e-w 4y agoIf history is any indication, we will only find out about the full scale of abuses committed by the current establishment a few decades from now. But if you seriously doubt that the US medical establishment of today is capable of committing horrifying human rights abuses, I suggest you read up on the Judge Rotenberg Educational Center[1], which has been condemned for practicing torture by the United Nations as recently as 2013. [1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Judge_Rotenberg_Educational_Center https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Judge_Rotenberg_Educational_Ce...
- m_mueller 4y agoreading this made me physically ill, especially being a father...
- mc32 4y agoNo. Not for a minute should you believe it would be beyond the pale for the establishment to push a narrative while not letting users/patients know all the facts. They may think they are doing these things for the right reasons and that history would prove them right (maybe, maybe not) but be assured you will receive bad information from that establishment and it will try to cover its tracks (mistakes) and be loath to admit they were wrong when the skeptics were right (of course it’s the nature of skeptics to be counter and will also be wrong, but they don’t have the force of the establishment behind them).
- mrtksn 4y agoDo you understand that there are many unconnected for-profit and non-profit medical systems all over the world? Including areas of low to no enforcement due to lack proper government and they are not doing anything different?
- peteradio 4y ago> those nuts tell hundreds of BS Quite dismissive to lump one person making a single complaint with all other complaints ever uttered.