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When all it takes is a daily pill, or an injection, to reduce the risks of drunk-driving a motorcycle to practically nil - wouldn’t you want to do it? You don’t
by mock-possum 2y ago
When all it takes is a daily pill, or an injection, to reduce the risks of drunk-driving a motorcycle to practically nil - wouldn’t you want to do it? You don’t even need to wear a helmet, you can just do whatever on your motorcycle and not worry about it.
You never have to think to yourself “hoo boy I’m at two beers, and I don’t know, should I have the third? Will that be too many? Am I going to need to get on my motorcycle in an hour? Or will it be more like three hours? What will my blood-alcohol level be at that point? Is this legal? Is this safe?”
You can just have fun getting fucked up and driving your motorcycle.
Modern medicine has given us this incredible thing, and you’re really going to be like “Naw I don’t know about all that.”
- Ntrails 2y ago> Modern medicine has given us this incredible thing, and you’re really going to be like “Naw I don’t know about all that.” I think that the only actual complaint I've ever heard against Prep is the costs being socialised and covered solely not by the user (ie insurance or public healthcare or whatever). It is (was?) not cheap!