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No, it was a non-sequitur argument after having your core premise disproven with an extremely common and well-known example of women's health being extremely we
by catigula 1y ago
No, it was a non-sequitur argument after having your core premise disproven with an extremely common and well-known example of women's health being extremely well-funded. You even carved out special pleading by trying to exempt it.