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by feet 4y ago
And we wonder why the anti choice crowd is seen as mother killers I don't care about hypotheticals that have no basis in reality just like I don't give a shit about what the founding fathers thought, who were rapist-racist-sexist-
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by feet 4y ago
You're misunderstanding what I'm saying. They don't need to build anything They already have capacity, they have the distilleries and holding already built but sitting entirely unused, they just aren't spinning it up t
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by feet 4y ago
Personally I use potassium citrate so I can keep my Cl- levels under control, should only have like 2.3g of both Cl and Na per day so I found that KCl threw my Cl out of whack But lots of Americans have issues with low potassium, it's
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by feet 4y ago
We can control one side of the equation, so that prevents them from reading some at least.
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by feet 4y ago
Mans out here hoggin all the booty
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by feet 4y ago
Another reason to run your own email server
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by feet 4y ago
Draw the line at 41 weeks. I don't care about your nonsense hypothetical. Bring me a real scenario. One singular example of an abortion at 39 weeks where the mother didn't want the baby. I guarantee you can't actually find on
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by feet 4y ago
At 39 weeks the woman has known she has been pregnant for some time and intends to keep the baby. If an abortion happens at this point, it's an incredibly traumatic experience because something with the pregnancy has gone extremely wro
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by feet 4y ago
You're 100% on the nose. A big part of it is unnecessary middleman companies leeching at every point in the process. That's why the profit is so minimal, because there are just so many people providing little to no benefit all tak
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by feet 4y ago
It spends more per capita with worse outcomes That's the point, where is that extra spending going? What good is it doing? Why is any other question the topic of discussion?
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by feet 4y ago
It's honestly bizarre that the same people in the US who were screaming about Sharia law are now pulling this dumb crap
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by feet 4y ago
Oaths taken on the bible are done by choice. Someone being sworn in can choose any book they want. The god stuff was added during the cold war due to the red scare and its definitely unconstitutional to force people to recite those words.
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by feet 4y ago
I'm contrasting between your example, which uses a fully grown human, against pregnancy which is significantly different. The law already views minors and 18+ as distinctly different due to developed cognitive abilities so I'm mak
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by feet 4y ago
In the US humans have rights on a sliding scale, a child does not have the same rights as an 18 year old I don't think its unreasonable that a fetus, being a clump of cells that cannot survive and is not independently living, has less
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by feet 4y ago
Why should people be forced into abstinence? Why are republicans trying to make contraceptives illegal?
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by feet 4y ago
I still don't see how that's a good metric, in any way, for judging health care costs. "Disposable income" takes nothing else into account such as other costs or predatory behaviors in the healthcare system Its literally
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by feet 4y ago
Might as well use the abandoned property instead of letting it go to waste
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by feet 4y ago
"Disposable income" is undefined, its super vague and we can't determine anything with that phrase Most people in the US don't have "disposable income" from my perspective
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by feet 4y ago
You say this like the profit seeking in the US is some sort of natural phenomenon that we can't avoid. We can adjust costs based in cost of living and local currency, profiteering is what sucks resources out of the system Physicians in
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by feet 4y ago
Why would that even matter?
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by feet 4y ago
It's the whole reason for the UK tube strikes right now too, and the media is trying to paint the union guy as some Marxist villain when they just want decent wages The whole thing is totally absurd and short sighted, it's damagin
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by feet 4y ago
The reason its not effective is because most of the money doesn't actually do anything, that's literally what profit is Profiteering leeches resources from a system to benefit a small number of people at the expense of the rest of
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by feet 4y ago
What about those of us that do both?
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by feet 4y ago
Biology is insanely complex and almost all systems interact with each other in some way. Nothing in bio is straight forward :)
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by feet 4y ago
What I'm saying is that those people in government who could be considered "deep state" are the ones appointed due to the money in politics. I agree that there is unaccountability but it all comes down to money and corporate
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by feet 4y ago
Oh no you see, that was de regulation! Now the states get the choice to regulate women's bodies Ugh But yea, trigger laws enacted have now regulated women's bodies in something like 15-20 States or something? It's disgusti
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by feet 4y ago
You bring up a good point, even though the US spends the most per capita on health care we actually have the worst outcomes https://www.pgpf.org/chart-archive/0252_health_outcomes_spen...
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by feet 4y ago
Would you really want to live in a building like that? Doesn't seem like it would be pleasant
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by feet 4y ago
The human body is a system, I'm not a physiologist so I don't fully understand everything. That being said, if organs which normally supply some sort of supportive function to the heart no longer work, it's definitely possibl
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by feet 4y ago
But citrix is bad, its way too complex to implement well for the benefit so essentially all installations are too slow to use effectively. That sounds to me like you're taking advantage of people who don't know better

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