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TheAntiPanicanLearingCenter
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2021 Sep 29, 11:23pm
TheAntiPanicanLearingCenter
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2021 Sep 29, 11:23pm
keeprubbersidedown says
It's out in the open now, and they don't bother hiding much.
Thanks, Trump.
It’s just crazy. I am starting to actually believe the govt really is filled with evil. Fake elections, deep state, holy shit!
It's out in the open now, and they don't bother hiding much.
Thanks, Trump.
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Ceffer
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2021 Sep 29, 11:37pm
Ceffer
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2021 Sep 29, 11:37pm
One of my wife's Republican friends got the jab under duress, and got really sick from it. Her doctor told her to consider herself lucky, since Covid 19 would have been so much worse.
Kaiser sold out completely with promotions, contests, and every fake propaganda they can squeeze out to push the vax. Doctors claim they and their whole families have had the vax, like, yeah, saline if they had any sanity.
it's all beyond the pale of disgraceful. Reward the cowardly, opportunistic and sociopathic doctors, punish and strike off the good doctors with consciences.
Kaiser sold out completely with promotions, contests, and every fake propaganda they can squeeze out to push the vax. Doctors claim they and their whole families have had the vax, like, yeah, saline if they had any sanity.
it's all beyond the pale of disgraceful. Reward the cowardly, opportunistic and sociopathic doctors, punish and strike off the good doctors with consciences.
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Patrick
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2021 Sep 29, 11:43pm
Patrick
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2021 Sep 29, 11:43pm
Booger says
Lol, not so trusted anymore.
Most doctors have turned out to lack all principles other than self-interest. They failed to speak out in large numbers against mandatory jabs even though we have no long-term safety data and the short-term data is not looking good either.
Lol, not so trusted anymore.
Most doctors have turned out to lack all principles other than self-interest. They failed to speak out in large numbers against mandatory jabs even though we have no long-term safety data and the short-term data is not looking good either.
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TheAntiPanicanLearingCenter
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2021 Sep 30, 1:26am
TheAntiPanicanLearingCenter
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2021 Sep 30, 1:26am
Yep, good old Adam Smith said "Enlightened Self-Interest".
Not raw naked Self-Interest.
This is because of heavy regulation of licensing Doctors. We don't just need competing businesses, we need competing Societies/Associations as well.
For some reason I think of Napoleon Chagnon, and the American Anthropological Society, which has a worldview they vigorously enforce. Or the American Chemical Society, which fought against banning lead additives in gasoline for many years.
Not raw naked Self-Interest.
This is because of heavy regulation of licensing Doctors. We don't just need competing businesses, we need competing Societies/Associations as well.
For some reason I think of Napoleon Chagnon, and the American Anthropological Society, which has a worldview they vigorously enforce. Or the American Chemical Society, which fought against banning lead additives in gasoline for many years.
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Patrick
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2021 Oct 6, 10:32am
Patrick
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2021 Oct 6, 10:32am
https://kdvr.com/news/coronavirus/covid-19-vaccine/kidney-transplant-patient-moved-to-inactive-for-not-receiving-covid-vaccine/?utm_source=patrick.net&utm_medium=patrick.net&utm_campaign=patrick.net
Oct 5, 2021 / 05:17 PM MDT / Updated: Oct 5, 2021 / 05:17 PM MDT
DENVER (KDVR) — A patient on the kidney transplant list was moved to inactive status by UCHealth for not receiving a COVID-19 vaccine. Her living donor is also unvaccinated and UCHealth said both need to be vaccinated for the transplant process to continue.
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TheAntiPanicanLearingCenter
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2024 May 3, 5:49pm
TheAntiPanicanLearingCenter
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2024 May 3, 5:49pm
Doctors fail for the same reason shut up for so long.
Their licenses, job prospects, etc. are at the mercy of large institutions, often unelected ones.
The solution is to get the government out, and to stop the government from allowing monopoly licensing by the Bar, AMA, etc.
Most South Americans countries do the correct thing: You can buy any Rx except psychoactive or opiate ones without a prescription
Their licenses, job prospects, etc. are at the mercy of large institutions, often unelected ones.
The solution is to get the government out, and to stop the government from allowing monopoly licensing by the Bar, AMA, etc.
Most South Americans countries do the correct thing: You can buy any Rx except psychoactive or opiate ones without a prescription
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WookieMan
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2025 Jul 24, 8:13am
WookieMan
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2025 Jul 24, 8:13am
zzyzzx says
I go almost an hour early. Check in. Tell them to call me when they can get me into an actual room. Go to a coffee shop so I can just grab and go. If they know you're around and filled out any forms they needed, it's 2025, phones have been around for a long time. Use them. Call me when you're ACTUALLY ready. Somehow they can call in appointment reminders.
The problem is needy patients. My son did a medical thingy for a cross country camp. Checked his head for lice, temperature and feet for athletes foot. In and out in under 2 minutes. We were in a line for 40 minutes. Some of the kids were in there for 20 minutes. It was an overnight camp with bunk houses.
We've become a nation of pill poppers. The kid/counselor running the bunkhouse was very direct. He's like, every kid is on pills, medications, allergies, etc. Basically said it was a pain in the ass. I kind of knew that, but witnessing the time for some of these kids was kind of stark. 20 minutes for a few question and 3 really quick tests....? It was fucking 90ºf in the sun and I still had a 4 hour drive to get back home. I kept my cool somehow.
If you're doing a cross country running camp, you should be healthy or pick another sport. Running 3-6 miles is not for everyone. I also think modern parents are forcing pills on kids and the docs are like whatever, I'm getting paid.
Actually not satire.
I go almost an hour early. Check in. Tell them to call me when they can get me into an actual room. Go to a coffee shop so I can just grab and go. If they know you're around and filled out any forms they needed, it's 2025, phones have been around for a long time. Use them. Call me when you're ACTUALLY ready. Somehow they can call in appointment reminders.
The problem is needy patients. My son did a medical thingy for a cross country camp. Checked his head for lice, temperature and feet for athletes foot. In and out in under 2 minutes. We were in a line for 40 minutes. Some of the kids were in there for 20 minutes. It was an overnight camp with bunk houses.
We've become a nation of pill poppers. The kid/counselor running the bunkhouse was very direct. He's like, every kid is on pills, medications, allergies, etc. Basically said it was a pain in the ass. I kind of knew that, but witnessing the time for some of these kids was kind of stark. 20 minutes for a few question and 3 really quick tests....? It was fucking 90ºf in the sun and I still had a 4 hour drive to get back home. I kept my cool somehow.
If you're doing a cross country running camp, you should be healthy or pick another sport. Running 3-6 miles is not for everyone. I also think modern parents are forcing pills on kids and the docs are like whatever, I'm getting paid.
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“ Any doctor who actually reads the studies, or follows any of the protocols published by the Association of American Physicians and Surgeons, will see a lot of peer pressure to stop. The financial risks may be extreme. It takes a spine of steel to stand up to the authoritarian orthodoxy.”
https://www.americanthinker.com/articles/2021/09/why_do_doctors_go_along_with_covid_panic_porn_and_cdc_prescriptions.html?fbclid=IwAR3hcpmwBd63Inf7DWLQ3-ubzTSzK9nlNewH5VCqQMUVfjDx_KYZruCcyLM