He hasn’t traveled just for golf. He golfs where he travels and that’s not often. He mainly plays golf at his own courses. Obama went to Hawaii so often the local businesses didn’t appreciate him coming because they lost significant revenue while areas were cordoned off. Let’s not forget the time Obama flew on Air Force One to Hawaii and Michelle came the next day with her family on Air Force Two costing millions.
The natural evolution of the virus saved people from serious illness, not the shots which they are claiming. The virus became more infectious but far less virulent with symptoms dropping to those similar to a cold. Ever since the Omicron variant the virus has been essentially nonlethal but claims that the shots saved millions still prevail and is believed by the gullible.
@amyklobuchar What could we have done with the billions lost to fraud in Minnesota? The government, both the state and federal government are complicit in this fraud because it’s quite apparent there was no oversight.
@ClimateWarrior7@simonateba@elonmusk People have no clue whatsoever how Elon’s wealth is computed. Most of it isn’t liquid. It’s in stocks and other assets. It’s not like he has a trillion dollars stashed in a vault. His actual liquid wealth is a mere fraction of his net worth.
Not offended one bit. The number of jobs he’s created and the contributions to society are generational. What separates Elon from most is he’s a visionary entrepreneur who is willing to risk everything to start a business. Most people never even attempt what he’s done. They are risk averse. Employees don’t invent anything, they do tasks for the company. It’s a free market. You are only worth what value you bring to the company.
@RCJdpoctner Several states in the U.S. have passed legislation making ivermectin OTC. But here’s the big “BUT”, try to actually buy it. Walgreens, CVS and the other larger pharmacy chains refuse to sell it to you. Someone has a firm grip on them. Care to ponder who?
The burden of proof fallacy is an informal fallacy where a person makes a claim and then demands that others disprove it, instead of providing evidence for their own assertion. This fallacy incorrectly shifts the responsibility for providing proof from the person making the claim to the person questioning it. A common example is saying, "I believe we live in a simulation; prove me wrong," without offering any evidence to support the claim in the first place.
@Dr_starr_Mautne OTC means OTC, not pharmacies interpreting the law. Ibuprofen is OTC and no pharmacies are refusing to sell that drug even though statistically it’s less safe than ivermectin.
@simonmaechling The health agencies, hospitals, big pharma, politicians and media lost all credibility during COVID. They have a huge mountain to climb to regain any credibility.
@owtsgmi67@ValerieAnne1970 These people are easily figured out. Click on their name, select replies at the top and start reading their replies on multiple threads.