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[Clucky @Clucky92864053]

They want doctors, who are held hostage to their visa. They want "providers of the protocols established by pharmaceutical companies." Not doctors who will think for themselves. They want doctors, who will work for lower pay benefiting big hospitals.

[Renzo™ @fwrenzo1]

A government can track a poor person’s benefits, location, work hours, bank account, and medical records, but somehow cannot track where billions in public contracts disappear. Surveillance is always accurate when it targets the powerless.

[Tim Pool @Timcast]

Murder, they murdered her

[𝓐 ⭑ @ayojoestar]

Calling a forest “undeveloped land” is such a strange way to describe it.

Nothing is undeveloped about it. It is an ecosystem doing exactly what it is supposed to do.

[The Redheaded libertarian @TRHLofficial]

A baby’s nervous system begins developing 3wks in gestation. Their entire body is hooked up to the spinal cord at 15wks. By 24wks the neurons connect to the cortex. Continuing to argue that babies only feel pain after birth so you can feel better about killing them is sinister.

[Historic Vids @historyinmemes]

A Virginia man accidentally left his phone recording while undergoing anesthesia for a colonoscopy. The audio captured medical staff insulting him, telling an assistant to lie to him, and discussing adding a false hemorrhoid diagnosis to his medical records. In 2015, a jury awarded him $500,000 in damages.

The patient, referred to in court documents as “D.B.,” underwent a colonoscopy in Reston, Virginia, in April 2013. Before receiving anesthesia, he activated his phone’s audio recorder to capture the post-procedure instructions. The device remained in his clothing beneath the operating table, unintentionally recording everything that happened during the procedure.

While listening to the recording on his way home, he discovered that anesthesiologist Dr. Tiffany Ingham had repeatedly mocked him while he was unconscious. She ridiculed his fear of needles, made insulting remarks about a rash he had mentioned, and said she had wanted to punch him following their conversation before the procedure.

The audio also revealed medical staff discussing ways to avoid interacting with him afterward. An assistant was told to falsely claim that the doctor had already spoken to him and that he simply couldn’t remember. Ingham was also heard discussing adding hemorrhoids to his medical records, despite no evidence of the condition being found.

The patient subsequently filed a lawsuit alleging defamation and medical malpractice. Following a three-day trial, a Fairfax County jury awarded him $500,000: $100,000 for defamation, $200,000 for medical malpractice, and $200,000 in punitive damages.

One juror later remarked that the defense had little room to dispute the allegations because the entire conversation had been captured on the recording.

[Alawiyah Yussof @AlawiyahYussof]

Noorazli Said says his apology for a lewd 'joke' involving the Catholic clergy was sincere, and cites several Bible verses on forgiveness.

A mere apology is not enough; he must face real consequences for his actions. Otherwise, it sets a precedent for others to act similarly

[minavee @minavalentine22]

@Hd25Plus well I suppose

[minavee @minavalentine22]

Today I saved a rat that is drowning in my rain barrel knowing that very same rat might be feasting on my pineapples when it ripens later 🙄

[minavee @minavalentine22]

@Hd25Plus Gross. If that's diarrhea due to some stomach bug or viruses, she's infecting others.

[minavee @minavalentine22]

I burned the chicken skin when trying to make schmaltz and my neighbour came out to ask if I'm okay. Cooking failure doesn't bother me but I'd rather it not be made public.

[minavee @minavalentine22]

@GutOptimized My personal favourite is cuban oregano tea for dry cough.

[Joseph Younis, MD @YounisJoseph]

Few people understand the improbability of Lindsay Clancy having psychosis at 8 months postpartum and that leading to her killing her children, so let me quantify using the available data:
1. Incidence of postpartum psychosis: ~0.15%
2. Homicide in untreated first-episode psychosis: ~0.16%
3. Postpartum disease peaks between 10-19 days.
4. The data on incidence of postpartum psychosis cited above stops at 3 months because most literature agrees that beyond that it asymptotically approaches 0.

Conditional probability that she had PPP and killed her children from it = 0.0000024 or 1/416,667. BUT that’s at 3 months. At 8 months? I’ll go on a limb and say probably 0.

However, people try to suggest that because Remeron has the very rare side effect of psychosis so it must’ve been drug-induced. Ok, she was also on Seroquel which is an antipsychotic. I guess that simpleton argument is neutralized.

Because anything is possible, you have to analyze the incident in real time. When you do, you realize it’s absolutely silly to suggest that she hopped into psychosis for 18 minutes, murdered her children, then just hopped right back out without intervention.

[minavee @minavalentine22]

@NIASCEND Have a blessed birthday, Dr Kats.

[Skyandocean 🍉 @skyundocean]

@NASAEarth How much my government paid you to release this false information?
It isn’t caused by drought.
It is an arson, done by illegal evil palm tree field business owner.
The world needs to know.
They caught planting palm tree seeds on the burned lands.

[minavee @minavalentine22]

@Hd25Plus How many burgers can you eat in one sitting?

[minavee @minavalentine22]

Suddenly I have craving for orange animal biscuits.

[DrHS @BuruhSiluman]

Kompas hari ini membuat ilustrasi utk menunjukkan bahwa area kebakaran kebanyakan di konsesi sawit. Ini jelas berarti Kalimantan dibakar oleh sistem kapitalisme perkebunan monokultur sawit.

[minavee @minavalentine22]

@randy_khoo Thank you. Not just turbo cancer but sudden death as well in my small social circle.

[minavee @minavalentine22]

I didn't expect my friend to die from leukaemia at 36. Usually the remission rate is pretty good at that age range.