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RacinetheMeme 1 point ago +1 / -0

Was Commulah a drunk? I don't remember that at all.

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RacinetheMeme 2 points ago +2 / -0

This is from September of 2025 when that was signed.

Also, while the administration’s strategy tasks federal intelligence and law enforcement with targeting these networks, domestic operations within the United States fall under domestic law enforcement (DOJ, FBI, DHS) rather than the CIA. Under the National Security Act of 1947 and Executive Order 12333, the Central Intelligence Agency is restricted from domestic law enforcement functions or covert surveillance directed at U.S. persons inside the United States. Foreign intelligence components or international funding channels tied to foreign entities fall under foreign intelligence authorities, but domestic investigations and arrests are handled by domestic federal agencies.

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RacinetheMeme 1 point ago +1 / -0

Yeah, it actually preserves gas. Go read more about why they did it, it's super fascinating.

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RacinetheMeme 1 point ago +1 / -0

Medications are extremely dangerous for people who don't need them, that's why you have to have a prescription to get them.

A life saving medication for one patient can be instant death for another, that doesn't mean it's deadly for the first patient. It just means you need to be sure you're only taking what is right for you.

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RacinetheMeme 1 point ago +1 / -0

No doubt the appendix has some wonderful functions and it is removed too quickly by many ER surgeons these days, but it also can sometimes just blow the fuck up and kill you just like any other organ in your body. I once had a long haul trucker come into my office complaining about stomach pain before he had a cross country drive - this was 30 years ago.

I touched his stomach and he winced so hard he almost fell off the table. I sent him to the ER and when they cut him open his appendix was the size of a football and oozing bile and blood into his stomach cavity.

If he'd hopped in that truck he'd most likely have died on the road.

And in 30 years, that's the only person I've seen in person with an appendix issue, and I worked in an ER for a decade.

It's not as common as it seems.

Also, the sodium in Campbells is ludicrous, make your own soup.

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RacinetheMeme 1 point ago +1 / -0

Yeah, there is a pharmacology class, but it had nothing to do with modern theories of medicine, it was how chemicals work and interact in the body. My class was after that, but I don't even recall name brand medicines being discussed.

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RacinetheMeme 1 point ago +1 / -0

Well, he passed almost 20 years ago, he was the head of a repair center for Mack Trucks

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RacinetheMeme 8 points ago +8 / -0

That's a retarded assumption. When I was in medical school it was all basics about how the body works. Vaccines and medications never came up during school, medications were discussed during specific rotations, but there was never a class or anything where someone sat me down and talked about pharma. We looked at how muscles work and how organs operate and how injuries and illness affect the body.

Ask your own doctor that question. It's not what you learn in school that changes so fast, it's the BS that pharma companies send you as soon as you establish your own practice.

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RacinetheMeme 2 points ago +2 / -0

Every recommendation across the board is to make standard permanent, for some reason Trump said DST should be permanent. I'm going to take his side in this though.

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RacinetheMeme 3 points ago +3 / -0

Except you can choose to not get him on your passport if you don't want it.

No one has been forced to get one.

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RacinetheMeme 3 points ago +3 / -0

Most of the ones listed are small ship fires that hit the news and had no real results, then the last one just says: Various fires all over the globe.

Aside from the giant first explosion, the rest are fairly routine accidents, that one just happens to be a fairly large fuck up.

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