Drusas

I missed that you were replying to a comment I made to OP, but you are not OP. So I have no idea.

Edit: Oh wait, nevermind. You did share your opinion and it is in line with OP’s.

There’s no nuance to be had here most of the time and it’s depressing.

There is nuance to be had because not everybody is the same.

I understand that there are tons of problems in the US, but hating on an entire culture/people is bigotry no matter who it is aimed towards.

You sound ridiculous.

Antibiotic-resistant strains of chlamydia have been spreading, actually.

Same is true of the elderly. There’s been a huge spike in STIs in retirement homes.

You only need one flu shot, not two.

And here we are.

It’s the title that is inflammatory and trolling. Do you really not understand that editorializing is a thing?

There is nuance to be had, it’s just been overwritten by the mainstream media trying to pretend that they’re centrist.

By pointing out that hating on everybody from a single country is bigotry?

Obviously your opinion is more common, but I disagree.

You said it in your reply. An editorialized title–an extremely editorialized title, which was clearly crafted specifically to garner outrage.

They’re not asking for a 50% wage hike. They’re asking to have their pensions, which were taken from them a decade ago, to be restored.

I wonder how many people actually believe that he committed suicide.

I am not a gun advocate or a mister.

I downvoted and I’m not angry. I just recognize that this post is intentionally inflammatory and trolling. As is common from OP.

I would still find it inappropriate, actually.

I used to feed my dog Taste of the Wild, but they are grain-free and recent research shows that this is not healthy for dogs. I switched to Purina Pro Plan, which is, of course, even more expensive.

Just a reminder that single action revolvers still exist and don’t have the heavier pull. They also don’t have manual safeties, as far as I’m aware.

You might be shocked to learn that not all Americans are the same. Bigot.

I wonder if that might be the case. My dad said that it wasn’t painful, so I’m not sure. The needles are apparently very thin.

I would expect, just like with pharmaceutical medicine, there is a placebo effect for some people and so it gets really complicated trying to determine how effective something like acupuncture is.

It makes no sense at all for preventative medicine like vaccinations not to be 100% covered. They reduce costs in the long term, so everyone wins.