Quote (Mondain @ Apr 18 2025 04:35pm)

It's not semantic.

A parent should protect their child until that child is an adult, gaining their freedom and capable of making educated decisions.
To knowingly harm the child is abuse, piercing the flesh and injecting an illness or putting them in an environment to infect them with illness.

Furthermore if the parent genuinely cared about their freedom and their child's freedom,
they would protect their child until they're an adult.

But you don't understand real freedom.
Your parents hindered your freedom, you hinder your own freedom and you will very likely hinder your children's future freedom.

Quote (Leeevee @ Apr 17 2025 05:26pm)

There's no telling yourself this or that in what I said.
RFK cites articles. I invite you to find back and critically read those articles. If you have had an academic bachelor in any scientific field you will have the reading capacity to understand that RFK is not competent in the interpretation of the same articles he is citing. It's not a matter of my personal opinion lol.



The health of the population being garbage is not the fault of what you people tend to call "big pharma" or health care providers, it is the fault of a government who installed health care in such a manner that it is inaccessible. A week ago I discussed with someone here on d2jsp, why the US health care system was supposedly the best of the world, and more importantly, far better than Canada. His one single argument, of which he could not deviate one bit during the entirety of the discussion, was, "If someone had infinite money, they would come to a US hospital". That shows a sheer lack of understanding with respect to health care performance indicators and completely disregards the impact of inaccessibility.
You install health care in the maximum Capitalistic sense one could think of and now you complain about the consequences. Furthermore, you install a government which has shown time and again to provide economical expansion at the cost of /EVERYTHING/. Your international relationships are all shot. Your education is shot. Your health care system will be shot for two decades to come. The BAoP congress I attended spent 4 of its 16 hours taking the piss with American health care because of how laughably bad it is, which is sad, because the country has very good MD programs. Money incentivizes wrongful decisions that may indeed hurt your public health care.

If you care so much about public health, perhaps you should not listen to a president that advocates shooting up bleach into your veins.



Can you provide some info on a video before making me watch a video? If I don't know if a video is worthwhile or relevant I won't watch it (if people did, TiStuff would keep everyone on jsp permanently occupied with bitchute videos lol)

Quote (thesnipa @ Apr 18 2025 06:45pm)

Bad US health = too many calories and low quality foods. im unsure how increased doctor visits will affect that. i dont think that the us healthcare system is to blame, it doesnt nothing to the leading cause of obesity. but the healthcare system doesnt address obesity very well either outside of prescribing ozempic.

Quote (Leeevee @ Apr 18 2025 12:23pm)

I don't disagree with you about the devastating effects of food in the US, but this is only a part of a bigger problem (obesogenic environment). MD's also play a role at institutional and societal level in promoting healthy food intake and an active life style, but in the US there is no time for that and a lot of financial incentive (for MD's also) to spend time doing other things. Preventative medicine doesn't pay very well. This is sadly also true for other modern countries.
Indeed, fixing this risk factor will require a shift larger than can be produced by just MD's.

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