Be very careful.

[gipper]

Doctors are dangerous.

I would add...Why do doctors prescribe so many synthetic prescription drugs, most of which cause more harm than healing? They are paid by Big Pharma

 

[Bonzi]

Love of money is the root of all evil.

If you don't believe anything else in the Bible, believe that.

 

[miketx]

 

[Natural Citizen]

Hm. Never heard of the T-Zone.

 

[miketx]

 

[gipper]

Love of money is the root of all evil.

If you don't believe anything else in the Bible, believe that.

Yet many Americans firmly believe their doctors are only looking out for their best interests.

 

[miketx]

 

[fncceo]

synthetic prescription drugs, most of which cause more harm than healing?

Present your clinical evidence.

 

[Bonzi]

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the good old days....
they actually still use liquid cocaine......in hospitals/ERs

 

[gipper]

synthetic prescription drugs, most of which cause more harm than healing?

Present your clinical evidence.

It should be obvious to you, but if it isn't than I can't help you.

 

[fncceo]

It should be obvious to you, but if it isn't than I can't help you.

What studies can you point to that back up your claim? If it's obvious, there should be clinical evidence?

 

[usmbguest5318]

Love of money is the root of all evil.

If you don't believe anything else in the Bible, believe that.

I don't know about "all," but a hell of a lot, most certainly.

 

[usmbguest5318]

Love of money is the root of all evil.

If you don't believe anything else in the Bible, believe that.

Yet many Americans firmly believe their doctors are only looking out for their best interests.

Well that's just flat out naive. I have my doubts about whether even all parents are so singularly altruistic toward their kids and whether all spouses are so singularly altruistic toward their partners. I know damn well doctors are not that altruistic toward their patients, monetary gain notwithstanding.

 

[gipper]

Love of money is the root of all evil.

If you don't believe anything else in the Bible, believe that.

Yet many Americans firmly believe their doctors are only looking out for their best interests.

Well that's just flat out naive. I have my doubts about whether even all parents are so singularly altruistic toward their kids and whether all spouses are so singularly altruistic toward their partners. I know damn well doctors are not that altruistic toward their patients, monetary gain notwithstanding.

I did post the word 'many', not ALL.

I do not trust doctors and I know there are many like me.

 

[usmbguest5318]

Love of money is the root of all evil.

If you don't believe anything else in the Bible, believe that.

Yet many Americans firmly believe their doctors are only looking out for their best interests.

Well that's just flat out naive. I have my doubts about whether even all parents are so singularly altruistic toward their kids and whether all spouses are so singularly altruistic toward their partners. I know damn well doctors are not that altruistic toward their patients, monetary gain notwithstanding.

I did post the word 'many', not ALL.

I do not trust doctors and I know there are many like me.

I did post the word 'many', not ALL.

Okay...Ummm....How does that have any bearing on my remark? My comment has to do with the doctors, not the "many people" who naively "think doctors are only looking out for their best interests."

many Americans firmly believe their doctors are only looking out for their best interests.

Well that's just flat out naive. I have my doubts about whether even all parents are so singularly altruistic toward their kids and whether all spouses are so singularly altruistic toward their partners. I know damn well doctors are not that altruistic toward their patients, monetary gain notwithstanding.

Are you saying, in refutation of my comment, that the many people who believe their doctors are only looking out for their best interests" are not "flat out naive" in so believing?

 

[Dale Smith]

synthetic prescription drugs, most of which cause more harm than healing?

Present your clinical evidence.

What do you know about the A.M.A and the Rockefeller foundation? There is your first hint. Eugenics was a huge deal in the 1930's. What people need to understand is that the elites that run this debt slavery system view us chattel slaves and simply a resource with ever diminishing returns with the coming A.I and robotic age upon us. What better way of getting rid of your creditors than killing them?

 

[gipper]

Love of money is the root of all evil.

If you don't believe anything else in the Bible, believe that.

Yet many Americans firmly believe their doctors are only looking out for their best interests.

Well that's just flat out naive. I have my doubts about whether even all parents are so singularly altruistic toward their kids and whether all spouses are so singularly altruistic toward their partners. I know damn well doctors are not that altruistic toward their patients, monetary gain notwithstanding.

I did post the word 'many', not ALL.

I do not trust doctors and I know there are many like me.

I did post the word 'many', not ALL.

Okay...Ummm....How does that have any bearing on my remark? My comment has to do with the doctors, not the "many people" who naively "think doctors are only looking out for their best interests."

many Americans firmly believe their doctors are only looking out for their best interests.

Well that's just flat out naive. I have my doubts about whether even all parents are so singularly altruistic toward their kids and whether all spouses are so singularly altruistic toward their partners. I know damn well doctors are not that altruistic toward their patients, monetary gain notwithstanding.

Are you saying, in refutation of my comment, that the many people who believe their doctors are only looking out for their best interests" are not "flat out naive" in so believing?

I believe MANY doctors are not to be trusted. That is clearly what I have posted.

That does not mean ALL doctors are untrustworthy. Get it?

 

[usmbguest5318]

Love of money is the root of all evil.

If you don't believe anything else in the Bible, believe that.

Yet many Americans firmly believe their doctors are only looking out for their best interests.

Well that's just flat out naive. I have my doubts about whether even all parents are so singularly altruistic toward their kids and whether all spouses are so singularly altruistic toward their partners. I know damn well doctors are not that altruistic toward their patients, monetary gain notwithstanding.

I did post the word 'many', not ALL.

I do not trust doctors and I know there are many like me.

I did post the word 'many', not ALL.

Okay...Ummm....How does that have any bearing on my remark? My comment has to do with the doctors, not the "many people" who naively "think doctors are only looking out for their best interests."

many Americans firmly believe their doctors are only looking out for their best interests.

Well that's just flat out naive. I have my doubts about whether even all parents are so singularly altruistic toward their kids and whether all spouses are so singularly altruistic toward their partners. I know damn well doctors are not that altruistic toward their patients, monetary gain notwithstanding.

Are you saying, in refutation of my comment, that the many people who believe their doctors are only looking out for their best interests" are not "flat out naive" in so believing?

I believe MANY doctors are not to be trusted. That is clearly what I have posted.

That does not mean ALL doctors are untrustworthy. Get it?

I believe MANY doctors are not to be trusted. That is clearly what I have posted.

One need only expand the above series of quoted posts to see that what you originally wrote and what you've subsequently stated you believe are not the same things.

• First you wrote about what "many people" believe about their doctors.
• Now you've attested to what you believe, and assert that is what you initially wrote.

If you didn't mean what you initially wrote as it is written, that's fine; mistakes like that happen. But don't sit there and claim that what your errant phrasing means something other that what it says.

 

[gipper]

Yet many Americans firmly believe their doctors are only looking out for their best interests.

Well that's just flat out naive. I have my doubts about whether even all parents are so singularly altruistic toward their kids and whether all spouses are so singularly altruistic toward their partners. I know damn well doctors are not that altruistic toward their patients, monetary gain notwithstanding.

I did post the word 'many', not ALL.

I do not trust doctors and I know there are many like me.

I did post the word 'many', not ALL.

Okay...Ummm....How does that have any bearing on my remark? My comment has to do with the doctors, not the "many people" who naively "think doctors are only looking out for their best interests."

many Americans firmly believe their doctors are only looking out for their best interests.

Well that's just flat out naive. I have my doubts about whether even all parents are so singularly altruistic toward their kids and whether all spouses are so singularly altruistic toward their partners. I know damn well doctors are not that altruistic toward their patients, monetary gain notwithstanding.

Are you saying, in refutation of my comment, that the many people who believe their doctors are only looking out for their best interests" are not "flat out naive" in so believing?

I believe MANY doctors are not to be trusted. That is clearly what I have posted.

That does not mean ALL doctors are untrustworthy. Get it?

I believe MANY doctors are not to be trusted. That is clearly what I have posted.

One need only expand the above series of quoted posts to see that what you originally wrote and what you've subsequently stated you believe are not the same things.

• First you wrote about what "many people" believe about their doctors.
• Now you've attested to what you believe, and assert that is what you initially wrote.

If you didn't mean what you initially wrote as it is written, that's fine; mistakes like that happen. But don't sit there and claim that what your errant phrasing means something other that what it says.

Good Lord, must you?

Many people DO believe their doctors are honest and forthright. Do you deny this?

 

[usmbguest5318]

Well that's just flat out naive. I have my doubts about whether even all parents are so singularly altruistic toward their kids and whether all spouses are so singularly altruistic toward their partners. I know damn well doctors are not that altruistic toward their patients, monetary gain notwithstanding.

I did post the word 'many', not ALL.

I do not trust doctors and I know there are many like me.

I did post the word 'many', not ALL.

Okay...Ummm....How does that have any bearing on my remark? My comment has to do with the doctors, not the "many people" who naively "think doctors are only looking out for their best interests."

many Americans firmly believe their doctors are only looking out for their best interests.

Well that's just flat out naive. I have my doubts about whether even all parents are so singularly altruistic toward their kids and whether all spouses are so singularly altruistic toward their partners. I know damn well doctors are not that altruistic toward their patients, monetary gain notwithstanding.

Are you saying, in refutation of my comment, that the many people who believe their doctors are only looking out for their best interests" are not "flat out naive" in so believing?

I believe MANY doctors are not to be trusted. That is clearly what I have posted.

That does not mean ALL doctors are untrustworthy. Get it?

I believe MANY doctors are not to be trusted. That is clearly what I have posted.

One need only expand the above series of quoted posts to see that what you originally wrote and what you've subsequently stated you believe are not the same things.

• First you wrote about what "many people" believe about their doctors.
• Now you've attested to what you believe, and assert that is what you initially wrote.

If you didn't mean what you initially wrote as it is written, that's fine; mistakes like that happen. But don't sit there and claim that what your errant phrasing means something other that what it says.

Good Lord, must you?

Many people DO believe their doctors are honest and forthright. Do you deny this?

I do not. Neither have I before denied they believe that.