Do you think that kind of aggressive tone would be suitable in a work place?
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Do you think that kind of aggressive tone would be suitable in a work place?
It makes even less sense to keep them in the shadows, afraid to work with cops, given they are such a vulnerable population.
Anyhow, my phone number had a hit and they showed my first and last initial and corresponding asterisks; seems legit.
For people saying "why enter your phone number into random site" -- not sure how much value a phone number provides without the accompanying information.
Do you dispute the above?
You could breed humans like we do with industrial agriculture and factory farms, but you would have a difficult time arguing this is good for the health of the animals (or people) involved.
Yes, more people would die. Does that mean the ones who didn't would be worse off? Less healthy?
There is a natural balance to the world order. Pushing the system, even building it up, creates strains that might not be obvious until it is catastrophically so.
The idea that the drugs "cure" or "treat" is just a social construct to justify their usage.
From first hand experience, it doesn't take much to get an ADHD diagnosis, as long as you seem credible and not drug seeking. I could ask my psychiatrist for practically any drug I wanted. It does not seem like a viable long term solution for me.
I can't respond to something as vague as what you are saying.
And I never made that claim.
Example? Also if they are such compelling stories, why do only "non-establishment" media companies run them?
I mentioned it elsewhere, but where is the panic over prescription drugs and their harmful side effects?
This is a non story. Marijuana is popular because it's potent. Compare it to other legal drugs, the obvious being alcohol, and again tell me about the relative harm.
Your answer just further illustrates my point.
Have you ever been cycled through different antidepressants? Anti anxiety meds? ADHD meds? Meds for sleep, meds for wakefulness?
These drugs are all very potent and your body cannot distinguish between intended and so-called "side" effects.
This kind of hyperbole discredits anything else you would have to say.
I mean, the rest is basically just unmasked racism, so it also discredits itself. So there's that.
We know there is an effect. That's why people use them. Seems to miss the point to just say "this is harm" and ignore whatever factors would influence the decision to use.
Why is that prescription drugs come with a long list of "side effects" but most of society doesn't see the "harm" in those?
It's not unheard of for someone to have the opinion that the consequences of drug's legal status is more harmful than the drug itself.
I doubt being sentenced to 10 years in prison over selling weed is going to be less harmful than any negative effects observed in this study.
Do you have a citation for that because I have only ever seen research pointing to the opposite.
https://www.washingtonpost.com/politics/2020/10/16/this-summ...
As far as I know, the body count of police killing unarmed black people far outstrips any body count of BLM protests.
> The Post’s data shows police fatally shot 13 unarmed Black men in 2019.
https://www.usatoday.com/story/news/factcheck/2020/06/23/fac...
> Over the past five years there has been no reduction in the racial disparity in fatal police shooting victims despite increased use of body cameras and closer media scrutiny, according to a new report by researchers at Yale and the University of Pennsylvania.
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> Among unarmed victims, Black people were killed at three times the rate (218 total killed), and Hispanics at 1.45 times the rate of white people (146 total killed).
https://news.yale.edu/2020/10/27/racial-disparity-police-sho...
Maybe that's why they are so upset?
But for sure, I happily celebrate the cultural holiday known as Christmas.
a) if you are not making progress. b) if you are.
This isn't a controversial statement. I'd love to know how many snark responses are coming from people who actually have experience training.
Seems to be this modern disease of the internet era where everyone assumes they know everything just by reading about it on their computers, with no respect given to actual experience doing the work.