I just had a thought about medical/health care. I am new to this idea of lawful v. legal, but whichever the case, why do people go to practitioners who don't have an obligation to do what is best for the patient?

What if people stopped using practitioners who are not by law compelled to do their best for the patient?

If a doctor could be personally sued, for example for using/prescribing Remdesivir instead of Ivermectin for a "COVID" patient wouldn't that be something? If it is not the doctor making the treatment decision, then couldn't the person who is "higher up" such as the hospital head administrator be charged for practicing medicine illegally?

>>18103011

>The biggest danger to the US people isn't any foreign actor, it's the US government.

>>18102976

I like it. I don't know about the apparent theology at the beginning, but to me it makes the point about pushing the jabs. I think the wicked face God's judgment, all those who did not accept and have faith in Jesus.

I have e-mailed some public officials with similar sentiments. I basically make it clear I have no ill will and at least once told them truthfully I would pray for them.

>>18103114

The picture of the girl with bleeding nose and eye is the reason I prayed in the Spirit for minor family member needing a test. Turned out they had one of the child's parents use the swab, with apparently no ill effects. Temporarily scared the "crap" out of me but reignited my prayer life.

>>18103129

President Trump's statement has enough meaning without doing any digging, but I did find something interesting when I looked up the acronym CMC. One meaning is command master chief. Searching that term lead to this story. Spoopy.

https://news.yahoo.com/uss-george-washington-suicides-investigation-004041252.html

>>18103136

>If that means people will have to be culled because they are drawing too much from Medicaid, then so be it.

Biggest reason not to be dependent on government goodies.

I wonder if this extends to social security beneficiaries.

>>18103282

>do not bring harm upon others

I don't have a beef with what you are saying for the most part. I think believers in Jesus Christ can still sin, but should have a conscience active to bring them to repentance. Ideally we walk closely enough with Jesus that we don't sin.

I like your idea of contacting those in apparent authority, if you God is asking you to do so. It could be an excellent opportunity to present truth and give some an opportunity to repent. Recently, some Christians that I listen to have started to call out political leaders. It is an opportune time to pray for them so that they repent before severe punishment is meted out It t seems that some of the judgment is by divine action rather than at the hands of men or courts.

>>18103334

>if you

should have just said "if"

>>18103337

>>18103337

>fuckfaces

>>18103337

>echo-chamber civilians

>fucked-up theories

This looks like a lot of ad hominem attacks, using intellectually challenged verbiage.

The observation of massively increased numbers of collapsing athletes is not something that needs to be "proved". The numbers tell the tale. When experts in cardiology such as Peter McCullough and Aseem Malhotra can identify markers of damage and others can provide the mechanisms it is pretty obvious there is a real problem.

Your use of the word civilian is interesting. Whose military or what entity might you represent? Or if you are not part of a military why would you think non-civilians would understand better than civilians?

>>18103349

I've seen street lights that have the mountings ready for meters. No meter is yet present, though.

Why meters with on/off toggles on street lights? To charge us more for utilities and/or part of kill grid?

>>18103388

>>18103398

Gardasil sometimes did this. Plus there are recorded cases for decades with underlying heart problems. I hope no sane person is arguing we never had athletes collapse or die before. The numbers occurring now are insanely higher than previously. This would be called a "signal". It is important to pay attention to those when they coincide with the introduction of a novel gene therapy injection.

>>18103411

For starters: https://stevekirsch.substack.com/p/safety-signals-for-770-different

If you are missing these indicators it is likely you are choosing to do so.

>>18103415

This^^^^^^^^

>>18103434

I have no problem letting people collect what they put in. I would have preferred to keep my own resources in the first place. However, because of the way the "government" handles social security I do think they will try to off beneficiaries. It makes sense for the DS to do this because the "benefits" don't transfer to progeny and only partly to spouses as I understand it.