It metabolizes into aparatic acid (an excitotoxin that causes neural damage in a similar way to MSG) and formaldehyde (obviously toxic and carcinogenic).
Probably no big deal in very small occasional doses, but if you guzzle diet soda or put 5 equal packets in your coffee, a very bad idea.
Being disingenuously dumb is a common shill tactic. If you post any good decode, you will invariably get a few unbelievably dumb responses, and other shills trying to get the dumb responses made into Notables. We press on.
Fuck BMW. Overpriced, no resale value, parts cost as much a brand new condo. I will never own one again.
POTUS called them out for ripping our country off and I agree.
UM, no we don't have to do that. What a stupid and divisive idea.
Patriots already call each out too much on Twatter for stupid bullshit.
Asking for donations is not a crime.
Having a PAYWALL IS bad.
Donate to him or not, the choice is yours.
Putting a lot of time into having an online presence takes up a lot of time. That time could otherwise be spent working at a paying job. There's nothing wrong with accepting donations. What's bad is when someone REQUIRES payment.
KEK
I'm wearing a $700 Seiko that some crackhead on the street sold me for $10 because he had no idea what he stole, since it wasn't gold or a rolex.
So what? Don't donate.
Shills will try to use Q's warning about Paytriots like Jerome Corsi to turn us against every single patriot that accepts donations, make bucks on YT, or sells a few T-shirts.
We cannot afford to be divided like that!
Patriots should not mind if someone helping our cause makes a little beer money.
I don't care if you're a shill or just the village idiot. You are WRONG about trying to ostracize someone for accepting donations or selling t-shirts. Q never denounced that. Go and look for yourself. Q warned about pay walls and Jerome Corsi.
Entering the country illegally is a CRIME. When you commit a crime you become a CRIMINAL.
What's wrong with selling T-Shirts. Clothing is a useful thing to own.
No disrespect intended, Baker.
I got a couple of WWG1WGA shirts from a relative. They probably bought them on Amazon. That kinda sucks, but it's just a shirt at the end of the day. I feel like we have bigger fish to fry.
We are already suppressed so much on Twatter, I think it's counterproductive to call out people are actually carrying our message to the best of their ability.