Washington Post: GOP’s closing election message on health baffles strategists, worries experts; “No Obamacare.” Questioning vaccines. No fluoride in drinking water. They’re all Republican assertions in the final days of the presidential campaign. (I’m not a subscriber so I cannot link the …
Washington Post: GOP’s closing election message on health baffles strategists, worries experts; “No Obamacare.” Questioning vaccines. No fluoride in drinking water. They’re all Republican assertions in the final days of the presidential campaign. (I’m not a subscriber so I cannot link the article; I simply am writing the headline that came in an email)
"...it soon became apparent that the porn star gambit was not simply a Hail Mary from the margins. Rather, it is part of the Democrats’ comprehensive effort to grasp at the loyalties of young men who are leaving the party in droves. Ironically, as much more respectable groups with much more money to burn got in on the porn pitch, the ads themselves became obscene. "
flouride is great for you , a by product of making aluminium load up on it , I've never had it in my toothpaste or water , never had a cavity until I was 55 and that was because most my teeth were broken in an accident when i was 48
Thanks for this. I just helped a young teen dude who contacted me through my channel, where I've posted videos about child development and how "gender" changing can't fit with Piaget's established stages. "Paul" had apparently had exposure to pornography at a too young age, and he developed an ideation that perhaps he's a female "caught in a male body.' I've debunked this many times; I am the ex-wife of such a man and know the corruption in that area of psychology. With a weekly letter exchange via email, I gave him suggestions for a healthier way to approach growing up, first rule, get off the internet. He's now feeling much better, realized he has to guard his mind from the violent and unromantic sexual images.
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Washington Post: GOP’s closing election message on health baffles strategists, worries experts; “No Obamacare.” Questioning vaccines. No fluoride in drinking water. They’re all Republican assertions in the final days of the presidential campaign. (I’m not a subscriber so I cannot link the article; I simply am writing the headline that came in an email)
First Things: https://www.firstthings.com/web-exclusives/2024/11/democrats-close-campaign-with-porn:
"...it soon became apparent that the porn star gambit was not simply a Hail Mary from the margins. Rather, it is part of the Democrats’ comprehensive effort to grasp at the loyalties of young men who are leaving the party in droves. Ironically, as much more respectable groups with much more money to burn got in on the porn pitch, the ads themselves became obscene. "
flouride is great for you , a by product of making aluminium load up on it , I've never had it in my toothpaste or water , never had a cavity until I was 55 and that was because most my teeth were broken in an accident when i was 48
Thanks for this. I just helped a young teen dude who contacted me through my channel, where I've posted videos about child development and how "gender" changing can't fit with Piaget's established stages. "Paul" had apparently had exposure to pornography at a too young age, and he developed an ideation that perhaps he's a female "caught in a male body.' I've debunked this many times; I am the ex-wife of such a man and know the corruption in that area of psychology. With a weekly letter exchange via email, I gave him suggestions for a healthier way to approach growing up, first rule, get off the internet. He's now feeling much better, realized he has to guard his mind from the violent and unromantic sexual images.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tz0Zy-J5OYc&t=5s