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lambchopp59

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3. Honestly, they've gone way too far, knowing they are essentially

Reply to Rhiannon12866 (Original post)

Sun Sep 5, 2021, 09:26 AM

Sep 2021

Practicing medicine without a license. As ancillary medical staff, we have to be very guarded with everything we say should any of it be misconstrued as giving "medical advice".
These pundits know very well much of their audience will not use better discretion, as the poisoning spike demonstrates.
Surely some sort of legal remedy to halt these misinformation efforts by these fluckheads can happen?

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Fox News misinforms public by hyping horse dewormer as COVID 19 treatment - mediamatters4america [View all] Rhiannon12866 Sep 2021 OP

A local newspaper columnist trashed ivermectin and the comments online are ridiculous. brewens Sep 2021 #1

Well, I'm in New York, a supposedly "blue state," and I've read similar comments here Rhiannon12866 Sep 2021 #2

Honestly, they've gone way too far, knowing they are essentially lambchopp59 Sep 2021 #3

Can they now not be Sued for the numerous poisonings from Ivermectin? magicguido Sep 2021 #4

How is this garbage (broadcast on our public airwaves) not the same as shouting "Fire" Picaro Sep 2021 #5

I couldn't agree more and have no idea how they get away with it, illness and death have resulted Rhiannon12866 Sep 2021 #6