Docta @dr_werd

@middle_class_us In order for a family of 4 to be able to financially contribute to the market, they need to make over $140,000 a year.

@SDSLLC_USA @AntiLeftMemes They’re being deported to whatever countries will accept them, some of which this administration was trying to send to war torn countries.

@DivinelyDesined If your faith is so fragile that the beliefs of others offends you, maybe you should take a good hard look at your beliefs.

@jonbrooks Raising wages would be a start, next would be making more family friendly laws, like paid leave, mandatory.

@Cynical_Drinker @creation247 I don’t quite understand the point of view saying that the human body is designed well, it really isn’t. The same argument can be made that there is physical evidence in front of your eyes that evolution is real (a theory is a collection of facts, just as a reminder)

@creation247 It isn’t possible for science to prove that nothing exists, this argument is futile. Just let people believe what they believe. If your belief is so fragile that someone else believing different than you is a problem, you should ask yourself why that is.

@john_paul_vann @potus18_grant @MdBreathe @CDCgov @SecKennedy I think you misinterpreted my statement. I was saying that the two maps have nothing to do with one another. Covid 19 vaccines do not cause cancer, otherwise states that I mentioned that have high rates of vaccine would be lit up but they’re not.

@potus18_grant @MdBreathe @john_paul_vann @CDCgov @SecKennedy California has one of the highest vaccine rates. These maps have nothing to do with one another.

@MWilliamFunk @MdBreathe @CDCgov @SecKennedy If the primary reason for lower cancer was vitamin d, then the southern states would also look similar to the west.

@SonofManwithus The literal definition of a theory: A set of statements or principles devised to explain a group of facts or phenomena, especially one that has been repeatedly tested or is widely accepted and can be used to make predictions about natural phenomena. Notice the word facts.

@MWilliamFunk @MdBreathe @CDCgov @SecKennedy If that were entirely the case, Louisiana, Alabama, and Florida would look similarly to the west coast.

@weRserfs @john_paul_vann @MdBreathe @CDCgov @SecKennedy Just wanted to expand on this: Look at dc, Hawaii, Puerto Rico, New Mexico, Colorado, Massachusetts, and Rhode Island. Also notice how Louisiana, Iowa, South Carolina, and Alabama have higher cancer rates but low vaccine status.

@weRserfs @john_paul_vann @MdBreathe @CDCgov @SecKennedy And dc, Hawaii, Puerto Rico, and Rhode Island. Also notice how Louisiana has higher cancer rates but low vaccine status.

@john_paul_vann @MdBreathe @CDCgov @SecKennedy Look at dc, Hawaii, Puerto Rico, New Mexico, Colorado, Massachusetts, and Rhode Island. High vaccine rates, low cancer rates. Also notice how Louisiana, Iowa, South Carolina, and Alabama have higher cancer rates, low vaccine status. This isn’t the smoking gun you think it is

@DennisJ828144 @MdBreathe @john_paul_vann @CDCgov @SecKennedy Look at dc, Hawaii, Puerto Rico, New Mexico, Colorado, Massachusetts, and Rhode Island. High vaccine rates but low cancer rates. Also notice how Louisiana, Iowa, South Carolina, and Alabama have higher cancer rates but low vaccine status.

@MdBreathe @john_paul_vann @CDCgov @SecKennedy Look at dc, Hawaii, Puerto Rico, New Mexico, Colorado, Massachusetts, and Rhode Island. Also notice how Louisiana, Iowa, South Carolina, and Alabama have higher cancer rates but low vaccine status.

@bryson_cierra @weRserfs @john_paul_vann @MdBreathe @CDCgov @SecKennedy That would only strengthen the argument if that was the case, but it isn’t. The vaccine map is the earlier map, if the vaccine lead to cancer, the cancer map would reflect that. Hawaii is another state with high vaccine rates but low cancer rates.

@bikes_r_fun @mtgreenee @grok how much money has trump made off of his presidency while in office?

@MagaJen77 @eileendt5 @RonDeSantis There’s also non stimulant meds that a lot of kids take, it isn’t all stimulants.

@RebecaEigen @joeroganhq I’ve gotten multiple flu shots, and Covid shots. I’ve never gotten either the flu or Covid.