Reginald Fried Kentucky Jr
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Is this edited? He looks rough, even compared to just a few months ago. His job would still be stressful, but probably much less so if he were doing a good job. Pretty ironic that he’s harming his own health through his stances on healthcare while incorrectly attributing the poor health of the Americans to their own stances toward healthcare.
He's 71. America needs to get over it's fetish of old men politicians. Every single position of elected government should have two term limits.
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Every photo of RFK Jr. is taken during the brief moments between his being face down in a mountain of crushed Adderall.
He looks strung out on heroine to me. They might have that guy doped up.
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I'm not talking about personal responsibility as in "don't smoke cigarettes". I'm talking about "ultra-processed foods are the mono-cause for all human disease".
These people don't believe in health-risks. They believe that everyone who ever gets sick could have chosen not to.
we have a personal responsibility to be as healthy as it is possible not only for our own good but for the greater good of society
Ironic how fast "personal responsibility" becomes "you owe your body to the State". But even if we ignore the totalitarianism of your system, it's still wrong.
Smokers and the Obese incur fewer lifetime health costs than joggers. So by your reasoning, it's suddenly patriotic and prosocial to smoke, be a couch potato, and eat potato chips. People who work out are selfish and hate America.
wrote last edited by [email protected]Society is not the state. Society are your fellow human beings.
I was also never positioning this in terms of costs.
You seem to be pretty good at misrepresenting arguments so I’m just gonna stop replying now since it is clear you will not engage in good faith.
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This picture always makes me think he looks like Rodney Dangerfield's animated corpse doing standup comedy at the behest of an orange necromancer.
His skin does have a sort of Frankenstein's monster patched-together look to it there.
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He's 71. America needs to get over it's fetish of old men politicians. Every single position of elected government should have two term limits.
It's not a fetish, they're the only people that want to go into politics.
At 25, when people are eligible, they have usually worked for a bit and politics isn't on their mind.
Old people can also afford to fuck around with the economy more, they got theirs.
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But there is a very high component of personal responsibility in health. Two things can be true at the same time, and in this case we have a personal responsibility to be as healthy as it is possible not only for our own good but for the greater good of society since good diet, exercise etc all improve your immune system, your mental health etc which affects society at large as much as you as an individual.
It’s 50/50 really.
25/75. there's a shitton of luck.
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I'm not talking about personal responsibility as in "don't smoke cigarettes". I'm talking about "ultra-processed foods are the mono-cause for all human disease".
These people don't believe in health-risks. They believe that everyone who ever gets sick could have chosen not to.
we have a personal responsibility to be as healthy as it is possible not only for our own good but for the greater good of society
Ironic how fast "personal responsibility" becomes "you owe your body to the State". But even if we ignore the totalitarianism of your system, it's still wrong.
Smokers and the Obese incur fewer lifetime health costs than joggers. So by your reasoning, it's suddenly patriotic and prosocial to smoke, be a couch potato, and eat potato chips. People who work out are selfish and hate America.
Do you have a source for the joggers bit?
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I'm not talking about personal responsibility as in "don't smoke cigarettes". I'm talking about "ultra-processed foods are the mono-cause for all human disease".
These people don't believe in health-risks. They believe that everyone who ever gets sick could have chosen not to.
we have a personal responsibility to be as healthy as it is possible not only for our own good but for the greater good of society
Ironic how fast "personal responsibility" becomes "you owe your body to the State". But even if we ignore the totalitarianism of your system, it's still wrong.
Smokers and the Obese incur fewer lifetime health costs than joggers. So by your reasoning, it's suddenly patriotic and prosocial to smoke, be a couch potato, and eat potato chips. People who work out are selfish and hate America.
Source for smokers and the obese incurring fewer lifetime health costs than joggers?
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Do you have a source for the joggers bit?
No lol, they made it up on the spot
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25/75. there's a shitton of luck.
wrote last edited by [email protected]My wife had me submit my dna to ancestry. I didn’t want to do it, but she was so excited because I don’t know my family at all.
You want to know what my traits said?
“You probably play a musical instrument.”
If my dna can tell people that I play music, what else can it tell?
You’re damn right it’s luck. Almost across the board as far as I’m concerned.
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I'm not talking about personal responsibility as in "don't smoke cigarettes". I'm talking about "ultra-processed foods are the mono-cause for all human disease".
These people don't believe in health-risks. They believe that everyone who ever gets sick could have chosen not to.
we have a personal responsibility to be as healthy as it is possible not only for our own good but for the greater good of society
Ironic how fast "personal responsibility" becomes "you owe your body to the State". But even if we ignore the totalitarianism of your system, it's still wrong.
Smokers and the Obese incur fewer lifetime health costs than joggers. So by your reasoning, it's suddenly patriotic and prosocial to smoke, be a couch potato, and eat potato chips. People who work out are selfish and hate America.
Don’t smoke cigarettes is cool if you didn’t grow up in a world where they were handing you cigarettes when you were seven years old.
I quit heroin. Fucking heroin.
Do you know what I can’t quit? Smoking.
I was given my first cigarette when I was five years old. I was smoking a pack a day by the ripe old age of 12.
I was addicted enough that I went out and cut grass entirely to buy cigarettes. My brother and I robbed a delivery truck and took several boxes of camels. I was 13 when we did that.
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Rotten Fried Ketchup
Fair food comes to Washington
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Source for smokers and the obese incurring fewer lifetime health costs than joggers?
My guess it that if you kick the curb by 62 you are cheaper if you live to 90
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My wife had me submit my dna to ancestry. I didn’t want to do it, but she was so excited because I don’t know my family at all.
You want to know what my traits said?
“You probably play a musical instrument.”
If my dna can tell people that I play music, what else can it tell?
You’re damn right it’s luck. Almost across the board as far as I’m concerned.
I am afraid your DNA got into the hands of a grifter scam business. DNA can absolutely not say anything about whether you play a musical instrument.
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His skin does have a sort of Frankenstein's monster patched-together look to it there.
It has that in every photo of him. Leathery and ill-fitting.
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It's not a fetish, they're the only people that want to go into politics.
At 25, when people are eligible, they have usually worked for a bit and politics isn't on their mind.
Old people can also afford to fuck around with the economy more, they got theirs.
That is not true at all. The problem is that the archaic US political system is geared towards benefiting old white men.
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Thanks for that fantastic medicalish opinion there, ole gravel gullet.
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I am afraid your DNA got into the hands of a grifter scam business. DNA can absolutely not say anything about whether you play a musical instrument.
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I am afraid your DNA got into the hands of a grifter scam business. DNA can absolutely not say anything about whether you play a musical instrument.
