Quote from: o48o on November 03, 2024, 07:31:34 PM

Except that program is not going to specifics. May i remind you that RFK's views on "health" aren't in any way based on science. In fact he is mostly spreading just weird, cultish conspiracy theories.

He is anti-vaccine, believes that vaccines cause autism among other things. He called Covid-19 vaccine “the deadliest vaccine ever made”. He believed that “Covid-19 is targeted to attack Caucasians and Black people”. He also believes that mass shootings are caused by prescription drugs.

So yeah, put your health on a guy who had a worm in his brain and dumped a dead bear in the central park, and doesn't trust science but his gut feeling about things.

I imagine all goes well when government forces people to quit their prescription drugs, or makes them illegal and who knows what else.

Well, I didn't know that about RFK jr. but for me it does not invalidate the other. Obesity and chronic disease rates in the USA have multiplied in the last 50 years to the point where we can talk about a sick nation. Going back to the physical education programs they had in the 70's, banning toxic chemicals in food and seed oil garbage seems to me a very good idea even if the advocate believes that the earth is flat.