dey'gon'git'Drumph'dis'tine'o'no?

[noisyturtle]

Now this is how the rich should be spending. This is exactly the kinda stuff I'd be doin' if I had money:
https://www.independent.co.uk/news/world/americas/us-politics/epstein-trump-statue-national-mall-b2832122.html

[fohat.digs]

Nice

[tp4tissue]

It's not impossible,

This is not well studied. Because if they're saying the "fever" is the correlation, they don't really know if it's just "infection" which does it, or the "fever."

So, they would need to control between women who had "infections" and  with/without taking fever reducers.

[fohat.digs]

if it's just "infection" which does it, or the "fever."

And the more basic question as to whether healthier mothers simply produce healthier babies ....

[noisyturtle]

Microplastics, air pollution, and processed foods are the actual issues but they won't be addressing those now will they

[tp4tissue]

Microplastics, air pollution, and processed foods are the actual issues but they won't be addressing those now will they

A huge one is meat consumption.

The factory farm is extremely dirty business, across all cow/pig/chicken etc.

These places (CAFO) are so filthy, that if the animals are not fed enormous quantities of antibiotics, they would NOT live until slaughter weight. Think about that, they live in the cesspool of their own feces/urine.

70% of all antibiotics produced in the USA is used IN factory farmed animals.

This stuff, gets concentrated into their milk/ fat tissue,  annnnd,  Bonapetite.



Animal feed makers are also not too peticular about standards, cows are fed waste chicken bedding covered in feces, which can make up 50% of their feed stock.   Pelletized feed routinely have scrap plastic bags/packaging because they use waste-food collected from the garbage bins. The japanese refused our export feed for a while because of all the plastic garbage that wasn't getting properly sorted out.

You Ignore all that cruelty, and you're still left with eating literal shttt.

[fohat.digs]

It looks like this will be very popular, and help  "promote the general welfare"  as the US Constitution specifies.

https://www.npr.org/2025/09/24/nx-s1-5552789/trump-government-shutdown-plan-memo

[noisyturtle]

Published in 2003
https://voxpopulisphere.com/2017/08/23/lawrence-britt-14-characteristics-of-fascism/