🎓 Dr. Freemo 🇳🇱 @freemo@social.cleverlibre.org

@Gaythia If the FDA didnt have the power to make laws, but instead was more of a certification, then it would still have been the FDA.. It is just up to the person if it applies to them or matters.

@Uniflame

Awesome, cant wait to see them!

@ashleyspencer

@Gaythia I think highly gullible people have the right to decide for themselves if they are highly gullible and if they wish to invest in quakery, that is theirr choice.

I beleive in the ultimate rule of bodily autonomy... I dont think abortion is moral either but I think a person has a right to do what they want with their body. If I am ok with them killing unborn babies then I should also be ok with them getting to decide for themselves what drugs they want to put in there or not.

@Gaythia In an ideal world FDA would be a optional certification medical products can have. and would be a non-profit company and not government run.

@Gaythia I am in agreemnt , particularly about the right.. my fear would be instead of going the direction I want (forcing ht eFDA to allow medication it wouldnt normally) it may go the opposite direction (forcing the FDA to make certain drugs illegal).. .that would be far worse a situation...

@Gaythia We should do what a lot of countries do... throw away the FDA, and let people decide what they put in their own damn body... We dont need someone to regulate what we can or cant put in our bodies... if we want someone to tell us thats what doctors are for, but if we want to decide for ourselves that should also be an option.

@koyu@koyu.space Happy Birthday to coolest kid ont he fedi.

@Gaythia The FDA are the guys who have made weed, literally a plant that has no dangerous properties of any kind, illegal... Yea sorry but overrulling the FDA is exactly what I WANT the courts to do, ideally more often not less.. In fact I wouldnt mind abolishing the FDA all together they have an abusive and oppressive history IMO.

@SETIEric I agree, any such law should be religion neutral. Let anyone blasy whatever they want over loud speakers if you wanna go this route... or deny it to all.

@SETIEric Thry mean something very slecific that you might not have expiernced if you havent been to muslim countries.

@indie1337@vivaldi.net @realcaseyrollins

Same, I have always been treated very warmly by the people there.

@indie1337@vivaldi.net

There are churches, no real strong prejudice in the work place, and orthodox jews are quite friendly... but it is a jewish first country.

@realcaseyrollins

@realcaseyrollins

christianity is well tolerated there... but since we gave them Israel after WWII it has been a jewish-first state and the preferential treatment of the jewish religion is very much intentional and encoded into their laws.

@indie1337@vivaldi.net

@indie1337@vivaldi.net

you would probably be among a rather large group of preechers (protesters) :) The protests even with it just being suggested has been insane... thought hey are protesting a lot of things that are shady lately, not just that.

@realcaseyrollins

@indie1337@vivaldi.net

Well it was, in fact, the majority lead government... so it is a legitimate concern that they did that at all.. Point is, in practice, no one in the streets is really supporting it.

@realcaseyrollins

@indie1337@vivaldi.net

I live in Israel right now. I can confirm christians are not being persecuted, but there was a bill attempted that would persecute them... bur when that bill was even attempted everyone protested... long story short, if you are a christian you;d be perfectly fine there... Muslims are far more at risk really.

@realcaseyrollins

@thor fair i can see that. Though context should make that one obvious.

@Coyote @thor

Yea that on its own is ambiguous, but the context woukd still make that one obvious id think

@Vedrfolnir @thor

Yea i just cant think of a way to make it ambiguous without having an improper sentance