"Stem Cell Secrets Exposed" Video

Lol! Great! So you believe in totalitarianism, i.e, socialism as the solution! The public is too stupid to make decisions for themselves!

I said so from the start. That’s what you are, zep. You are a lying, manipulative hypocrite pushing an agenda.

You aren’t fooling anyone.

Correct. But you have to fly there and hotel and incidentals etc…

Did you check out the work from home stuff I sent?

For example?

This thread is so ridiculous.

Can’t wait for this.

Meanwhile:


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Capitalism is Evil! Now give me money so I can spend it on an experimental treatment sold to me by a company in Panama for a profit!

:derp:

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So in your email you try and address government corruption and leave out corporate corruption. When corporate corruption is more. But this fits neatly into your ideology where the government is assigned all or the lions share of corruption. Leaving out the fact that corporations are the catalysts of corruption. Seeking to establish a monopoly power rather than to let competition in. Further proof that your side isn’t interested in what it espouses, only profit at any cost. But this can’t be admitted to because it pokes holes in your economic ideology and furthermore it may bring up other questions with hard to swallow answers. Then the whole house of cards may tumble. It is better to dig in your heels to keep your ideology alive than to admit truths. This would hurt too much.

not just loans made, but asset purchases as well. The bottom line: a Federal Reserve bailout commitment in excess of $29 trillion

I believe ALL profit is the same, I can’t properly defend it but it’s what my ideology tells me so I must believe it. My stupidity does not reflect in my ideology.

By profit at any cost do you mean things like affiliate links to bunk science?

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Question: who FORCED banks to loan to people who couldn’t afford to pay them back? You want to talk about the catalyst?

Whose idea was it to make banks loan subprime under threat of lawsuit and losing their licenses? (Hint: it wasn’t corporations).

Can you blame the banks for not wanting this bad debt on their books and selling it in MBS to the highest bidder?

Also another point of order. The Federal reserve is owned by the big banks and run by them (board). It’s about as federal as Federal Express. They invented reserve notes out of thin air to bail themselves out. Charging the US interest on them.

Wanna know who created the corrupt federal reserve system and allows it to exist unchanged from 1913 to this day? Congress.

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I didn’t leave corporate corruption out. You left government corruption/waste out of your nonsense diatribe about “theft perpetrated by corporations” and I pointed out how shitty the government is.

When the shoe fits.

Utterly ridiculous.

Like government…

Stupid. Fucking stupid as usual.

We already covered the bank bailout, numbnuts. The government MADE MONEY off the bailouts.

Wrong and dumb.

WHUUUUUT???

Notice how dipshit didn’t deny anything in the post just tried to counter with weak garbage.

Nice try but no, but things designed to limit choice so one can keep up their power and profits. Why is this so hard to understand? Is the level of stupidity that deep or is the brainwashing that complete? Probably a little of both.

So more how the govt limits choice of utilities?

I’m always surprised when you push this angle. You’re objectively unintelligent and unsuccessful at every aspect of your life. Why do you spend so much time trying to put people down when you couldn’t even figure out a study was run on hamsters?

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Or ISPs? :wink:

Whoops wrong thread.

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I’m not opposed to limiting choice in every avenue. I think cocaine should remain illegal, for example.

That being said, I absolutely consider the internet a utility :stuck_out_tongue:

I’m really doing my best to stay out of this conversation, but, dude. This song and dance routine must be good cardio for you, if nothing else.

How does a doctor who creates infomercials that promote his extremely expensive and poorly formulated supplements not fit this description?

Also, I don’t think you replied regarding what you’ve done with all the work-from-home info BG gave you almost two months ago. How’s that going?

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The undefeated 1972 Dolphins would disagree with you. And every rich guy from the 1980s. Imagine how much you could accomplish coked up.

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My analogy was spot on - there are tons of testimonies by people that Peter Popov helped them. You consistently fail to link to reputable sources, and those few actual studies you link to, as others have shown, you did not understand and didn’t corroborate your claims. All you actually have going for you, Zep, is a bunch of anecdotal evidence, testimonies by people claiming to have been helped!

And once again, your claim that choice is limited is nonsense. You can go to Panama; the government will not stop you. Your choice is not limited by the government nor by big Pharma; you just don’t have access to certain options because you didn’t plan for the future and don’t have good relationships with your family. You’re using the term “choice” to appeal to our ethical sensibilities, but you’re using it in an inaccurate way and thus failing to convince anyone. Ideology isn’t driving us; it’s your pathetic arguments that are failing to convince us to change our minds.

Haha I’m from West virginia. My people don’t do coke then accomplish great things. We’re more ‘get addicted and tank our whole fuckin life’ kinda drug people.

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They weren’t forced but financially incentivized.

Who made more subprime loans banks or mortgage companies? And do the laws for those entities apply equally?

As if I care about Congress. They(both parties) are bought and paid for by big business.

If it helps destroy an economy then I can blame them.