It seems very odd for an unapproved trial(?) held without consent on prisoners in USA to be covered in such a short article https://t.co/ySl0wa4YHu
— ⌬Nessa Carson (@SuperScienceGrl) September 5, 2021
There is a racist element among certain right-wingers promoting Ivermectin. They think that the only thing wrong with Tuskegee is that it didn't go far enough. Hence the State of Arkansas giving Ivermectin to Black prisoners and telling them it was vitamins.
— GreenNewDeal (@OurPlanet2024) September 7, 2021
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It also seems odd that the whole World has gone bat-shit crazy and largely embraced the “solution” brought about by the usual suspects in the “problem-reaction” scenario.
Got to love the Mengele smear. When you can’t debate an issue on its merits, debase it with a hyperbolic association.
Personally, I am sick of knee jerk associations with the National Socialist movement of the 1930’s and 40’s and anyone who was a part of it when describing what should be used to describe their opponents.
Seems to me that none of the prisoners died, or almost died, or are permently harmed by their treatment with Ivermectin Seems like a “No Good Deed Goes Unpunished” story.
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