>>90922
usually they get to have a career tho and be middle class at least

and its even safe as fuck like its decently hard to overdose on, it doesnt cause lasting damage from a single use even at very high dose

maybe that's a problem of power centralization rather than copyright in itself. Like what if you had copyright and just really high taxes on centralized power/wealth?

and its cheap as FUCK to produce, there is no reason it should cost $500 per epi pen

>>90922
yep patent law is a sham i have close experience with it, it is actually a fucking burden on society in its current state, and it's entirely contingent on the patent office fully understanding the technology in question which js NEVER EVER EVER true

>>90925
sounds like it should be highly available then
#ai why aren't epipens very widely available?

1. Cost: Epipens can be expensive, with a single unit costing between $300 to $600. This high cost makes it difficult for some people to afford and may limit their availability.

2. Limited production: Only two companies currently manufacture epinephrine auto-injectors in the United States, Mylan and Kaleo Pharmaceuticals. The limited number of manufacturers leads to lower supply and higher prices.

3. Prescription-only medication: In most countries, epipens are classified as prescription drugs, meaning they can only be obtained with a doctor's prescription. This restricts access to those who have been diagnosed with allergies or at risk of anaphylaxis.

4. Distribution challenges: Epipens require proper storage conditions (temperature control) during transportation and storage, which adds complexity to distribution channels compared to other medications that do not have such requirements.

5. Expired stockpiles: Many schools, public places, and workplaces keep stockpiles of epipens in case of emergency use for individuals who may need them unexpectedly but these supplies often expire before being used due to infrequent usage or lack of awareness on how long the pen lasts after expiration.

6.Patent protection laws : Mylan has patent exclusivity over its brand-name EpiPen until 2025 making it difficult for competitors make generic versions at more affordable prices without infringing on patents .

7.Lack of regulation/availability outside North America : While epi-pen is widely available in Canada , US & Europe due strict government regulations . Availability is still very limited across Asia , Africa & Middle East - where prevalence rates are generally much higher than North America /Europe .

8.Insurance coverage limitations : Some insurance plans do not cover the full cost or any portion at all leaving patients burdened by out-of-pocket expenses creating barriers against accessibility especially among low-income families unable pay-out large sums upfront . why aren't epipens very widely available?

>>90934
Yeah theres entire massive """""pharma companies""""" who are literally just patent trolls

they establish "working prototypes" (lie) of every possible idea thats new and being devloped and spam patent applications with increasingly broad context and see what they can get away with and they have 0 intention to ever actually produce any of those ideas and they literallt prevent people from working on those ideas because they know full well they'll get it stolen and then the patent troll doesnt even use it they just sell it to one of the more middlingly ethical pharmas

>>90932
now we're fucking talking

>>90934
lawsuits need to be cheaper to deal with probably people shouldn't even be expected to know about them or even show up in court. It should be like a complaint to a judge and 90% get dismissed quickly

>>90939
yes, they are so bad they make companies like novo look like fucking saints in comparison

>>90942
I will ask :3

>>90946
true!!!

>>90953
many such cases when it comes to reality tv

>>90944
lol nice

waow

that's crazy like a homeless person next to world leaders and super rich ppl and such

: D ooooh :< food : D

>>90963

huh!

I met a guy who worked in film for a lil and it was shity, so he went to grad school for a degree which gets you a job in the federal beurocracy, I forget what it was called and has had a good career. nice guy i really respect how he went and changed his life course so hard like that

>>90944
Yeah thats the one saving grace, basically they are just shit testing your legal team and hoping you'll be scared into submission, if you have a good enough defense that itll be cheap to win a case, they will fuck off

i cant sleep

>>90982
who's they????

>>90975
I wonder if it's cause they need you around the next day or smth

>>90986
i know what this is and i'm not hovering over this

i hoevered over it and i have been confirmed of my suspiciongs

>>90989
: O

>>90985
.play the onion schizos need more spying

>>90994
only when im severly depressed

>>90997
new onion is pretty based still tho, buying info wars (attempting to? idk how that worked out) is silly and based as fuck

>>90994
I slept 10 hours last nite proud

>>90997
so tru so tru
I didn't see much good from new one but it's been a long time since I checked and ppl change

I love how they're cooking up these ideas

average commentator just says 'it's good!' or whatever they're expanding on things!

>>91007
omg why is the mom so cute

>>91011
this is what happens when you got a lot of bright minds in the same room to help schizophrenics :)

>>91012
okay i do agree with this point, i feel like they have become a lot more openly sarcastic instead of trying to present a ridiculous idea with a straight face which is funnier

.play oleg exe

>>91015
so true! and empower them instead of the usual shaming and 'you can't do that' 'that's crazy'

>>91005
feel besser sad pon

>>91022
I think some of the stuff against him was advesarial propaganda but I had to watch him in school and it seemed forceful and very 'here's how you should think! here's how it is!' so I don't feel comfortable with him.

>>91021
what is fhis picture i dont get it

>>91022
who is he pls

>>91025
>doesnt know

>>91033
oh i dnt rly watch televisin

>>91031
you dont know???

>>91036
>bear body

GFURs are OUT OF CONTROL!!

>>91032
I don't negotiate w/ bullying he can give me a kiss instead then we talk

Their bears are like fucking roided bodybuilders who somehow still have 2% bodyfat, they look synthol'd to the gills, so in compaison their otters are actual bears

bara4bara was a mistake

>>91045
Go inside. touch internet

>>91047
If I ever try to do something tho and he or his peopjle don't like it he'll make fun of me tho

>>91045
(it stands for gay fur its just gay furry artists but mostly its used in context of the art style not so much for like actual real life furries)

>>91058
oooooh

>>91057
Well yeah i mean thats the thing i dont think the irl gay furries call themselves gfurs i think its more like, the art style? at least thAts the most common use i see.

>>91056
#this

>>91051
touch ethernet

>>91058
sex is WRONG

>>91068
Yeah!!!!
>>91066
You have a fat ass :3

abolish sex

sex should be replaced with cuddling on the couch accidentally getting too high off an edible and maybe touching my boob sometimes but not like too much

thank U sad

>>91077
the west has furren

hehe

it's good to be civic but ehhhh the aesthetic or calling it patriotism

>>91087
it's so much smaller filesize.. you can fit it right in your pocket :)

>>91078
i kinda gotta fuckin agree i actually unrionically love americans and american culture i just think that culture is immigrants in big cities blending everything together in cosmopolitan soup and the real enemy of our culture and our proud peoples is rightoid groypers and evil politicians

I've been meaning to read Patriot by navalny it looked good poor guy : (

>>91088
ok you're going to actual hell for this one sorry

>>91096
it IS real and it IS annoying and you WILL be gulag'd for it

>>91100
chopped up into fine powder

I would die for our country in the blink of an eye, i just dont think the military actually serves the needs of our country. I would die to protect the beauty and cultural mix of all the groups of people who make up united states

>>91106
I think it would have a partially good effect, but it's just tough to die for a cause when you're all alone. parents got home sorry john oliver I have no audio

wtf I'm current year pilled now?

>>91111
Would you fight to claim it for people like you?

>>91113
yeah exactly you fight for people like yourself and people with your ideals and to see your ideals succeed

>>91117
would you die to make your country a beautiful place who is accepting of all people and takes care of them

>>91120
yes we dont get many opportunities to fight like that comrade

But they are important when they happen

>>91119
I'm living for it : )

... is what i'd like to say but I'm doing my best... it's not very good

>>91124
I mean if it comes down to a fight for control of your contry, and you dont think its a lost cause yet, there is a chance for the good loving l

people to win, will you fight to help then with that

>>91129
o7 comrade

o7 o7 good luck!!

>>91125
i hope one day you can find something to believe in <3

yeah fr it's good to have hope and love and all. I don think workers of hte world CAN unite cause they all have different experiences and will inevitably pursue their sub group's policies, but it's good to at least believe in making things better

Workers of the world must unite

>>91138
i pledge allegience to the flag of the united states of america for which it stands one nation under god with liberty and justice for all

pretty sure that is the only phrase i will remember when im an old dementia patient if i make it that far

>>91143
Intersectionality is why everything fails people don't care about the other groups enough

we had to do it twice a day

awww
>>91150
#hug

>>91149
yes its very fucking weird and btw the "under god" part is even weirder because its REALLY RECENT ronald reagan added it because of muh gommunism

>>91154
yes i unironi think the pledge of allegiance anti-govt-pilled a bunch of people, even kids can recognize its really fucking weird and coersive to demand you pledge your undying support for your country every day out loud as a big group or get sent to punishment, that is weird, it feels WEIRD even as a clueless kid

>>91156
nah cause the flag is associated with the state. It was the stuff pointing out how weird that is which anti-government pilled em. It taught me not to speak out against that kinda thing and go along with it

>>91158
i guess so maybe but there was one kid who fought against it in my class and it became a whole thing and eventually the teacher had to make a statement saying you dont actually have to do it if you dont want

>>91159
They have money and stuff too but >believing in god

really opened my eyes

>>91165
I think that's a religion brainworm. You should have belief in things and feel love and think of those who love you without needing crazy dogma or believing lies or whatever. Like that guy said 'I am enlightened by my mind or whatever or i saw an athiest saying that religion is wrong because it's emotional' - that's wrong! We should have emotions and love because of all the people we've met and ideas and little parts of them we carry with us

>>91165
beelieve in urself :^3

>>91171
yes i agree and i will fight and die for those people if the opportunity ever happens

I dont like protestantism, i think martin luther had good ideas and he is even correct about all of them, BUT i think that the thing which emerged from his reformation is the exact opposite of his intent

>>91168
You've got lovely tism then if you have it

it was intended to remove power and corruption from the church by removing the papal authority, instead what it did was empowered a bunch of grifters to seize that power and fleece all of their followers with 0 checks on their power. yes the catholic church has the exact same problem but i think the evangellical movement specifically is one lf the biggest rackets in the entire country

>>91175
nah they're partially good and partially evil and the good didn't come from an outside god, we just gotta make it more and more of the personality

>>91179
you do! : )

>>91182
nope! Things I don't like and associate with crying and sad vs things I like and associate with hugs and happy

and at least the catholic church does real charity. The evangellical money hoarding preachers all just buy private jets and shit

>>91176
nah they made tons of good things

protestants invented like everything and created all the big industries and such

>>91180
I think the national churches probably made their localities better off than the catholic church did, as did people getting to choose churches which better reflected their values. something something consent markets something something

Idk the papacy provided so much fucking stability during the middle ages, yea they started a bunch of wars, but they also prevented even more petty squabbling over nations i think

>>91194
temporarily but it also feels really sad and upsetting and bad so it's a tiny bit good but mostly evil

>>91200
I'm talking silly! I'm talking about what I think is good and evil and assuming ur like me

Its lesser of two evils really, i just think the catholic church at least has a bit of credit to its name, whereas the protestant movement has extracted so much resources from the states, the south specifically, and given basically 0 of it back, at least the catholic church does genuine charity

>>91187
so do the prots. and the catholics have grifters too

>>91196
they might have been good then yeah. I liked preserving books too.

>>91206
yes like i say lesser of two evils, just my opinion, i have irish family i will never change my mind on this issue for any reason

>>91204
They do with god too. Nah to me hitler is bad because of the effects of his actions. Moral feeling is your perspective, not something voted on or commanded onto you

>>91210
I dont think it *can* be absolute moral authority as long as the old testament is canon

It's too contradictory

also it is very very friendly to slavery and rape and etc

>>91218
have you read the old testament

>>91210
You could also just write down your moral feelings now and reason from there

>>91221
okay let me go get my bible brb

>>91220
same effect as having god say those things once

>>91210
you can also reason hitler to be right using the bible

.skip

Genesis 19:4-8

>>91231
The bible says that we're all supposed to give up on the manipulations of the pharcees and we should follow the word of christ. Martin luther got us closer to honoring the lord our god, one of the 10 commandments, as lead by aryan germans. By empowering aryan germans we will likely honor our father and mother, kill heritics, and make god win more. Thus we are justified in fighting all non germans in any way neccesary.

genesis 20:14

Genesis 21:12

>>91208
probably even worse cause ireland didn't do so good under catholicism

no a lot of my sticky notes have other stuff i find interesting and i dont actually find the slave stuff very interesting just because i have accepted it as a fact of the document

I am having to read passages

>>91226
I think this is important because it stops us from abusing people when we are wrong about what's going on, or are blinded by our own lusts. It's not that self determanism is in itself good, to me it still serves human experience, but it's guarded us against mistakes in the past

How many quotes of god condoning slavery would you like?

>>91237
or*nge

genesis 25:12

>>91243
Interesting to think that that wolf tone was a protestant as were most of the people who really advanced liberalism

im confused

Do you think slavery is okay?

>>91212
But the religious worldview is wrong. I agree that I will have feelings which are bad, but the religious worldview people didn't get it through a myricle. They got it through their own internal thoughts and experiences.

I'm glad I was made to think the thoughts I see as moral, like being socialized not to be agressive, but ulitmately those are parts of me, not something external with me having an 'evil' self

im not trying to convince you away from the religion im trying to tell you that if you take the bible as absolute moral authority it means you condone a lot of very bad things

there are theological arguments to get around this that you can use but they basically all revolve around not accepting the bible as absolute moral authority

>>91253
yes that is one of them

So it's not absolute moral authority

absolute would mean you can open any page and that thing is true and morally binding no?

>>91253
But why would you do that? tell a people they can genocide whoever they like and then do a huge flip around, just in exchange for being honored, not because of like their happiness or whatever

>>91261
i dnt understand but ok

>>91263
#kiss Lorrriiiiiiiiii

i am getting bored of this :/