Yes. Seems to be a number of trolls around here.

"This town needs and enema!"

I despise it when someone down votes and doesn't supply the reason why.

Their own? Just cannon fodder and a means to an end. A Marxist following Stalin's play book is nothing new on earth.

The nation producing (nearly) all the global supply of HCQ is India. Back in about March, Trump made an agreement with India for supply of 29 million tablets for the US.
Where did they go?

A discussion here on the Gulch a month ago was about supply of HCQ. A member complained about sufferers of Lupus not being able to get it. I asked that question then. Supply of HCQ is not being cornered by CCP19 sufferers, it is in locked storage, or where?

However, medications that are not 'touted' by Trump, not yet on the big pharma hate list, and are cheap, and still legal are Quercetin and Ivermectin. Do not look up in ggl.

That's probably what we will end up doing. This is one advantage of Oklahoma: we have a lot more independent pharmacies than Texas does. I needed a compounded drug a few years ago in Texas. There was ONE pharmacy in the DFW metroplex that had what I needed. Up here, though, they are everywhere.

They do not have empathy. Sacrifice, death is their code......right from Galt's speech.

Yep, best lesson I ever learned from my daddy: Learn to laugh at yourself. That lesson was painful at times, but I finally "got" it.

I have heard here locally of the pharmacy calling the doctor to ask specifically what the diagnosis was! And if the magic words aren't said....no fulfillment. (The doc himself said "I don't know where you are going to get this filled.") Anyway, right now I'm waiting on hubby to get his video appointment.

That is a great example. The "worrisome" comment was relative to the scope of the next example.

1945, Tennessee? I bet the corrupt local government were...Demonrats! Right? E.H. Crump...Democrat. shocking.

Perhaps a couple of people who never really left adolescence that still appreciate a lack of elegance in communication.

I certainly won't argue that the orange man is not direct, and I like his approach to shutting down the spread of and US subsidy for globalism (UN, WHO, NATO). Even I could say things better, and have more effect on more people. Trump took a lesson from Hildebeast in polarization, and that approach is not good in all situations.

The style appeals to a a certain demographic.

The inability to laugh at one's self, or objectively review one's preferences is the beginning of a lonely, angry life.

When heavily armed men are treated as sheep, the result may make the Battle of Athens (TN) seem like a walk in the park.

In 1946, a group of veterans and disgruntled citizens went to war with the local government of Athens, Tennessee. The small farming community had spent the 1940s dominated by a crooked political machine led by sheriff and legislator Paul Cantrell, who was known to rig elections in his favor through ballot stuffing and voter intimidation.
Sound familiar?

Corruption ran rampant until 1945, when hundreds of young men returned to Athens fresh from the battlefields of World War II. After they experienced repeated harassment by law enforcement, the ex-GIs organized their own political party and ran several veterans for local office in the hopes of ousting Cantrell and his cronies once and for all.

The “battle” unfolded during a tense Election Day on August 1, 1946. When the veterans’ accused Cantrell of vote fraud, armed sheriff’s deputies began beating and detaining the GI’s poll watchers, and one officer even shot an elderly voter in the back. After Cantrell and his deputies confiscated the ballot boxes and barricaded themselves inside the local jail, hundreds of ex-GIs armed themselves with high-powered rifles and laid siege to the building. The two sides traded fire throughout the night, leaving several men wounded, but the deputies finally surrendered after the veterans began lobbing dynamite at the jailhouse. When the votes were counted, the GI candidates were declared the winners and immediately sworn into office. Their upstart political party would go on to restructure local government and clean up much of the corruption in Athens.

Sheep sitting next to dogs, asking the dogs to remove their teeth and dress like sheep to make them feel more comfortable. All the while, the government hyenas watch. Why would the hyenas care about a couple of sheep, if they get to disarm the dogs and then feast?

The diagnosis doesn't go on the prescription. Just ask him to write what dose of snaid you should keep in the house for general purposes, it's OTC anyway. :)

Yep. Worrisome. Events coming as the sheep sitting next to the men, ask the men to disarm themselves so the sheep feel more comfortable, while the government hyenas cackle having precipitated the argument among the proletariat.

It may have been your disparaging words about Trump's legendary ability as a public speaker.

Those "cattle" have 400 million firearms and billions of rounds of ammunition. Please treat them like sheep.

Wow, I upvoted you on that, and THAT got taken away too.

I suppose you are right. I'd just think they'd have the grace to spare the people who voted for them....but I suppose they are useful idiots, aka just in the way.

Motivations are clear. Their own? "They" have bodyguards and guns. Others don't merit them. Same with COVID. "They" will get any arbitrarily expensive, and superior treatment, including HCQ. Others are just there to be herded as cattle.

Totalitarians are sitting in plain sight in DC, and willing, ignorant lemmings are worshiping them.

If you are on Medicare, especially with a supplemental, or have any other insurance, they may deny coverage without a concurrent or existing lupus or malaria diagnosis, thereby triggering the pharmacist to refuse to fill your doctor's prescription. But the drug is so inexpensive, get it from the doctor in script rather than have it called in to you normal pharmacy, and take ti to a local owned (not a chain) pharmacy and say you don't have insurance and will pay cash. This is easy to do since the drug costs pennies/dose.

Prolly.

Can't imagine someone here considering that Trump has been treated consistently with prior admins, or conversely that he is "presidential".

Oh well, cowards and trolls are everywhere.

Someone who obviously doesn't recognize irony.

Follow da munny. This works in 150% of all cases involving the government.
Gates Vaccine? $1 trillion business
Remdesivir? $1000/day treatment
State of fear? Priceless.
Me? HCQ prophylaxis , $10/month. MD in 40th year of practice, half of it in academics teaching the little darlings how to be discerning physicians. HCQ has worked on not 50%, not 60%, 70,80,90%. Nope, 100% if given with zinc at ONSET of symptoms. It's so safe it is better than aspirin, tylenol or NSAIDs, because it kills the virus and breaks the fever, r/t masking the fever while the viral load explodes exponentially. I say sue the bastards. Only way to get their attention

If enough patients demand HCQ the gov't swamp docs might have to change their minds. American citizens must educate themselves on HCQ by talking to medical professionals not via the internet. I did a search on HCQ and most of the entries are ambivalent about its use and efficacy. So, there is a definite bias against it.