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Originally Posted by VikingsToValhalla
Snopes just changed its position on this issue in the last 48 hours, after the Biden admin agreed NOT to give away free crack pipes due to public pressure.
But originally, their safe drug use initiative did include "smoking kits" that would have contained pipes to smoke crack, meth, or other drugs.
So originally it was true, but now it's false due to public pressure that forced the Biden admin to change its position.
Oh lets see a valid link that supports the highlighted statement...
All very profitable, but usually illegal acts by MDs
Ordering fraudulent tests (PSA for women?? Maybe trans women
Over billing
Lots have already lost licenses and more to follow..Jail time on the way for some
Read the article
Oh Mike. After all this, you still haven't figured out the scam. Bless your heart.
Yeah, those evil doctors only care about money. And the government is looking out for your best interests, the Fauci would never lie to protect his pharma buddies and also, the check's in the mail.
Yet plenty of people take Ivermectin for COVID, to treat or prevent it, despite what "experts" say. The cat is out of the bag with more and more people taking this medication.
The article isn't addressing that, though, is it?
Seems like it's (correctly) calling out these Ivermectin "pill mills".
Yet plenty of people take Ivermectin for COVID, to treat or prevent it, despite what "experts" say. The cat is out of the bag with more and more people taking this medication.
"...A significant number of these prescriptions come from a small minority of doctors who are willing to write them, often using telemedicine to do so, according to Kolina Koltai, a misinformation researcher at the University of Washington. The same doctors frequently promote anti-vaccine conspiracy theories.
"They're profiting off misinformation, using their medical expertise as currency," she says..."
That's plural, not singular.
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