Ivermectin and ignorance

[DickMidnight]

The only problem with that is that TSC, Pfizer, and Moderna are all owned by the same companies.

Share holders of Tractor Supply:
https://finance.yahoo.com/quote/TSCO/holders?p=TSCO

Share holders of Pfizer:
https://finance.yahoo.com/quote/PFE/holders?p=PFE

Share holders of Moderna:
https://finance.yahoo.com/quote/MRNA/holders?p=MRNA

this doesn’t prove anything other than you don’t understand economics.

 

[William Mellor15]

William Mellor asked on the previous page: "Thats one of the last sentances from your link^ "but he didn’t propose killing off humans, as the video implies." ----How THEN!??? Just somehow magically make people disappear? The only way to reduce population is in killing! "

This is how.

Melinda Gates wrote this in the former couple's annual letter: "When more children live past age five, and when mothers can decide if and when to have children, population sizes don’t go up. They go down. Parents have fewer children when they’re confident those children will survive into adulthood. Big families are in some ways an insurance policy against the tragic likelihood of losing a son or a daughter."

Bill Gates further outlined the idea in a separate video, showing a chart that illustrated the inclining growth rate of the world’s population and the effect of improving health care.

"What we found is that as health improves, families choose to have less children, and this effect is very, very dramatic," Gates said. "We find that in every country of the world, this is repeated."

I could get really deep into this but i'd prefer not to on a website about chickens, it will get removed fast and all and it would get pretty.... R rated, fast..

And no, Families don't have more kids because they think some will die.... I know plenty plenty of big families that have more NOT because of that reason (one has like 12 kids )

 

[KarynVA]

William, William, William. What happens in Australia, or the U.S. or other first world countries is entirely different from third world countries. Which are the places on the globe that Bill and Melinda are mostly working with.

Stop being so narrow-minded. I mean this sincerely: you strike me as an intelligent person, too smart to buy into these conspiracy theories. For a while, I thought you are just trolling.

But now, I'm not sure anymore.

 

[William Mellor15]

William, William, William. What happens in Australia, or the U.S. or other first world countries is entirely different from third world countries. Which are the places on the globe that Bill and Melinda are mostly working with.

Stop being so narrow-minded. I mean this sincerely: you strike me as an intelligent person, too smart to buy into these conspiracy theories. For a while, I thought you are just trolling.

But now, I'm not sure anymore.

Again I say.....

3rd world countries are most often either Christian or muslim or budhist and those religions oppose the use of contra**ption, and very often they have many kids for 1; yes the reason you stated and 2; they believe it to be immoral to use such ways.

I hope you understand what i mean by 'I don't want to get deep'...

 

[KarynVA]

Well, make your arguments to Bill and Melinda Gates. I am not a specialist in this field; I have no idea. Your beef is with them. I honestly don't care except that you would be so gullible as to believe someone wants to *kill off* people in order to ameliorate climate change.

That's just ridiculous. And to promulgate such drivel is just unconscionable, IMO.

 

[DickMidnight]

Again I say.....

3rd world countries are most often either Christian or muslim or budhist and those religions oppose the use of contra**ption, and very often they have many kids for 1; yes the reason you stated and 2; they believe it to be immoral to use such ways.

I hope you understand what i mean by 'I don't want to get deep'...

https://www.compassion.com.au/blog/why-do-the-poor-have-large-families

here’s a religious website not listing religion or contraception at the top of the list.

 

[William Mellor15]

https://www.compassion.com.au/blog/why-do-the-poor-have-large-families

here’s a religious website not listing religion or contraception at the top of the list.

Umm yes it does! 4

4.​

An estimated 225 million women in developing countries would like to delay or stop childbearing, but are not using any method of contraception. Most of these women live in the poorest countries on earth. In Africa, one in four women of reproductive age have an unmet need for modern contraception. This is due to many reasons, including limited information, options of contraceptive methods and access to contraception, or cultural or religious opposition and poor quality of available services. Supply chains often don’t extend to remote or rural areas, where families in extreme poverty tend to live.

AND 7

7. Religion​

Religious beliefs may mean a family chooses not to use contraceptives. In Latin America, social norms and religious tradition mean family planning services aren’t available to many communities. Affordable options for accessing contraception and health care for remote or rural communities are in short supply.

 

[DickMidnight]

Umm yes it does! 4

4.​

An estimated 225 million women in developing countries would like to delay or stop childbearing, but are not using any method of contraception. Most of these women live in the poorest countries on earth. In Africa, one in four women of reproductive age have an unmet need for modern contraception. This is due to many reasons, including limited information, options of contraceptive methods and access to contraception, or cultural or religious opposition and poor quality of available services. Supply chains often don’t extend to remote or rural areas, where families in extreme poverty tend to live.

AND 7

7. Religion​

Religious beliefs may mean a family chooses not to use contraceptives. In Latin America, social norms and religious tradition mean family planning services aren’t available to many communities. Affordable options for accessing contraception and health care for remote or rural communities are in short supply.

i didn’t say they’re not on the list. just not at the top.

you can’t take a hugely complex topic like this and try to isolate a single cause. it’s simply not possible.

 

[William Mellor15]

Well, make your arguments to Bill and Melinda Gates. I am not a specialist in this field; I have no idea. Your beef is with them. I honestly don't care except that you would be so gullible as to believe someone wants to *kill off* people in order to ameliorate climate change.

That's just ridiculous. And to promulgate such drivel is just unconscionable, IMO.

I can't acturelly belive you could be so gullible into beliveing that, 'Oh the gonverment loves me and wants to protect me, they don't control my life'.

 

[William Mellor15]

i didn’t say they’re not on the list. just not at the top.

you can’t take a hugely complex topic like this and try to isolate a single cause. it’s simply not possible.

So did you mean the 1st on the list, or just the top? Cuz it was on the list! And thats just one of like 40,000 different churches within the christian church. I was talking mainly about Anglican, Catholic, Lutheren and Easten Orthadox.(which are like the %40-50)