Crime We're allowed $40 million birthday parades but not this?

[Anewt]

Tell "tell me what I want to hear GPT" I said hi.

" how to try dispute facts with no rebuttal nor facts because it says what you dont like to hear "

Hi andy

 

[Andy Capp]

No, he's a canuck. Although, PP probably has worms of some sort, so potentially you're correct.

Excellent point, like the one on little PP's head.

 

[Sms_productions713]

Chill Lil Snowflake, it is over

Well when you’re told your whole life it takes 10 to 20 years to successfully make a vaccine and then it only really takes a few months, why can’t the same work for cancer?

 

[fingercuffs]

I addressed it plenty. You simply didn't like the answer. Apparently, "addressing" a question means "tell me what I want to hear" to you.

Meh, woman gonna woman.

Know how I know you're single?

You addressed the $40 million birthday parade?

 

[AnGrYcRoW]

Sad that people just immediately believe whatever they read as the truth as long as it aligns with their politics or goes against politics they disagree with.

Yes , yes it is

 

[HereticBD]

Know how I know you're single?

Know how I know your husband wishes he was?

You addressed the $40 million birthday parade?

Yeah. It's fine. It's not like they pulled funds from cancer research at Harvard to make it happen, which makes your "question" ridiculous.

 

[Osculater]

Well when you’re told your whole life it takes 10 to 20 years to successfully make a vaccine and then it only really takes a few months, why can’t the same work for cancer?

Because many agents can cause different type of cancer or the cells in your body does it on its. Plus cancer is not a virus

 

[Andy Capp]

Well when you’re told your whole life it takes 10 to 20 years to successfully make a vaccine and then it only really takes a few months, why can’t the same work for cancer?

It might except the Trump admin is cancelling funding for all mRNA research.

Edit: also, mRNA tech had been in the works for 10 years before COVID-19 came along and turned out to be an ideal test case.

mRNA vaccines for cancer immunotherapy - PMC

Immunotherapy has emerged as a breakthrough strategy in cancer treatment. mRNA vaccines are an attractive and powerful immunotherapeutic platform against cancer because of their high potency, specificity, versatility, rapid and large-scale ...

pmc.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov

 

[fingercuffs]

Know how I know your husband wishes he was?

Yeah. It's fine. It's not like they pulled funds from cancer research at Harvard to make it happen, which makes your "question" ridiculous.

I think 26 years in he would have made that choice by now. Your wife? I'm not sure I've ever read anything you've posted with anything nice or positive. Maybe prove me wrong? What have you posted that's nice?

 

[Andy Capp]

Because many agents can cause different type of cancer or the cells in your body does it on its. Plus cancer is not a virus

Please see my post above.

 

[AnGrYcRoW]

This is another fake sob story. They can use their $53 billion endowment money or shift some from the DEI bullshit.

As long as they are going to push anti-American trash they deserve to be cutoff from American tax dollars.

You have zero fecking clue what you are talking about, they had been working on the mRNA technology for a very long time , the fact that they were able to adapt the tech for COVID and do it so quickly is exactly why it so promising, it's potential is pretty incredible.

https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/abs/pii/S104084282500160X

Highlights
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Tumor mRNA vaccines enable fast design and mass production, cutting development time vs. traditional vaccines.
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Structural tweaks and better delivery boost mRNA stability, translation, and immune response.
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mRNA vaccines show promise against cancers like nasopharyngeal carcinoma, bladder cancer, and melanoma.
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Combining mRNA vaccines with other immunotherapies, such as immune checkpoint inhibitors, enhances anti-tumor efficacy.
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Immunogenomics advances allow personalized mRNA vaccines matched to tumor profiles, enhancing treatment precision.

 

[Osculater]

Please see my post above.

 

[DoctorTaco]

Secret Service allots over $550,000 to golf cart rentals for Trump’s Bedminster club

Exclusive: Taxpayers, as is customary, will be footing the bill, which includes more than $80,000 for ‘portable restroom rentals and services’ at the president’s Bedminster property

www.independent.co.uk

Sure. Why not. 600,000 dollars for secret service to rent port-o-potties and golf carts for a year on trumps private golf course.

 

[PainIsLIfe]

People in this very Navy town have at least said they regret voting for him. They're idiots for falling for his lies but at least they're not all the way on the dark side now. Let's just hope they don't need VA or Medicaid because that was all in Project 2025 too.

Not that I agree with this cut, but re medicaid - how are 71m people on it if only 35m live in poverty?

 

[ColemanwastheGOAT]

Imagine moving to a country you hate just so you can bitch about it all day.

 

[fingercuffs]

Not that I agree with this cut, but re medicaid - how are 71m people on it if only 35m live in poverty?

You clearly know more numbers than I do. Are 71 million on Medicaid? Legit question, not being sarcastic. Some of the GOP admitted to not even bothering to read the bill before voting for it. Marjorie Trailerpark Greene being one of them.

 

[fingercuffs]

Imagine moving to a country you hate just so you can bitch about it all day.

If you're referring to me, what makes you think I hated the US when I moved here?

 

[PainIsLIfe]

You clearly know more numbers than I do. Are 71 million on Medicaid? Legit question, not being sarcastic. Some of the GOP admitted to not even bothering to read the bill before voting for it. Marjorie Trailerpark Greene being one of them.

A senator said it Sunday on either Meet the Press or The Hill so I googled it and those numbers are correct.

There may be reasons for it, but I always understood medicaid to be for those in poverty.

 

[fingercuffs]

A senator said it Sunday on either Meet the Press or The Hill so I googled it and those numbers are correct.

There may be reasons for it, but I always understood medicaid to be for those in poverty.

Wasn't it 71 million voted for Porcini Pecker in 2020 as well? I didn't know The Hill had a news station, I thought it was just a website deal.

 

[AnGrYcRoW]

Well when you’re told your whole life it takes 10 to 20 years to successfully make a vaccine and then it only really takes a few months, why can’t the same work for cancer?

The irony of this post is that mRNA technology has great promise in regards to cancer , it's the best hope at this point for anything resembling a cure .