Sean Mooney

Again though- Trump does this all the time. He says things where it is implicitly clear what he is talking about but he never outright says the thing because that would cause legal trouble. Kimmel did the same thing here so he's good by letter of the law

This is the problem when we take someone who used to say "From way downtown....BANG...." for a living and elevate them to political pundit.

Fun fact- the words "pro" "Trump" and "Republican" are not in there. I mean- look I've given Trump credit in the past for saying controversial things but avoiding crossing the line into spots where he can be pressed on things. Kimmel did the same here. When did they officially rule on a motive or anything for the killer? Did it happen that weekend before? Did it happen after the monologue?

What law did he break?

You are both arguing about Jimmy Kimmel on a fantasy football message board. You are the same

This is the part they ignore to try and play gotcha. I mean if the Biden team said "You got to take this stuff down or we will take away X..." sure- that's pure government overreach and unacceptable. But they are within their means to say "Hey, take a look at this stuff." Trump's team would've been well within their rights to say to ABC, "Hey take a look at what Kimmel is saying...." But they didn't say that. Carr said " There is a world of difference in that. But I venture this is all because that Tim Pool chucklefuck got outed as a Russian paid idiot.

Okay...it was clear what he was getting at and you are just obfuscating his point. But I was clearer about what I said the whole time

Did I say prescription? Are you damaged? Was is the disconnect in your head here? I literally said it is not generally recommended except for certain cases. You replied to me and verified what I said and have continued to argue over it now.

I know you typed into Google and use what the AI told you because it was the very first thing I saw too. But apparently you missed this as well. The safety of aspirin during pregnancy depends on the dosage, timing, and individual medical factors, and should only be taken under a doctor's supervision. Any medicine- during pregnancy especially- should be done with a doctor's recommendation

Are you trying to show how stupid you are? Both Tim and I said while it is generally not recommended for pregnancy there are cases- hell Tim even specifically mentioned low doses as well- where it might be prescribed. How much bigger and bolder do you want to make the things we said to show you aren't disagreeing with us?

This is what I said: So with those two things- it is generally not recommended. But there are certain cases where they might recommend it under a doctor's supervision HTH

Aspirin is a nonsteroid anti-inflammatory drug. Aspirin is a blood thinner as well. So with those two things- it is generally not recommended. But there are certain cases where they might recommend it under a doctor's supervision

Perhaps he is a lonely loser who has never been with a woman?

They broadened the criteria for diagnosing autism years ago. We are more aware of what autism looks like in children. There is a lot more screening for autism than there was 30,40,50 years ago. Also, people having kids later in life is a factor. All these things have been studied and are valid. They almost assuredly have more to do with autism rates being higher.

No person who actually has kids and has been with a pregnant wife would tell her, "You ain't taking Tylenol. Find something else to cure that fever."

Exactly. It doesn't go away because it's not a curable disease of some kind. The effects can be lessened through a variety of means which allows a person to live a high quality independent life but it isn't like turning off a light switch and it's gone.

It's still pretty common. I live in a rural area- over an hour from a major city- and it's 100% happening here. Most recently a house down the street was listed for 305K and it sold for 355K

So she is part of the exploitation? The grift continues

To some degree it is people who are blinded by the numbers. A bank tells them "Well based off your numbers you can afford X." Of course that doesn't take into account they figure this out off gross income and not net. People don't think about money you will need after you move in right away. It's partially their own fault but it is a lending predatory thing that needs to be reined in a little as well.

It is sad in every way. We bought our house over a decade ago. We refinanced our interest rate down during COVID to upgrade some things and have a house right now that is worth 2.5X what we paid for it. You hear young couples now and they are at 6 and 7% interest rates and having to go like 40-60K over the asking price in order to even have a sniff at a house. And the idea of "House goes on the market Monday, offers need to be in by Tuesday at 5 pm." The hell with that.

Very nice speech by Erika Kirk. I know people are lighting up Twitter about the grace she showed but I mean- if you're Christian it is exactly what you should've expected her to say. She did a great job in what was obviously a tough moment- her husband's death being exploited by TPUSA and the current administration- not to mention the President who treated it like a photo opportunity and political rally. Now hopefully she is given some time to grieve peacefully before being trotted out there again at mid-terms to try and rally the troops while President Orange Crush says "Remember how they massacred my boy.."

Agree. That's just horrible to act like that.

Fine...you just made up BS points to refute. Feel better? You'll notice the specific things I objected to and countered. Please read again.

You are glossing over a lot of context and I think you know that