Oh yea, just step back and take a closer look at mankind and our history. From when we discovered how to make tools. Some of our tools of convenience are well worth the effort, but you have to admit, mankind has the habit of corrupting the products we have developed. I would say the blade would be the first of these, it was a tool of practical needs. Used for skinning and cutting the foods and wood necessary for preparing our meals, then we mostly likely used it to protect our families from the wild animals of the world. It then became the tool of choice for protecting our families against other humans. And since then we have discovered more ways to kill others, than we have in trying to find a peaceful co-existence with one another.
We are now not only inflicting death face to face, but we are doing it physically from distances of 1,000's of miles. Let's not forget about the studies in chemical warfare, who best to make these discoveries than the people who develop our medicines for us. Remember the Nazi's started us on this slippery ride with their chemical testing on Jewish people in the concentration camps.
Now we have laws that require people to accept modern medical sciences as the only choice for everyone. Personally I consider this to be the same as legalised chemical testing for profit. If any of you doubt this concept, ask your doctor to sign a contract to accept responsibility for the damages they may cause you. Ask your politicians to prove these products are the right choice for everyone, I've read the labels and saw the ads on the television. Every over the counter and prescription drug recommends consulting your primary physician first, they also do not actually guarantee them to work for everyone.
The drug commercials are the primary reason I don't watch TV any more. After hearing the side effects of some of those products I have chosen to live with what ails me, it's actually practical and safer for my continued existence which I believe to be approximately 12-15 more years at best. This is my own damn fault, not the fault of others. But, to impose upon and/or intimidate people to accept products that no one can guarantee to be right for you is simply wrong. We have to start being practical and protect ourselves from those who seem to believe the advances of science is the cure for everything.
Nature has it's own way of revolting against it's illnesses. Just as the human body has a way of telling you something is wrong if you have the patience to listen to it. This is why I am for a common sense policy in regards to our drug problems, and believe people should have the right to decide what extent we as individuals should consider these advances as acceptable.
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