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People also have an inherent ability to protect and inform themselves-especially when it's coming from Trump.
As with coops assuming Lariam contains chloroquine, and could have googled that for himself, so could the gent who died taken a few seconds to Google and check if his fish tank cleaner had any resemblance to the medicine in question, and, if it was toxic.
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People also have an inherent ability to protect and inform themselves-especially when it's coming from Trump.
And the people who don't, don't deserve protection?
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so could the gent who died taken a few seconds to Google and check if his fish tank cleaner had any resemblance to the medicine in question, and, if it was toxic.
Yeah, cunt deserved to die. /rollseyes
Just so you know, it is likely that it was a Choloroquine overdose that killed that chap, not the aquarium cleaner itself. It's really fucking toxic.
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As with coops assuming Lariam contains chloroquine, and could have googled that for himself
Yeah, I could have - but I was busy doing other stuff at the time and just fired off a comment. And I didn't assume anything. I genuinely didn't know (and the other shit fucked me up for the best part of a week and a half). FWIW I agreed with your take on the article and what the bloke did to himself - he had something that was plainly labelled as not a medicine and took it as a medicine without a thought to dosage, why it might be packaged as something else and for that use (apparently clearly labelled as such), what might be in that product with it etc, etc, etc.
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Funnily enough there are a lot of sub average intelligence people in the world and they are all lives worth protecting. Hence why his comments were so insanely irresponsible.