Every new Department of War policy is like those kids’ t-shirts from the 2000s that are like “I want video game, pizza, and NO LITTLE SISTER” lmao

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Anonymous cheese_of_the_world_unite 3w

Literally just "i'm the boss now" bullshit

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Anonymous #3 3w

im vaxing my shooters as the Founding Fathers intended

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Anonymous full.metal.everything. 3w

deadass part of the reason we even have this country is VACCINES

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Anonymous #3 3w

nah fr didn't he straight up charge folks for turning it down 😭

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Anonymous #3 3w

Something tells me the revolutionary army couldn’t run out to the drug store and pick up a DayQuil or prescription.

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Anonymous #5 3w

I fear DayQuil and prescriptions do not in fact help with viral infections, so something tells me even the revolutionary army could run out to the drug store, it would have done jack shit

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Anonymous #3 3w

DayQuil does help with the symptoms of viral infections, and there are antiviral medications, but neither are as effective as vaccination. TamiFlu does in fact treat influenza, just not as effectively as antibiotics work on something like strep, because viruses are different. But let’s not act like OTC and prescription drugs do not hold an important place in viral disease treatment lmao

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Anonymous #5 3w

Bro the Continental Army was inoculating people for smallpox, not the fucking common cold. DayQuil wouldn’t do shit for smallpox. Nobody’s gotten smallpox since like 1971 though. Wonder why that is. You got any idea why nobody’s gotten smallpox since the 1970s?

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Anonymous cheese_of_the_world_unite 3w

Ykw you’re right, i was sidelining supportive care and focusing on pathogen elimination so that is my bad 🙂‍↕️

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Anonymous #3 3w

Yeah I was like “I mean DayQuil is a fever-reducer, and the fever is what kills people with the flu, and most viral infection deaths, so that’s pretty important to have, but it isn’t a cure”

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