Message from @Death Strike's Bat

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2017-06-30 02:45:23 UTC  

it's like a synopsis for the semi intelligent

2017-06-30 02:45:45 UTC  

people smart enough not to just sit passively at their pew or whatever, but not smart enough to comprehensively analyze ten different religions

2017-06-30 04:20:31 UTC  

@devolved here?

2017-06-30 04:21:11 UTC  

Sup

2017-06-30 04:22:42 UTC  

what are the moral implications of abandoning medicine to shuffle products and money

2017-06-30 04:23:58 UTC  

let's say this next year succeeds BIGLY

2017-06-30 04:23:59 UTC  

Why would you throw away all that work getting a degree

2017-06-30 04:24:07 UTC  

because I didn't have this opportunity before

2017-06-30 04:24:10 UTC  

Morally, no opinion really

2017-06-30 04:24:26 UTC  

I have to feel like doing medicine for the general public is almost immoral

2017-06-30 04:24:35 UTC  

scratch "almost," it's 100% bad

2017-06-30 04:24:50 UTC  

helping spergs outrun the consequences of their actions

2017-06-30 04:25:14 UTC  

giving hormones to trannies

2017-06-30 04:26:34 UTC  

Conclusion

Physicians who choose to provide quality care for a stigmatized patient population within a system that generally ignores its unique medical needs do so at the fringes of their clinical comfort zone. In the absence of a functional system of consistent and equitable care delivery for all patients, the onus of competent care often falls on conscientious individual clinicians who are passionate about caring for the underserved. As the sole clinician offering Jessie crucial gender affirmation, we argue that it is Dr. Lao’s responsibility to ensure Jessie receives all medically indicated interventions she desires, including hormone therapy. To do this, it is his clinical and ethical responsibility to perform due diligence by helping Jessie receive gender-affirming medical treatment, including hormone therapy, from an experienced clinician.

2017-06-30 04:26:51 UTC  

You've got a point

2017-06-30 04:27:14 UTC  

no matter how I slice it I would be far better for the world as a diet expert and clergyman

2017-06-30 04:27:27 UTC  

Probably true

2017-06-30 04:27:40 UTC  

this link is a horror show

2017-06-30 04:27:51 UTC  

You can approach any vocation morally or immoraly

2017-06-30 07:44:09 UTC  

I like the blurb

2017-06-30 07:44:15 UTC  

now to read it

2017-06-30 07:44:31 UTC  

great, it's not an article

2017-06-30 07:45:04 UTC  

the tweet is correct, this "counterculture" proceeds from anonymous figures and the anonymous multitude

2017-06-30 07:45:19 UTC  

the visible figures are not important

2017-06-30 07:45:42 UTC  

whether that is a good thing is worth debate, but I don't think the actual assertion is debateable

2017-06-30 07:46:00 UTC  

the visible figures did not precede the upswell

2017-06-30 07:46:11 UTC  

first came the change, then riding that wave came various figures

2017-06-30 07:46:44 UTC  

the kind of ideas Milo for instance has, they are a further iteration of stuff that has been slowly developed (on the internet, anonymously) for a couple of years

2017-06-30 07:47:22 UTC  

if someone asked me to name one, just one, person who I thought was the most important to all of this shit

2017-06-30 07:47:29 UTC  

despite not liking him very much I would say Steve Sailer

2017-06-30 07:47:36 UTC  

who, while not anonymous, is certainly not a visible figure

2017-06-30 07:59:28 UTC  

it s funny how you participate in talks anonymously and then 1 week later you see the talking points used by Milo or Cernovich

2017-06-30 08:01:14 UTC  

what incentive is to not be anonymous? save the magical white race? fuck that. if you risk your personal image, at least do it for shekels.

2017-06-30 08:11:28 UTC  

why don't you tell me

2017-06-30 08:11:31 UTC  

what the incentive is

2017-06-30 08:12:10 UTC  

I have the opposite impression