now if they become zombies?

i'm well within my right to blow their brains out like a watermelon being smashed at a galagher show

but it's a bid for Life. They could suffer more pain overall, or die sooner cus of side effects or be cured

true. however it's their decision

yes

if they decide to take the risk, then they understand it could be worse of a life than they have prior to it

if not, and attempt to sue, i'll not support them at all.

NO

THESE PEOPLE ARE DESPERATE

THEREFORE THE GOVERNMENT SHOULD BE THE ONES DECIDING WHAT THEY CAN PUT INTO THEIR BODIES

yeah um no

THAT MAKES PERFECT SENSE TO *MEEEEEEEEeeeeeeeee* *dribbles uncontrollably*

lol

I know this stuff. My Mom was in a Coma twice and I had to make her decisions for her and it's like rolling a dice, sometimes.

I was 24

science never progresses if people are unwilling to try new science

now mind you, i'm not calling for the dark ages of the scientific world where they'd force people to become science experiments

but willingly submitting to science is fine, and always has been in the USA

Lauren is 22? I thought she was 25-30 with a lot of makeup on

Me either @Deleted User

I was born 1993, and I thought she is my age or older.

nope

I think being famous for activism automatically makes me assume a person can't be super young

i feel like that's wrongthink and the stazi will come to your house shortly

anyways, that one activist woman for CNN that ended up dead in 2013-14 she started out at 19

she ended up losing an eye to a bomb during iraq or the afghanistan war

Wait

*wait*

Valerie Jarrett is *black*??

LOL

Just saw her on MSNBC thing

Tanned people are blacker than her

i'm 3% sub saharan african or something like that

Also, MSNBC claiming they're not racist and then *inviting Al Sharpton onto your panel* is incredibly ***durrrrrrrrrrr***

and i am lighter than most white people

@Deleted User Nick Fuentos was born 1998.

He is even younger.

He sounds like it

Yeah I knew he was young

haha

He actually looks and sounds his age