I mean, look, it's poverty, right? Uh, uh, America is absolutely unique among the world powers in terms of, number one, not having, uh, uh, a, you know, affordable healthcare.
Not having access to, to, to healthy food, not having access to affordable healthcare.
So, uh, i- if we wanna address these things, obviously we have to figure out how to make h- healthcare better.
And so that involves standing up to health insurance industries and things like that.
Um, but also just kind of taking it more seriously if we wanna understand, right? RFK pushes this, uh, you know, this explosion in chronic disease, 54% prevalence, and it's all magically lined up with 1989 and the vaccine schedule and junk food.
And okay, what are you gonna do? Like enforce, uh, laws that prevent people from manufacturing and eating fast food? Uh, good luck with that if [laughs] you wanna try that.
But more importantly, why don't we research the genetic basis for a lot of these diseases? Things...
Certainly behavioral and neurological diseases are largely genetic, and then even stuff like obesity has a very large genetic component.
I mean, I'd say post-World War II, just America has become this venue where, you know, the oligarchy is just consistently vying for supremacy here, specifically being that US is the, you know, uh, re- at the moment remains, I believe, the, the premier global power.
Um, that may change soon or, or is already in the process of changing, but that's why we see this continued transference of, of wealth, uh, from the masses into the oligarchy, and that's gonna generate, uh, incredible amounts of poverty.
And with that, you don't have access to healthy food, you don't have access to healthcare.
I mean, look, it's poverty, right? Uh, uh, America is absolutely unique among the world powers in terms of, number one, not having, uh, uh, a, you know, affordable healthcare.
Not having access to, to, to healthy food, not having access to affordable healthcare.
So, uh, i- if we wanna address these things, obviously we have to figure out how to make h- healthcare better.
And so that involves standing up to health insurance industries and things like that.
Um, but also just kind of taking it more seriously if we wanna understand, right? RFK pushes this, uh, you know, this explosion in chronic disease, 54% prevalence, and it's all magically lined up with 1989 and the vaccine schedule and junk food.
And okay, what are you gonna do? Like enforce, uh, laws that prevent people from manufacturing and eating fast food? Uh, good luck with that if [laughs] you wanna try that.
But more importantly, why don't we research the genetic basis for a lot of these diseases? Things...
Certainly behavioral and neurological diseases are largely genetic, and then even stuff like obesity has a very large genetic component.
I mean, I'd say post-World War II, just America has become this venue where, you know, the oligarchy is just consistently vying for supremacy here, specifically being that US is the, you know, uh, re- at the moment remains, I believe, the, the premier global power.
Um, that may change soon or, or is already in the process of changing, but that's why we see this continued transference of, of wealth, uh, from the masses into the oligarchy, and that's gonna generate, uh, incredible amounts of poverty.
And with that, you don't have access to healthy food, you don't have access to healthcare.
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