Mark H.
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Cool. I'm done
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I don't really have a dog in the fight so I don't care. But the vast majority of people and experts come down on the side of "placebo".
Maybe they do. But the fact that Blue Cross covers it and the Mayo Clinic acknowledges that it can be effective says something. I waded into this because I know people who have definitely been helped by homeopathy. For example, chronic bronchitis for which they were given prescription after prescription by the medical system.
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To be fair, most people say it is.
FYI blue cross covers homeopathy. But I guess it's all a placebo effect just because you say it is.
Wanting federal money to support homeopathy is a big deal because it shows a willingness to waste public money on something with no benefit. The only effect it has is the placebo effect and there is no way quackery should be funded by the government. That the party policy supports this tells me that a vote for that party is wasted because it shows how poor their judgement is in a significant area. What else do they have these kinds of poor judgement on?Have to lol at the dislike for Elizabeth May, and the cherry picking about what she does and doesn't think.
can't trust her cause she accepts homeopathy. That's it. every other thing she says, thinks, does, is irrelevant.
lack of logical thinking on this site is impressive.
How about medical professionals? The Mayo Clinic for example:
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Have to lol at the dislike for Elizabeth May, and the cherry picking about what she does and doesn't think.
can't trust her cause she accepts homeopathy. That's it. every other thing she says, thinks, does, is irrelevant.
lack of logical thinking on this site is impressive.
Wanting federal money to support homeopathy is a big deal because it shows a willingness to waste public money on something with no benefit. The only effect it has is the placebo effect and there is no way quackery should be funded by the government. That the party policy supports this tells me that a vote for that party is wasted because it shows how poor their judgement is in a significant area. What else do they have these kinds of poor judgement on?
FYI blue cross covers homeopathy. But I guess it's all a placebo effect just because you say it is.
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Homeopathy actually does help some people. It has it's pros and cons just like anything else
That seems strange. Why is she against WIFI?Elizabeth May and the green party support homeopathy (aka quackery) and she thinks wifi is bad. How can you take someone seriously when these are positions they take?
If she supports homeopathy in conjunction with traditional medicine no harm in that.
Well I mean it's essentially a placebo effect. Not harmful, but I wouldn't support spending taxpayer money on it.
You should research further...
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The bad joke to end all bad jokes...
Q: what's the difference between a Rider fan and an elephant?
A: A Rider fan is green
Q: What did Ripper say when he saw a herd of elephants?
A: Look, Rider Fans. (He's colour blind)
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That seems strange. Why is she against WIFI?Elizabeth May and the green party support homeopathy (aka quackery) and she thinks wifi is bad. How can you take someone seriously when these are positions they take?
If she supports homeopathy in conjunction with traditional medicine no harm in that.
Homeopathy actually does help some people. It has it's pros and cons just like anything else
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I'd like to see more written about the cost of the NDP's promises. I'll give you two: National Day care and increasing foreign aid. They say day care will be 5 billion a year. Let's accept that for now. To increase foreign aid to .7% of GDP is another 9.3 billion. That is an increase of 14.3 billion in spending on only two promises. Where does that $ come from?
This is exactly why it's mind blowing that anyone thinks the NDP would be could economic managers. I guess when you hve no problem raising taxes it's easy to pay for everything.
Depends - I think someone like Gary Doer would make a good Prime Minister. Jack Layton with some decent cabinet ministers would've had potential.
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Really like that bombers are loading up on LB/DB talent - Newman, Sherman, Briggs, Waggoner, Morgan, Jones... one or more of these will emerge in the next couple years as a starter
And those players are the key to good special teams play. Bringing in as many as you can is just a bloody good idea.
- Fred C Dobbs and SPuDS
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I suspect that Thomas is being kept around as insurance if Cotton pulls a disappearing act in his performance. His size and resume remind of a former Bomber running back named Stephen Beaird out of Texas who was doing quite well until his dad took sick and Beaird had to go take care of the family buisness. And they were both caucasian.
What the cuss?
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As soon as we have some depth...
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The Cons will win again, for the same reason the Libs won all those majorities in the 90's.
Well the Libs really had no competition in the 90's, That and they balanced the books and the economy was Web 1.0
After Quebec 4 years ago and Alberta this year I can see the NDP winning. Okay so im looking at the polls too.
Would mean a major shift towards younger voters.
Do you really think the Cons have legitimate competition? I think the most change we can expect is a Con minority.
The reasons the NDP won so many seats last time are worth considering:
1. Jack Layton
2. People in Quebec not even paying attention to who the candidates actually were
3. The Liberal collapse
Two or even three of those factors are no longer in play.
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The Cons will win again, for the same reason the Libs won all those majorities in the 90's.
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I'm encouraged by the second half adjustments of Richie Hall and Co.
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....that this place is less active after.a win.
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He is lighting it up with his tight end these days in jail!Tom Porras
You sure it's not his wide receiver?
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It looks like supply management is on the way out, which will be a blow for producers who invested millions in their quotas. Will they be compensated?
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There is a lot of self inflicted harm we as a society engage in. Smoking. Which is now being replaced as the "cool" thing to do by vaping. Drinking soda. I love me some Dr Pepper.
Self inflicted long term death - just another first world problem.Type II diabetes kills more people in the US than handguns and terrorism put together but people don't seem to be scared of that.
Consuming far too much meat and processed foods.
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Guess when you fire coaches every year or 2 nobody wants to come here.
We went after Stubler, Washington, Steinaurer and a couple other before hiring Etch.Are Mike O'Shea and Etcheverry best buddies? I seem to remember reports we were going after Stubler and others before we ever landed on Etch
And if someone you hired was your 5th choice, where's the cronyism?
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Simple.
this team is tending towards a squad that gives up instead of rallying.
Willy goes down and give up.
Except that the D has played the same way all season
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Whatever Lulay said to his OL before that sack - didn't work
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Better add Lulay back to the list, apparently he's not done yet.
But don't forget he has the best offensive weapon in the league at his disposal
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Marve now the backup QB?
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It's six of one and a billion dozen of the other. And 60% of the time it's going to work every time