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jt says...

Wtf is this nonsense? Nobody’s seeking special treatment, just equal treatment. Why would the heterosexual community be mentioned as it’s implicit that this is the vast majority of people in question? If the heterosexual community was in danger by simply existing they might merit special mention.

Mr. Evans, if you don’t see heterosexuals “flaunting their sexuality” in public you must never leave your house. I’m sure two men holding hands for you counts as “flaunting sexuality”, an act that can get people beaten or killed here. This is where the need arises to protect a persecuted minority.

Also, there is no such thing as “reverse sexual orientation discrimination” just as there is no reverse racism, it’s just discrimination and racism. Hopefully the underrepresented straight people will be able to hold hands and socialise safely in public without fear of retribution from your imaginary gay agenda.

jt says...

You can’t say this. Nobody can. Fentanyl and cocaine are two radically different classes of drugs, one a stimulant and the other an opioid. “40x more powerful” is utter garbage. Fentanyl on its own is incredibly potent for a cocaine user or anyone without an opiate/opioid drug habit.

https://www.webmd.com/connect-to-care/a…

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jt says...

I hope a lot of people read this and understand the assault on scientific research underway in this country.

jt says...

Why foul this up with facts?

On EDITORIAL: Booster shots are to be welcomed

Posted 23 November 2021, 1:58 p.m. Suggest removal

jt says...

Thank you. Finally a doctor weighs in who truly understands the development of life-saving ventilators as a weapon to further white supremacy.

Do you even read what you write? I think your knobs need adjusting.

jt says...

Oh wow. “False Gods?” What proves yours real?

On Landed in The Bahamas

Posted 29 October 2021, 9:05 p.m. Suggest removal

jt says...

Cancer’s not contagious, moron. This is a false comparison. My grandfather won’t die because you chose not to treat your polyps for free.

On UB faculty demands COVID policy rethink

Posted 3 September 2021, 12:30 p.m. Suggest removal

jt says...

There’s nothing wrong with the conch itself, it’s the harbour. The big rain we had the other day pushed all kinds of contaminated wastewater into the harbour, where the conch are stored and rinsed. This happens at the start of the rainy season every single year. Cooking the conch, btw, makes it perfectly safe to consume.

jt says...

There’s nothing wrong with the conch itself, it’s the harbour. The big rain we had the other day pushed all kinds of contaminated wastewater into the harbour, where the conch are stored and rinsed. This happens at the start of the rainy season every single year.