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It's Always Something (IAS)

[Cowboy Bob]

I thought people were concerned about overpopulation? This should help alleviate the problem.

[goldstategop]

[PieterCasparzen]

Yes, and everyone needs to buy my product right now.

Because unless the whole world population buys my product, right now, there will be terrible diseases that will cost $60,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000.45.

See how accurate that calculation was ? Right down to the last 45 cents.

I’ve studied this with my experts. It’s undeniably true.

Oh, and I’m forming a PieterCasparzen United Nacionnnnns(tm). All national governments should enroll right now, for better governance !

[Vince Ferrer]

Former Goldman Sachs chief economist Jim O'Neill, who led the work, noted that in Europe and the United States alone around 50,000 people currently die each year from infections caused by superbug forms of bacteria such as E.coli.

It is unfortunate that real people are actually dying from disease, because we have made our committments to bankrupt ourselves to fight fictional climate change, which is killing no one. Priorities.

[Sherman Logan]

The problem here is that we’re in a race between our ability to develop more efficient antimicrobial drugs and the microbes’ ability to evolve resistance to them.

In the long run, put your money on the germs.

[Tolerance Sucks Rocks]

Them superbugs just loves them some antibiotics.

[norwaypinesavage]

It’s all because the greedy drug companies are making too much profit. Let’s fix them, and take away ALL their profits. That’ll sure work.