A very odd question for a reporter to ask. Was there more context?

"We've attacked 8 different countries in the last year."

Most of the ones you're probably referring to include military actions which were done in coordination with the governments of those countries.

"No other nation causes more deaths and terror than America."

You're going to have to back that up with some numbers, including the timeframe you're pulling those numbers from.

"Damn it Nixon. I just snorted hot coffee all over my t-shirt."

The funny thing is you weren't even drinking coffee, nor wearing a t-shirt.

"We're beginning to get the American people to think that deporting people is wrong. It's the exact opposite," Tillis told Noem during a Senate Judiciary Committee hearing earlier this week.

"The way you're going about deporting them is wrong, the fact that you can't admit to a mistake, which looks like under investigation, it's going to prove that Ms. Good and Mr. Pretti probably should not have been shot in the face and in the back," he said.

If people are buying the veterinary grade of any drug for personal use, that says a lot more about the state of the US health system than anything else. But again, people have throwing around the "horse paste" label regularly outside of that specific context.

By the way, congratulations on winning the Who Can Be A Bigger ----- game with LHT.

"Invermecin is a cult object."

Hitler was a vegetarian and an artist.

Millions of people are prescribed ivermectin each year for its proper use. But hey, let's stigmatize all of them and put people who actually need it in danger by stigmatizing the drug itself.

------- hypocrites.

"People calling it horse paste are doing so as a mockery of people who are so desperate to follow this crackpottery they have gone to farm supply stores and purchases veterinary formulations to take."

People calling it "horse paste" are not talking about specific instances of people doing that, at least not in the contexts where I've seen them repeatedly do it. It is hypocritically spreading misinformation about the drug. The World Health Organization includes it on its Model List of Essential Medicines for humans. It's one of many medications that have been used in both humans and animals, so calling it "horse paste" is as dumb as calling antibiotics a farm animal drug.

"American Citizen's Safety"

Which one?

You're either completely clueless about how often drugs are prescribed for "off-label" use, or more likely you're just trolling as usual. I'm sure you and everyone else who's made the "horse paste" snark knows that the drug has been prescribed in humans since long before these grifters came along. Troll on, bro.

Gen-Z is also playing a role in this:

It's basically just another pharmaceutical drug, and it's just a symptom of the way many pharmaceuticals are marketed. People who scoff at it as "horse paste" for political or personal reasons are just as bad as those hawking it for said reasons.

69!

Your mom.

"Democrats constantly play the race card."

Do two Wongs make a Wight?

Biden 2028!

This is actually a joint operation with the Ecuadorian government, unlike Trump's other adventures.

Has he used the------------- nickname on social media yet?

Ah, okay. I thought maybe the headline was questioning if the person was actually from Detroit, or a woman.

Which part is the "allegedly" referring to?

" But if they pick one, it should be standard time, not stupid daylight time.

Ugh. Morning people.