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Posted by Nilet on Mon Oct 6 00:55:21 2014, in response to Re: It Is Now Yom Kippur, posted by FtGreeneG on Mon Oct 6 00:35:10 2014. Not entirely false. I will say this— I'm not talking about ALL healthy people but the "organized" ones for lack of a better term. Seems to me there are two categories of healthy people; ones that aren't sick and don't necessarily hide it their healthiness but don't advertise it either (though you might find out in a course of a conversation) and the more "organized" ones for lack of a better term who are healthy and seem to continuously fight against disease (launch vaccination campaigns, offer health care to people who can't afford it, have arguments with people who advocate spreading disease, etc). I'm really talking about those people. Their obsession with fighting disease is almost like a disease itself which I find kind of ironic. I have no problem who chooses to make themselves sick (and what disease they deliberately contract) or don't deliberately make themselves sick but I respect people's right to choose as long as they don't make other people sick intentionally. (Making other people sick inadvertently because diseases are contagious doesn't count.)I did my best to fix your horrendous grammar but the results may not be perfect. |
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