/sci/ - Science & Math

ah bush the smart

ITT: The next President; can't wait to get our fucking jobs back and our economy stabilized.

>>3563180

perry might be able to do it too. longest governor to date, created the most jobs in america compared to all other states. fuck yea I want this guy as our next elect.

more empty suits

Is this guy part of the two-party cabal?

Then no, nothing will change.

All right, folks, lemme lay it down for ya: This country is RULED by a bunch of rich, white, power-hungry company men. We are OWNED. This is not a democracy. This is a Consumerist country. We are owned by the people at the top of the food chains. You think they give a flying shit? They don't. They like us uneducated and poor. That's EXACTLY WHAT THEY WANT. We can't exactly go 'Hey wait, I am aware of this. We must stop this' if nobody knows that the politicians are just hollow suits that act as hollow dicksleeves for the corporations that really run the country. Voting is a useless passtime; We have no say in who wins. It's all them. There is no trickle-down and there is nobody in control who is listening to our citizens. Super-Congress is a fine example of this.

>>3563184
>perry
>good
>wtfamireading.jpg
You must not be a resident of Texas.

Please help us Ron Paul. Save us from these shits who want to doom America with foreign expeditions and excessive military spending that does *nothing* to keep us safe.

didn't he lay off thousands of teachers and cause texas to go in massive debt?

>2011
>having faith in america's political system

he's the governor that asked his citizens to pray for texas debt to go away right?

>>3563269
Tried to force Cervical cancer vaccines to eight year old girls (he is in bed with the company that provided the vaccines), doubled Texas' debt, raised taxes on middle class, sold highways to multinational companies, turning once free roads into toll roads, etc.

>>3563269
Yes and any jobs he created were by allowing corporations to run free without any real oversight.

>>3563237

>2011
>voting for a far-right palaeoconservative goldbug to save your country from decades of far right idiots

I seriously etc...

ITT: Liberal slandering

Seriously? Fuck you guys

[citation fucking needed]

>>3563286

>cancer
>vaccine

Wait. Am I missing something about the nature of vaccination here, or is this guy a big fat scammer?

>>3563286
>Tried to force Cervical cancer vaccines to eight year old girls

That's actually a good thing, HPV vaccination should be mandatory, it's anti-sex christfags who are messing it up (again)

>>3563299
it's a vaccination against the virus that causes certain forms of cervical cancer

it's a pretty nice piece of science and was in the news for a while, surprised you haven't heard about it

>>3563292
>conflating neo-cons and libertarians under the "far right" label, which apparently applies to anyone you don't like

>>3563299
>or is this guy a big fat scammer
Yes.
>>3563297
Except the vaccine has a high chance of doing more harm than good.

>>3563292
>implying he's far right
He voted Democrat in the eighties, even ran his campaign. He has DOUBLED Texas' debt, raised taxes, shall I continue?

>>3563312
>Except the vaccine has a high chance of doing more harm than good.

[citation needed]

>>3563312
He was talking about Ron Paul. Try actually reading the quoted post before

>assuming

>>3563316
>http://www.naturalmedicine.com/news/vaccines/number-of-deaths-linked-to-hpv-vaccine-grows/

Anyways, even the fact that Perry has ties to this company that supplies the vaccines that would have been REQUIRED for ALL sixth grade girls to take is fishy.

>>3563325
>naturalmedicine.com
Credible source right here folks.

>>3563303

My mistake. Thanks for the update!

I thought this was like one of those 'antibiotics for the common cold' pieces of bullshit that turn up every so often.

>>3563329
http://www.judicialwatch.org/news/2010/sep/judicial-watch-uncovers-fda-records-detailing-16-new-deat
hs-tied-gardasil

Here you go, my Google-inept friend.

>>3563325
>http://www.naturalmedicine.com
no

>the fact that Perry has ties to this company that supplies the vaccines that would have been REQUIRED for ALL sixth grade girls to take is fishy.

By "required for all" you mean recommended but with the possibility of obtaining an exemption, identically to other routine vaccinations. Why should the HPV vaccine be treated differently? If anything, the default being in favour of vaccination is even more important, because it removes the stigma that otherwise attaches to getting an STD vaccine. I wonder how many girls will die because they were too ashamed to request the vaccine for fear of being regarded as a "slut."

I live in Texas, and I have mixed feelings about Perry, but I think the vaccination manoeuvre was politically courageous (standing up to the prudish moralizers) and justified.

>>3563333
Don't worry about it, I'm glad something good could come of this thread. even if it's just letting someone know about a development

>>3563344
>including 4 suicides

glad they're counting deaths so obviously caused by vaccination

>>3563345
>I think the vaccination manoeuvre was politically courageous
Merck is a campaign contributor and his former chief of staff is now a lobbyist for them. He was obviously doing it for the money. He is bad for Texas and the country.

>>3563369
Listen, I don't know to what extent that's true (Politicians seldom refuse contributions, and they get them from many sources. It's usually possible to "discover" some conflict of interest.) and I don't even like Perry. The point is that Perry could be a gibbering devil and it makes no difference. If the Devil told you your fly was unzipped, would you zip it up? If the Devil told you your daughters were dying excruciating deaths from preventable disease, would you vaccinate them? In any case, he has a responsibility as governor to make certain decisions in the interest of public health that can't be simply abandoned because it might create an unfortunate appearance of impropriety.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=obHxrBZfKis

Watch and learn

>>3563172
>>3563180
>>3563184

>2011
>Thinking government creates jobs
>Blindly following politicians

>ISHYGDDT

>>3563172

>2011
>Thinking government creates jobs
>Thinking another Texas cowboy will create jobs by expanding war

>ISHYGDDT