how do you feel about watching people die?

[warrior queen]

Mike - you seem to know everything there is about cancer and about the cure for cancer....
So, right here, right now, please name this miraculous cure that has been around for 50 to 60 years.
Specifics, tyvm.

I'll wait...

 

[clutch1]

I watched a guy do the death quiver after being hit by a car in Newark.
And I was a redlight away from a guy being shot to death by the cops in the Bronx.
I can't say I need to see either of them again.
And I played the prodigal son when my mother was dying from cancer.
That one really hurt.

 

[Mike_Yates]

I watched a guy do the death quiver after being hit by a car in Newark.
And I was a redlight away from a guy being shot to death by the cops in the Bronx.
I can't say I need to see either of them again.
And I played the prodigal son when my mother was dying from cancer.
That one really hurt.

I'm no doctor, but I don't understand why literally every other person dies from cancer.

I think I read somewhere that 1/3 of EVERYONE will eventually die from this disease and roughly half of the entire population will develop it at some point in their life

How come such little progress has been made towards curing this disease like they did with polio and tuberculosis? Could it be because of all of the untold mountains of money that big corporations are making from it?

How come even though tens of billions of dollars are dumped into cancer research every single year, but cancer rates and cancer deaths are rising at a frightening pace?

It's reasons like this that make me feel ashamed to be a member of humanity.

I guess that people are willing to do literally ANYTHING for money and power.

Unbelievable.....

 

[Farrah]

I watched a guy do the death quiver after being hit by a car in Newark.
And I was a redlight away from a guy being shot to death by the cops in the Bronx.
I can't say I need to see either of them again.
And I played the prodigal son when my mother was dying from cancer.
That one really hurt.

((hugs))

 

[run_silent]

My company holds the patent on cancer. We also have the patent on the cure. The government is aware of this and plays along because of the power we hold over people via health care. Cure cancer? Really? Do have any idea of how many people that would put out of work? It's a government jobs program.

I hope every one knows this satire.

 

[Mythical_]

yeah, i asked.

I love you and miss you like crazy, you fabulous whore

 

[clutch1]

I'm no doctor, but I don't understand why literally every other person dies from cancer.

I think I read somewhere that 1/3 of EVERYONE will eventually die from this disease and roughly half of the entire population will develop it at some point in their life

How come such little progress has been made towards curing this disease like they did with polio and tuberculosis? Could it be because of all of the untold mountains of money that big corporations are making from it?

How come even though tens of billions of dollars are dumped into cancer research every single year, but cancer rates and cancer deaths are rising at a frightening pace?

It's reasons like this that make me feel ashamed to be a member of humanity.

I guess that people are willing to do literally ANYTHING for money and power.

Unbelievable.....

I was told at a top government research facility that they were very close to having a cure for cancer many years ago, but the government stopped funding the research. They asked why they would stop funding this now that they're so close to a cure. The answer was, there's too many people in the world.

((hugs))

Your hugs always make me feel better.