I have felt for a long time that the Culture War is the biggest threat to our country and democracy in general - which is why I was so happy to find your show. How can ordinary people best participate in the effort to “make people hate each other less and hate the corrupt ruling class more” (other than by subscribing to content like Breaking Points)? Should we all be trying to get jobs in media and government where we can help from the “inside,” or are there more realistic points of access? It feels lame to be tweeting and subscribing my way into alignment with a cause I really believe in.
Simple question. What do you think about the BMJ criticism based on your review of available literature? I'm only interested in good science, and I don't think the authorities are using it. We need good health policy and sometimes there are no good answers, yet. I'm constantly reminded of thalidomide when I see how fast we've rolled out a couple of these new vaccines. I hope many years from now, there are no long term impacts. Enough of my editorializing. Here's the article: https://blogs.bmj.com/bmj/2021/08/23/does-the-fda-think-these-data-justify-the-first-full-approval-of-a-covid-19-vaccine/
Hi Krystal and Saagar! My fiancé, Vince and I are huge fans of Breaking Points. Rather than ask a question, I would love to surprise him with a shout out from the two of you for our wedding this weekend. We’ve been engaged since 2019 so this is our long awaited, delayed celebration. Thanks and god bless!
Like blaming unemployment benefits for people not going back to work as opposed to low wages for mediocre jobs. It's an easy way to blame the powerless. "Consolidation", similarly, ... is the great ruiner. ... Pre-pandemic, Big Corps consolidated hospitals and closed many due to "lack of occupancy" (like in NY state) to save truck loads of money and pay big bonuses. Now, "We're running out of beds! It's YOUR [the People's] fault!" ... Always blame the powerless. I don't know if there is a question here, just wondering your thoughts.