#dump trump

[arealpatriot1]

Yep and he'll be ostracized for have a heart and compassion

[in4newz]

[moonbean117]

[jasondamien93]

👋💙✊

[whalehugs]

Look, he's on the front page of the Dump Magazine!

[the-shadows-request-candy-corn]

Trump may be about to sign the death sentence of the National Institute of Health, and, by extension, the Office of Lab Animal Welfare.

He gutted research animal protections.

Any vertebrate that isn't a mammal will have no rights.

Neither will mice or rats.

If NIH grants are stopped, researchers can't pay anyone. They can't perform research. They can't pay for veterinary services.

They won't be required to provide veterinary services.

The only medical research that will happen will be self funded by big pharma, and they can torture the animals and skew all the lab results that they want.

Just like Musk did to the primates in his neuralink research.

I don't know what's going to happen to me or anyone else at the university where I work. My job is to make sure the animals are treated humanely and to provide veterinary care. I'm especially scared about what's going to happen to those research animals if veterinary staff gets laid off. The USDA only covers mammals, and it doesn't even cover all of them. Every rat I've ever made a tiny paper gift box full of marshmallows for, every mouse I've ever watched grow up, every rodent I've ever separated from an aggressive dominant brother and then treated their tiny wounds, they have no protections if NIH goes down. Decades of research into humane handling, euthanasia, and animal behavior will be tossed aside and wasted.

Please, do everything you can. Protest. Contact your representatives. Anything you can do. Do it for science, for medicine, for people's lives, for people's jobs, and for the animals.

[shefightsforall]

Stay vigilant. While Trump is popping off about Canada, Greenland, and Mexico, Republican Andy Biggs has introduced House Resolution 7.

This line, "Whereas health care for women should also address the needs of men, families, and communities as they relate to women’s health care," implies that men could potentially dictate women's healthcare; for example, a woman might not be able to use birth control without her husband's permission.

I know that a few states still require written spousal consent for sterilization, and I am concerned that this bill could introduce the same concept for smaller healthcare decisions.

The primary focus of healthcare should be the patient, not the people surrounding them.

EDIT: Since I've shared this, a new bill to Ban Abortion nationally was proposed. Please share.

https://www.congress.gov/bill/119th-congress/house-bill/722?fbclid=IwY2xjawIHL-RleHRuA2FlbQIxMQABHVL5MOT6zFKNuV1ELJcsHheYZx3AIBtB79AqSLbV4ZJKYPxbP-wMdardlA_aem_SwI8xeC3KvFdBMMaQruF5g

[arealpatriot1]

All that is true and they don't care about anything else they hate every thing their new "Gods" tell them and it sick and disgusting. They are ruining and destroying this fine country and if they were the religious people they claim to be then they would be doing this shit.

[freedomfromrepublicans]

[in4newz]

[angelx1992]

[busterballsblog]

[fragglerock28]

[moonbean117]

[arealpatriot1]

All true