Showing posts with label superbugs. Show all posts
Showing posts with label superbugs. Show all posts

Saturday, September 28, 2013

Hillary Clinton Is Super Bacteria Politician Who Wont Flush

According to the Center for Disease Control, " The overuse of antibiotics is causing an increase in drug-resistant bacteria." These bacteria are also known as superbugs. Could Hillary Clinton be a superbug-type politician? She's immune from the effects of filthy scandal that normally would kill off other politicos. She wont flush away with the cesspool of her own creating along with degenerate husband Bill. Her secret is she wont flush with embarrassment. She knows that her supporters can't smell . Even if they could they would stick by her so that together they could reach the promised out house. That's where all who are out now will be in and those in now will be out. And what was the disease that gave a bug such as her a place to squat? It's called democracy. It's the equality disease. The only cure is personal excellance and being known by your differences.

Thursday, April 21, 2011

Kill Critical Thinking In All Its Forms

Centers for Disease Control Prevention spokeswoman Dr Kimberly Workowski said today, "Drug resistant bacteria is winning in the battle against sexually transmitted diseases and tuberculosis." Superbugs now resist penicillin, tetracycline, flouroquinolones and cephalosporin. If you will, these were the first responders traditional drugs of choice.

Do bugs think? Well they figured out how to get around our cause celebre diseases that were brought on by civil rights legislation. How so? Teaching alternative sexual life styles in school and the public forums and inviting illegal immigartion among the great unwashed is a de facto invitation to bacteria.

Do we as a species think? Well if we do, the bugs are doing a better a job in these areas. When critical thinking is put in second place behind political correct policies, then superbugs go to the head of the class. I want critical thinking back and in full use. We can learn from superbugs. We can beat superbugs by changing policies rather than using better technology or drugs.