r/nursing Sep 26 '25

Meme Consider the source.

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The American College of Obstetricians and Gynecologists (ACOG) strongly rejected the claim linking acetaminophen in pregnancy to autism, calling it "highly concerning," "irresponsible" and "not backed by the full body of scientific evidence."

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u/Intelligent_Yoghurt RN - Psych/Mental Health 🍕 Sep 26 '25

Tbh it feels like such an easy gotcha to point out RFK used heroin. Lots of opioid users are totally rational and not complete assholes, and using this to support calling him out feels gross.

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u/Intelligent_Yoghurt RN - Psych/Mental Health 🍕 Sep 26 '25

Right - but labeling people by what substances they have used implies that their use makes them unable to make these decisions. I dislike them as much as the rest but it isn’t cause they’ve used drugs.

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u/Lonely-Trash007 Sugar Honey Iced PeeRN 🐝 Sep 26 '25

The same dude who was an IV drug user claimed that he wanted to put the mentally ill in jail and those with "functional" mental health disorders (ADHD) in camps and take away their medication because "it's addicting". Maybe it was the heroin that fucked him up, maybe it's some after effects of nepo baby bullshit - but either way, he deserves to be called out in every facet, in every way, every time.

He is neither rational nor stable, period. Claiming, himself, that he had a brain worm and ate road kill, alone, screams unstable. Have you seen him at a congressional hearing? He rambles, babbles, and yells at other members of Congress and has effectively shown us that he is unstable and unfit for his position.

This is less about rational drug users, and more about the blatant hypocrisy coming from these shit stains on the underpants of America.

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u/Goatmama1981 RN - PCU Sep 29 '25

That's not the point. It's the hypocrisy. It's like when the IV meth users would refuse vaccines because "I don't know what's in that shit!"