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One thing that I've noticed over the past few years is the increasing ubiquity of a few substances the purpose of whom is essentially to bring about freedom from some kind of unintended consequence. These are all band-aid solutions for deep societal problems that relate to medicalization (i.e. the misinterpreting of non-medical issues, such as moral issues, as medical ones) and other ongoing processes.

One example is naloxone (Narcan). It's alright if you overdose on drugs, because the paramedics will just narcan you. This is essentially the Left-liberal, progressive resolution to the drug epidemic: just equip everyone with narcan and then we can forget about it. We don't need a remoralization of society; nay, we don't need to reverse course on anything at all. It's just a medical problem. Just leave it to the medical personnel. Trust them. They'll keep the problem from getting out of control.

Semaglutide (Ozempic) is the other one. I have thought recently that semaglutide will probably heavily slow down or possibly temporarily reverse the rapidly growing obesity trend in the United States—that vile, supposedly Ukrainian, brown homosexual Nikocado Avocado was almost certainly transformed by it—but I am well aware that no man-made medicine is without risk of adverse side effects. The aforementioned naloxone, for instance, is said to be very pain-inducing. Now, courtesy of this video, I know that semaglutide will create its own problems for those societies who put false hopes in it. Replacing the problem of weight gain with bone loss, amid other problems, is not a solution. Is the weight of your bones among the weight that one wishes to lose? Most assuredly not!

Instead of eating and living better, our enemies will have you injecting yourself with semaglutide in between paramedics spraying naloxone up your nose. Man-made band-aid solutions from those who do not wish for real solutions, because the real solutions are invariably 'Far-Right', and none but the 'Far-Right' can solve any of the major social problems of our time. Those who occupy the other positions on the political spectrum will never embrace what needs to be done: they will always see eradicating the degenerates and their lifestyles of all sorts as a far greater evil than the degenerates themselves. They will never see that participation in the struggle against the degenerates will always be among the very highest of moral goods. Be upon them, then, the displeasure wrought by these filthy drugs.