FreydisTit

Your post is bizarre. You said they lost credibility, asked for their credentials, posted links to studies that don't support your argument while also being decades old, said there should be a registry of people with Hep C, especially those who work in the restaurant industry, and your reason for that is because it's common for restaurant workers to spit in food. Wtf? Did you even read the journal articles you linked? Nothing about the New York dentist study suggest transmission through saliva. Why on earth do you think it's so common for restaurant workers to spit in food that every restaurant worker should be tested and registered?

I am open to discussion, just know that I read all of the journal articles you posted, was born to a mother who had Hep C almost 40 years ago, and also worked in the restaurant industry for a decade and not once did I see anyone spit in food. It's not common at all.

One of my best friends wrote in her suicide note that she didn't want to be Baker Acted again, like suicide was a better option. I know two other people who committed suicide after being Baker Acted. Both were traumatized by it. It scares the shit out of me when people express that they will never be Baker Acted again. Taking comfort from people who are at rock bottom already, not allowing them to speak to their family, and treating them like criminals is not the solution.

Isn't the Big Five the gold standard these days?

I'm glad you popped up. I'm not sure if it was you who originally shared you were doing this a few years ago or if it was another redditor. Regardless, I have a question.

Does tracking this make it easier for regular folks like myself to trade stock more effectively? For example, if I see someone on a committee buy some stock or sell some stock, is the data new enough to follow their lead? Especially if it's practically common knowledge that certain people take advantage?

If a member of Congress on a committee suddenly offloads a bunch of stock in a company, and other people see this and also offload that stock, what would happen to the company? Could enough people use this information to make companies protect their shareholders against members of Congress?

I own no stock, but if there was a fund that made a profit while fucking over members of Congress while making money, I would invest.

Yes, asians can be far right.