My name is Jack McSwindel, yes you heard that right, while my wealth mountain grows, your funds they dwindle
I’m one of the elites and if you ask how me much dough, take your income and times it by 10000, I ain’t finished yet 00, yo my income is off the charts. I’m an oligarch, I do billion dollar farts because I’m well ass-licked round these global parts
I’m the mega-corporate master. I help them grow faster and faster and as sure as I ain’t poor – when I give a hand-out, I get 10 times that back through the back door
See I am one of a bloodline blessed in the sunshine. Went to an elite school, learnt how elites rule. The view is cool from ladder rung number one – I don’t suffer fools
cos I can –ride this – the whole economy
Lock in – my ideology
Define this – what is progress
I’m unelected
I can – buy this – your leading politician
Gag this –media opinion – I can shut you up cos
I gotta super Reich – it’s my kingdom – defend it with my might
I gotta super Reich – I got my finger in a million pies
I gotta super Reich – I get it classy. I’ll pay – don’t tell the wife.
I’m the CEO of a hedge fund. I can afford to lose some in investments where same loss would break you.
Take my private jet to the stars, I own the move to Mars while the green earth goes brown under the oil sands’ tars.
It’s not like I don’t mean well or my life ain’t free from hell.
You may be stuck in a financial corner so scrape yourself off the floor but I’m stuck with my Dad’s intergenerational trauma.
I’ve never even seen the ditch, got the itch for the classy bitch, you snitch behind my back, you be vaporised, them dick-suckers are mesmerized by my power and my media size.
I feel well knowing that my will will be done, my kingdom comes, I’m havin’ a blast – it’s getting vast.The only thing trickling down is in my pants. I need a hug.
cos I can –ride this – the whole economy
Lock in – my ideology
Define this – what is progress
I’m unelected
I can – buy this – your leading politician
Gag this –media opinion – I can shut you up cos
I gotta super Reich – it’s my kingdom – defend it with my might
I gotta super Reich – I got my finger in a million pies
I gotta super Reich – I get it classy. I’ll pay – don’t tell the wife
I gotta super Reich – it’s my kingdom – defend it with my might
How the **** am I supposed to do a humorous rap, scientifically robust, sound a bit like Ali G, Ay Let’s go let’s go, level up, level up
Vitamin D Is a natural healer, it raises our strength like a long lost friend against a nice bunch of ailments 1, too hard for a patent, too cheap for a rake-in 2. Big Pharma must hate it. I asked my Lama, he said they’re too in bed with governments for an end to the drama 3 and they’re knockin’ it down like the Amazon. 4
We got deficiency of vitamin D, 80% of Covid patients who are critical 5 - is this about efficiency? Wake the dead, claim back your natural immunity cos the science shows – when the D flows Do they wanna keep it under wraps, feed the fat cats sittin’ ever higher on their corporate golden mats? While the poorer gettin’ poorer. But you can choose empowerment, bring it on
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Vitamin D, Vitamin D3, If you get your levels up you could be fitter than Vitamin D, Vitamin D3
So they recommend a dosage that’s enough for an ant 7, without scientific proof that it will make up the lack 8,
makes me rant as the sun ain’t enough to get VD3 half of the year. You seen Scotland in summer? Ain’t no joke, take your shades off and tell me straight-faced that 10 micrograms daily 7 will play the ace.
Pigs might fly
And they’re always banging on about toxicity of D3. 9 Of course no one has ever been on a plane, taken the pill, crossed a main street. Even drinking too much water could harm your daughter. Fact is, it’s a seldom occurrence like when a doc ****s up the sums with a prescription that could fill 100 oil drums. 10 Funny thing is when big profit’s at stake, the risk authorities sing praises of safety for nerve-poison glyphosate. 11
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Vitamin, Vitamin.
Vitamin D, Vitamin D3. About two thirds of us are lacking in Vitamin D, 12 Vitamin D3. Sorting it out could save us trillions.
Vitamin D, Vitamin D3. Take into account the cost of lockdown. Vitamin D, Vitamin D3.
Vitamin, vitamin, vitamin. Vitamin D3 – Take it in Vitamin, vitamin, vitamin – Spread this sound Vitamin, vitamin, vitamin – Vitamin D3 – Take it in What the ****, tell the truth, bout da D so we can end the suffering.
Check out the natural East African tribes a study looked at, never touched a vitamin pill, got so much in their blood 13 they must be dead if you listen to safety-heads.
High five to the zombies! High five to the zombies!
Back in da shadows of industrial comfort, masses a breath away from viruses-triumphant.
“But we need more research before we act” 14 is the mantra, like they used for climate change but not for grounding faulty planes. Well we can wait and wait and wait, too late to change the fate of the oblivious. Well VD3 ain’t enough to replace all that carnism-, sickness-, pandemic-causing food stuff.15 Well that’s another story, but it holds its glory, so what is there to ****ing lose?
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Background Information
“claim back your natural immunity”
Vitamin D is essential for a properly functioning immune system but globally, deficiency is so common and costly to health that it has been described as a pandemic. 5
I only discovered I had vitamin D deficiency after speaking to a doctor who’d done her own research. It had never been suggested by any of my GPs to get a vitamin D blood test as a standard procedure. I don’t blame them because it appears that the amount of knowledge regarding this issue varies greatly between doctors, as do opinions about what constitutes deficiency and cost-benefit for the doctor in Germany as well as some other countries deters them from doing it. Also, doctors can’t be blamed for passing on information by health authorities that may be in error. Recommendations vary dramatically internationally.
In any case, my energy levels seemed to go up markedly and in combination with healthy nutrition I am rarely sick. At the worst I might get a low-level day-cold every 2 years. I haven’t had flu for about 18 years without the help of any flu-vaccine. (update: I had a mild bout of Covid – Vit. D blood level about 60ng/ml at the time). So some years back I started looking into the subject further by examining the findings of studies and hearing personal experiences of people benefiting from boosting their vitamin D levels, including from a doctor who has had many covid-19 patients, none of whom had serious complications (whole-food plant-based nutrition was also a protocol). Hence the song!
It’s interesting to note the discrepancies between different institutions as to what blood levels of vitamin D are defined as deficiency. For the Endocrine Society, sufficiency is above 75 nmol/L whereas for IOM, it is above 50. In 2012 a study was published in which the vitamin D blood levels in indigenous peoples of East Africa had been assessed. 13 They had a mean of 115! In the daytime they are mainly outdoors with some clothing but avoid direct sun. It was suggested in the study that this could be used as a potential reference for assessing sufficiency globally, partly as a baseline because vitamin D from sunlight is available throughout the year in the study areas.
Has there been a sufficient concerted effort during the pandemic by governments to encourage people in even the most simple ways to boost their natural immunity at a national level? I was unable to find anything on the WHO, German and UK government websites. If not, do you wonder why? Surely it would cost little and help people get healthier generally? Whilst some matters of health might be blindingly obvious to some (e.g. food), many people are in the dark about what is healthy or on the other hand inflammatory (potentially leading to severe chronic conditions exacerbated by Covid-19). Vitamin D is certainly an area where ignorance abounds. Is enough is being done about this?
A healthy immune system, although with limitations, offers protection against not just one pathogen or mutation of that pathogen, but offers a broad spectrum of benefits from protection to better mood and energy levels.
It should be a major part of the strategy to deal with Covid-19 parallel to other measures as a precautionary principle because people with weak immune systems en masse are intensifying hospitalisations across the board. Many health professionals and researchers have been calling out for this. 21
Yet, whilst governments pour $345 billion into destructive industries which are obliterating life on the planet 19, there seems to be little willingness to follow up the potentially large benefits of vitamin D regarding covid-19 with rigorous studies addressing the preventative effectiveness. 5
That it is a cheap, low risk preventative measure 2 for certain conditions has been proven with years of research showing multi-benefits, but any deficiency prevention has not yet led to solving the issue, vitamin D sometimes down-played and even bashed by government institutions, state media and offshoots 4, is this because it is in competition with some major products of Big Pharma? Because of ignorance? Because the patented products that do make big profits get the upper hand? A far healthier society generally would not be very profitable for one of the biggest global industries. If governments are so concerned about our health, then why don’t we have a preventative health system already? It would be a challenge, but with campaigning and incentives, a real possibility. And why do they inject billions of tax-payers money into health- and environment-destroying industries at the same time as claiming to protect our health? 11 15 What does that tell us about their integrity and honesty?
How do some major risk assessment authorities and approval authorities that are meant to protect us factor in, when they have a history of corporate corruption and pervertion of science? 3 11
One example of high deficiency is India, at 80-90% according to most studies (in addition to other major chronic conditions). 16
Many people are unaware of their vitamin D level or even ignorant of the dangers of deficiency and the public often have to show their own initiative and demand a blood-test from doctors and normally have to pay for it on top of their health insurance costs. Most are not getting informed as standard medical proceedings, or they are given too little to make a significant difference. If toxicity in vitamin D is very rare and only at extremely high levels, and the costs of deficiency are high why are many health authorities recommending such low levels?
On its own it is however not enough to deal with the lifestyle-caused chronic diseases present in a large proportion of populations in industrialised countries. Consumption of animal products, for example also significantly impact outcomes of Covid-19 15. These conditions and lifestyles in turn have so much to do with creating pandemics in the first place and worsening their effects: heart-disease, obesity, hypertension and some cancers much of which arise from consuming animal foods from the animal farming industry. That industry and desire for meat globally is the biggest cause of environmental destruction and a major cause of climate change, both of which exacerbate pandemic risk, as does animal husbandry directly. The former is a far far bigger problem than the health effects of the pandemic 15
The same solutions being presented for Covid-19 are also tested on animals, and the biggest Covid-19 outbreaks have often been in “meat factories”, identified as “system relevant”.
The elephant in the room is a very karmic sign. It struck me right from the beginning that coronavirus is an anagram of “carnivorous”. Kind of apt….
But that’s another story in another song 😉
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REFERENCES
1. General benefits of Vitamin D
T-cell function
“Geisler noted …if there is an inadequate vitamin D level, “they won’t even begin to mobilize.”
“a low vitamin D status is emerging as a very common condition worldwide, and several studies from basic science to clinical applications have highlighted a strong association with chronic diseases, as well as acute conditions. Moreover, the large amount of observational data currently available are also accompanied by pathophysiological associations of vitamin D with energy homeostasis, and regulation of the immune and endocrine systems.”
“Given its rare side effects and its relatively wide safety margin, it may be an important, inexpensive, and safe adjuvant therapy for many diseases”
“Many conflicting recent studies are now showing an association between vitamin D deficiency and cancer, cardiovascular disease, diabetes, autoimmune diseases, and depression.”
“publication rates of clinical study results are notoriously low, particularly for publicly funded research, including in the EU. While privately funded clinical trials have a slightly better publication rate, many reports include large amounts of redacted text to protect commercially sensitive data.
“For some time, there has been quite a pressure on EFSA concerning the way that the Authority is conducting risk assessments. Regulation (EU) No. 2019/1381 is a follow-up to the European Citizens’ Initiative on glyphosate, especially concerns expressed in the initiative regarding the transparency of the scientific studies used to evaluate pesticides. Thus, the new Regulation is not only limited to EFSA’s pesticide opinions. It also follows a fitness check of the General Food Law, launched in 2014 and completed in January 2018 by the European Commission.”
“The Harvard report points out how one in five drugs approved by FDA seriously harm people and prescription drugs are becoming the 4th leading cause of death. “
“The review process of the European Medicines Agency regarding medical issues has been criticized for its lack of transparency and issues of conflict of interest.[29] In a rebuttal of an EMS review that included her work, Louise Brinth, a Danish physician, noted that “experts” reviewing data remain unnamed and seem to be bound to secrecy. Minutes are not released and diverging opinions are not reported suggesting that all the “experts” are of the same opinion. In her view the process is unscientific and undemocratic.[30]
In a session of the Austrian Parliament member of parliament Gerald Hauser on 1 April 2021 publicly criticised a potential conflict of interest of Emer Cooke, Executive Director of EMA, by her allowing the controversial Oxford–AstraZeneca COVID-19 vaccine to be approved, while having worked for the very same industry in the past as a lobbyist of the European Federation of Pharmaceutical Industries and Associations (EFPIA).[31][32][33] “
CDC corruption
“Despite the agency’s disclaimer, the CDC does receive millions of dollars in industry gifts and funding, both directly and indirectly, and several recent CDC actions and recommendations have raised questions about the science it cites, the clinical guidelines it promotes, and the money it is taking.”
This statement is false, as it is unproven that protective effects from certain supplements do not exist. There is data from vitamin D studies covering preventative effects, howver there are major flaws with study-design and assumptions. The big majority of studies were for post infection. One correction could be: “Funding has not been put forth for rigorous studies on the preventative effects of supplements” , or a cheap, low-risk supplement which shows enormous promise, so there is no conclusive evidence despite proven positive knock-on effects that would save health costs significantly”
A further falsehood: “Dietary supplements are also not used to treat diseases”
Vitamin D, if suspected or found to be in deficiency (“symptoms of vitamin D deficiency can include muscle weakness, pain, fatigue and depression” and effects can include diabetes, heart disease, high blood pressure and certain cancers 1) it is often boosted for patients i.e. to “treat” those conditions and prevent worsening outcomes. Whether that is in a supportive function or not doesn’t matter. The goal is to help combat those related conditions.
“From October to March everyone over the age of five will need to rely on dietary sources of vitamin D. Since vitamin D is found only in a small number of foods, it might be difficult to get enough from foods that naturally contain vitamin D and/or fortified foods alone. So everyone, should consider taking a daily supplement containing 10 micrograms of vitamin D.”
This is totally unrealistic20 and could have negative side-effects of e.g. heavy metals in sea-fish, expense thereof and risk of overdose of vitamin A and also would exacerbate harm to animals and our ecological system:
“The first option on the WHO/FAO list is increasing the diversity of foods consumed but this has its challenges because there are very few food sources naturally rich in vitamin D. These are mainly of animal origin, which is highly relevant in the context of the recent calls for a radical transformation of the global food system, with emphasis on increased consumption of plant‐based foods and reductions in animal‐derived foods for many, as part of a more sustainable flexitarian‐type diet (see Buttriss 2020; Steenson & Buttriss 2020).”
“The new guidance from NICE, SACN and PHE on vitamin D recommendations for the UK is hugely disappointing, and I am sure that this response will be echoed by many other vitamin D researchers in the UK and worldwide. SACN, NICE and PHE have indicated that people should follow their original advice given several years ago that everyone in the UK should supplement with vitamin D during winter months but that supplementation with 400 IU/day vitamin D is sufficient to prevent most people from falling below a level of 25 nmol/L serum vitamin D. These are the lowest vitamin D supplementation recommendations in the world, despite recognition of the prevalence of vitamin D-deficiency in the UK. Awareness of vitamin D-deficiency in the UK has increased during the COVID-19 pandemic. This is partly due to lack of sunlight access during lockdown, and partly because several studies have shown that patients with worse COVID-19 outcomes have lower levels of vitamin D. The increased risk of COVID-19 in ethnic minorities has also been linked to lower vitamin D levels in these populations. A possible beneficial effect of vitamin D in protecting against COVID-19 infection and disease severity is also supported by basic science data for the immunomodulatory effects of vitamin D1. NICE, SACN and PHE insist that more evidence is required. This includes randomised supplementation trials. This is very difficult within the timeframe of the pandemic – it may take several months for vitamin D supplementation to elevate serum vitamin D levels. Moreover, to the best of my knowledge, despite many attempts by various groups to secure support for this type of study during the first few months of lockdown, there has been no UK funding of vitamin D-COVID-19 studies. NICE, SACN and PHE always state that ‘more studies are needed’ but this is impossible if UK funders will not support these studies. While this situation persists there is inaction that can readily be avoided with some modest changes to recommendations for vitamin D supplementation which is cheap and safe.”
“The results of the meta-analyses and respective TSAs suggest a definitive association between the protective role of vitamin D and ICU hospitalization.”
“In a new study, researchers show a correlation between vitamin D deficiency and COVID-19 severity and mortality. The study is among the first to analyze vitamin D levels prior to infection, which facilitates a more accurate assessment than during hospitalization, when levels may be lower secondary to the viral illness.”
The limitations of studies concluding no link with Covid-19
“Because a large portion of patients were below the suggested 30 ng/mL threshold, we can’t exclude that VitD supplementation, restoring normal levels, might be beneficial in reducing the risk of infection.”
(i.e. no comparison was made between healthy and insufficient levels!)
“the referenced Brazilian trial (3) enrolled only symptomatic COVID-19 patients, on average more than ten days after symptom onset. This means that they received the vitamin D supplement about two weeks after the start of the infectio” i.e. the study was neither designed for, nor can say anything about prevention!
cited: 3. Veugelers PJ, Ekwaru JP. A statistical error in the estimation of the recommended dietary allowance for vitamin D. Nutrients. 2014 Oct 20;6(10):4472-5
Europe (EFSA): 15 µg per day
“The Panel on Dietetic Products, Nutrition and Allergies (NDA) defined an adequate intake (AI) of 15 µg per day for healthy individuals over one year of age. This includes pregnant and lactating women. The DRVs for infants aged 7-11 months have been set at 10 µg per day.”
8. “ without scientific proof that it will make up the lack”
9. Claimed toxicity of Vitamin D
“”Recommendations such as ‘now 5,000 IU of vitamin D daily’ (= 125 µg) are dangerous, as that is more than the absolute upper limit for safe intake (upper intake level). The Federal Institute for Risk Assessment even recommends no more than 20 µg (= 800 iE) vitamin D per day. ” (translated from German)
Large studies on toxicity show no toxicity at this level. There is no compelling evidence that 20 µg per day will get somebody in deficiency to an optimal level 10
10. Actual toxicity – “when a doc ****s up the sums…”
“In statements released over the last decade, the Institute of Medicine (IOM) (15) and the Endocrine Society (14) have both concluded that acute VDT is extremely rare”
“In general, vitamin D toxicity occurs at 25(OH)D blood levels over 500 nmol/L or at a daily intake exceeding 30,000 IU/day over an extended period of time. Supplements taken as directed and up to 4000 IU/day for adolescents and adults (age 9 and up) would not lead to toxicity. Individuals with liver and kidney conditions may have a lower threshold for vitamin D toxicity than the general population1. “
“Monsanto suppressed evidence, manipulated lab results, bullied and harassed scientists, and undermined international regulators. Internal documents obtained by the courts now suggest that Monsanto marketed Roundup as “safe,” knowing full well that it was a likely carcinogen”
12. “about two thirds of us are lackin in vitamin D”
According to the Robertkochinstitut, up to 30.2% of adults in Germany have deficiency. 38.4% of adults achieve adequate care. 61.6% therefore have suboptimal or deficient levels.
“Similar rates of vitamin D deficiency have been reported in Europe [26] and Canada. A greater prevalence of vitamin D deficiency exists in Middle Eastern countries. A study of 316 young adults aged 30-50 years from the Middle East showed that 72.8% had 25(OH)D values of less than 15 ng/dL (that is, severely deficient).”
“Moreover, more than two-thirds of all children had levels below 75 nmol/L, including 80 percent of Hispanic children and 92 percent of non-Hispanic black children. “ (USA)
14. ““But we need more research before we act is the mantra”
Why wait, when the risks and costs are very low, the knock-on positive effects are large and the chances of protection against severe covid-19 symptoms are very possible?
Why has there been no funding for large studies on prevention?
The heavily subsidised animal farming industry is wrecking the planet and causing pandemics and animal product consumption directly affects outcomes of Covid-19
Plant-Based Diets Linked to Less Severe Illness from COVID-19
Plant-based diets are linked to less severe illness from COVID-19, according to a study published in BMJ Nutrition, Prevention & Health. Researchers surveyed health care workers with high exposure to COVID-19 patients across six countries on their dietary habits and COVID-19 outcomes. Participants who followed plant-based diets had a 73% lower chance of moderate to severe COVID-19 illness, whereas those who followed low-carbohydrate, high-protein diets were 48% more likely to have moderate to severe COVID-19 illness. Those who followed plant-based diets had higher intakes of legumes, nuts, and vegetables rich in fiber and vitamins A, C, and E that support the immune system and overall health. The authors recommend a plant-based diet that avoids pro-inflammatory foods such as red and processed meat associated with negative health outcomes to help protect against severe COVID-19.
Reference Kim H, Rebholz CM, Hegde S, et al. Plant-based diets, pescatarian diets and COVID-19 severity: a population-based case–control study in six countries. BMJ Nutr Prev Health. Published online June 7, 2021. doi: 10.1136/bmjnph-2021-000272
Confounding factor of the lockdown – increasing obesity:
“Heart disease has marginally increased by 10 to 20% compared to pre-COVID-19, but patients are not coming forward due to scare except in an emergency. So there is a 25% decline in the number of patients reporting on time in Hospitals, said Dr DK Jhamb, Director & HOD, Cardiology, Paras Hospitals, Gurugram.”
“Coronary heart disease prevalence rates in India have been estimated over the past several decades and have ranged from 1.6% to 7.4% in rural populations and from 1% to 13.2% in urban populations”
“Currently, heart attack and strokes account for approximately 12 million deaths worldwide each year with a disproportionately greater burden in India. The 1.21 billion people (17% of the world’s population) of this low-income country are experiencing cardiovascular disease (CVD) morbidity and mortality at an accelerated rate.1 “
17 The failure of UK state authorities NICE, SACN and PHE
“The new guidance from NICE, SACN and PHE on vitamin D recommendations for the UK is hugely disappointing, and I am sure that this response will be echoed by many other vitamin D researchers in the UK and worldwide.”
“Several groups, including one that I have participated in, have suggested a higher level of vitamin D supplementation. Specifically increasing this to 800 IU/day vitamin D. This is still relatively conservative – groups in the North America are recommending 4,000 IU/day – but is much more likely to improve the vitamin D status of people in the UK. In rejecting this request to increase recommend vitamin D supplementation NICE, SACN and PHE continue to promote the idea of vitamin D ‘toxicity’, despite no evidence of this in trials where up to 4,000 IU/day vitamin D were used. This obsession has become a major hurdle to better vitamin D health in the UK. Many vitamin D researchers have worked tirelessly over the summer to provide a framework in which vitamin D supplementation could be incorporated into the general strategies being used to defeat COVID-19. NICE, SACN and PHE have rejected this, and their ‘new’ recommendations provide little or no help at all for the UK public.”
21 Many health professionals and researchers are calling out for raising vitamin D regarding covid-19
“Over 200 Scientists & Doctors Call For Increased Vitamin D Use To Combat COVID-19….
Research shows low vitamin D levels almost certainly promote COVID-19 infections, hospitalizations, and deaths. Given its safety, we call for immediate widespread increased vitamin D intakes.”
“the lack of specific recommendations in the context of COVID-19 was also met with disappointment by many in the scientific community who have argued that vitamin D supplementation is generally safe and that any potential low toxicity would likely be strongly outweighed by any potential benefits in relation to protection from COVID-19.”
You should consult your doctor who knows the science for your specific circumstances. If you have certain medical conditions you may need to be extra careful about vitamin D intake.
The amount will depend upon BMI and your current blood level which you should get checked. Overweight people will need more. Below the age of 8 is less.
The blood level is the ultimate indicator and a range of 40 to 60 ng/ml appears to be a sensible range to keep. That may mean taking vitamin D throughout the year. Note that nmol/L as a unit that is also used. Conversions can be found online.
As a general rule of thumb, according to EFSA, 28,000 international units per week poses no risk for the large majority of people.
We cut across the lines to find the truth
haven of evil
and when we found you there we came to spare you
haven of evil
your pain is their prize, they hide all your cries
sleepwalk and swallow
insatiable lies of peaceful demise
Gather round my children bold, you’re inheriting a bad bad world
but flick the switch and drop your worry. Free will to be to see to feel
be the beacon of appeal and cut through the evil under the sea so dense,
pretence that clouds the soul: it’s the sole being, that distant memory
Our sentience is shared by many, but how human greed and dominion
cast compassion to the ground without a sound till we search inside
But somewhere, buried deeply in those cold remains
But somewhere, buried deeply, their pain’s our own
You are the ones made to pick up the pieces
you tell the elders supposed to lead us. They need our help –
those brothers and sisters may not look the same may not speak the same
but God what we do to them, they feel like we do, love like we do
live and die like we never could wish another that never harmed us,
gave us trust as we forced them down with pain,
the broken wings, the broken wounds, the broken minds that deny this,
bury it down in the well to forget lest they drown in sorrow
But somewhere, buried deeply in those cold remains
But somewhere, buried deeply, their pain’s our own
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