Asclepius, the Greek God of medicine
To all the people whose lives have been sacrificed to the evil overlords of the chemotherapy industry, to the souls of all you who were murdered coldly by an industry that, I acknowledge, is driven only by the money system that was created by the exact forefathers of those very individuals who are now at the helm of the media, the schools, and their direct ancestors even wrote religions to fool your direct ancestors! I sadly acknowledge that the other team tells lies in the textbooks those scoundrels write. The people who study those textbooks the most are the people who want to be doctors.
Those who want to help people have hearts so pure that they strive through a quarter life of school just to help people, so they can’t understand that scoundrels would even exist who strive all life to hurt people, but they do! Those who become doctors have hearts that are so well meaning that the quarter-of-a-life of school-bound studies that it takes to even become a doctor are easily accomplished because their passion is to help, so those who become doctors cannot understand the passions of those who tricked doctors to believe in chemotherapy. ~ A.H.
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