• Accidentally brush up against a Democrat?

    From Horse Paste@horse.paste@e.quine to alt.home.repair on Thu Sep 10 06:39:46 2026
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    Ivermectin is not just for horses any more.

    https://www.meijer.com/shopping/product/rid-one-done-ivermectin-lotion-lice-treatment-4-oz/81006104832.html

    RID One & Done is an over-the-counter prescription strength lice
    treatment that effectively treats lice, super lice, and nits in just one application with no nit combing necessary. The active ingredient
    ivermectin 0.5% in the lotion, kills head lice in just 10 minutes. No
    second application is required. The clinically proven lotion is safe for
    use on children 6 month of age or older. The American Academy of
    Pediatrics recommends the active ingredient in RID One & Done for
    treating super lice, a prevalent species of lice that have developed a resistance to traditional permethrin/pyrethroid based lice treatments.
    No need to worry about multiple treatments or tedious nit combing,
    especially for long hair. Just one treatment and you are done. Use as directed.
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  • From marika@marika5000@gmail.com to alt.home.repair on Tue Sep 15 02:11:27 2026
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    Horse Paste <horse.paste@e.quine> wrote:
    Ivermectin is not just for horses any more.

    https://www.meijer.com/shopping/product/rid-one-done-ivermectin-lotion-lice-treatment-4-oz/81006104832.html

    RID One & Done is an over-the-counter prescription strength lice
    treatment that effectively treats lice, super lice, and nits in just one application with no nit combing necessary. The active ingredient
    ivermectin 0.5% in the lotion, kills head lice in just 10 minutes. No
    second application is required. The clinically proven lotion is safe for
    use on children 6 month of age or older. The American Academy of
    Pediatrics recommends the active ingredient in RID One & Done for
    treating super lice, a prevalent species of lice that have developed a resistance to traditional permethrin/pyrethroid based lice treatments.
    No need to worry about multiple treatments or tedious nit combing, especially for long hair. Just one treatment and you are done. Use as directed.


    the article sure makes it sound mysterious

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  • From Horse Paste@horse.paste@e.quine to alt.home.repair on Tue Sep 15 06:29:45 2026
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    On 9/14/26 22:11, marika wrote:
    Horse Paste<horse.paste@e.quine> wrote:
    Ivermectin is not just for horses any more.

    https://www.meijer.com/shopping/product/rid-one-done-ivermectin-lotion-lice-treatment-4-oz/81006104832.html

    RID One & Done is an over-the-counter prescription strength lice
    treatment that effectively treats lice, super lice, and nits in just one
    application with no nit combing necessary. The active ingredient
    ivermectin 0.5% in the lotion, kills head lice in just 10 minutes. No
    second application is required. The clinically proven lotion is safe for
    use on children 6 month of age or older. The American Academy of
    Pediatrics recommends the active ingredient in RID One & Done for
    treating super lice, a prevalent species of lice that have developed a
    resistance to traditional permethrin/pyrethroid based lice treatments.
    No need to worry about multiple treatments or tedious nit combing,
    especially for long hair. Just one treatment and you are done. Use as
    directed.

    the article sure makes it sound mysterious

    If I'd posted that on FecesBook during Biden's scamdemic, some
    tyrannical Democrat fact-checker would have violated the Constitution by censoring it.


    Ironically, the only time the Democrats observe the Constitution is when
    they are pleading the 5th in court... and that's a fact.

    Fauci's favorite line:-a "On the advice of counsel I respectfully decline
    to answer based upon my rights under the 5th Amendment to the Constitution."

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    <div class="moz-cite-prefix">On 9/14/26 22:11, marika wrote:<br>
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    <pre wrap="" class="moz-quote-pre">Horse Paste <a class="moz-txt-link-rfc2396E" href="mailto:horse.paste@e.quine">&lt;horse.paste@e.quine&gt;</a> wrote:
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    <pre wrap="" class="moz-quote-pre">Ivermectin is not just for horses any more.

    <a class="moz-txt-link-freetext" href="https://www.meijer.com/shopping/product/rid-one-done-ivermectin-lotion-lice-treatment-4-oz/81006104832.html">https://www.meijer.com/shopping/product/rid-one-done-ivermectin-lotion-lice-treatment-4-oz/81006104832.html</a>

    RID One &amp; Done is an over-the-counter prescription strength lice
    treatment that effectively treats lice, super lice, and nits in just one application with no nit combing necessary. The active ingredient
    ivermectin 0.5% in the lotion, kills head lice in just 10 minutes. No
    second application is required. The clinically proven lotion is safe for
    use on children 6 month of age or older. The American Academy of
    Pediatrics recommends the active ingredient in RID One &amp; Done for
    treating super lice, a prevalent species of lice that have developed a resistance to traditional permethrin/pyrethroid based lice treatments.
    No need to worry about multiple treatments or tedious nit combing,
    especially for long hair. Just one treatment and you are done. Use as directed.

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    the article sure makes it sound mysterious

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    <p>If I'd posted that on FecesBook during Biden's scamdemic, some
    tyrannical Democrat fact-checker would have violated the
    Constitution by censoring it.-a</p>
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    <p>Ironically, the only time the Democrats observe the Constitution
    is when they are pleading the 5th in court... and that's a fact.</p>
    <p>Fauci's favorite line:-a "On the advice of counsel I respectfully
    decline to answer based upon my rights under the 5th Amendment to
    the Constitution."</p>
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  • From chef boy howdy@woop@de.do to alt.home.repair on Tue Sep 15 06:40:48 2026
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    On Tue, 15 Sep 2026 02:11:27 GMT
    marika <marika5000@gmail.com> wrote:
    the article sure makes it sound mysterious
    Goggle AI finds:
    On Usenet, Jonathan Ball is a real-life individual based out of
    California who became a notorious figure due to a highly aggressive, decades-long online identity and "sockpuppet" feud.
    He is best known
    across various political, regional, and hobbyist newsgroups for
    allegedly using dozens of alternative pseudonyms (nyms) to argue with
    other postersrCoand frequently with himselfrCoto dominate discussions and manufacture a sense of consensus.
    The Usenet Persona and "Sockpuppets"
    In Usenet culture, Jonathan Ball became a target for "doxxing" and
    intense scrutiny by other users who grew tired of his posting habits.
    Critics in groups like alt.california and misc.survivalism archived his
    IP addresses and email headers to link his real name to an array of confrontational personas.
    According to Usenet tracking posts:
    Famous Nyms:
    He is most famously accused of posting as Rudy Canoza, Leif
    Erikson, Citizen Benfez, Radical Moderate, and Wilson Woods.
    Behavioral
    Patterns:
    Posters noted that he would claim to have advanced academic
    achievements (such as a Ph.D. in economics) and would use multiple
    accounts simultaneously to attack his detractors or validate his own
    arguments.
    The "Feud" Cycle:
    His presence on Usenet largely devolved
    into a permanent meta-discussion, where other users continuously posted
    his alleged home address in Sacramento, CA, and phone numbers to expose
    him, leading to ongoing flame wars.
    Rudy Canoza is one of the most prolific and infamous pseudonyms (or
    "nyms") attributed to Jonathan Ball on Usenet.
    Over the years, this
    persona became a central figure in endless political flame wars,
    particularly within the newsgroups alt.california, alt.politics, and misc.survivalism.
    Key Characteristics of the "Rudy Canoza"
    Persona
    Combative Tone:
    The persona is known for an incredibly
    aggressive, highly articulate, and deeply insulting debating style. He frequently targets posters he perceives as right-wing, survivalist, or conspiratorial.
    The "Intellectual" Flex:
    The Rudy Canoza character frequently boasts about high intellectual capabilities, advanced education, and deep knowledge of law and
    economics to belittle opponents.
    Sockpuppet Choruses:
    Other Usenet
    posters documented instances where Rudy Canoza would instantly enter a
    thread to defend or validate posts made by Jonathan Ball's other
    alleged personas, like Leif Erikson or Citizen Benfez.
    The Usenet
    Backlash
    Because the Rudy Canoza persona dominated discussions and
    engaged in relentless arguments, a dedicated group of anti-Ball Usenet
    users made it their mission to track and expose him.They routinely used
    header analysis (tracking NNTP posting hosts and IP addresses) to prove
    Rudy Canoza and Jonathan Ball were the same person.
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