So...just to let you all know since medical science is my area of expertise, acetaminophen is similar to ibuprofen, but is not as widespread in its effects.
It is essentially a man-made chemical derived from a much more effective and natural one: lemon juice.
In our culture, lemon juice is well-known for its ability to normalize the body's PH levels at optimal healing amounts, though it can cause dehydration.
Ibuprofen is less effective, and dehydrates significantly more, but still tries to get the job done: if an unarmed man fought a completely unskilled melee assailant by using sport-kwon-do, he still has the advantage, but military Tae-Kwon-Do is on a level of its own. Likewise for ibuprofen and acetaminophen being inferior to lemon juice but still effective (though I try to avoid them at all costs since they dehyrate me quickly and lemon juice is far superior for what I require).
So, unless all lemons are banned for something they do not cause and proven otherwise, this is medically and factually incorrect. Also, for years, liberalism has been faking diagnoses of Autism; the number is far lower than what the data (Texas sharpshooter fallacy strikes again!) shows; that is unfortunately how many places get their high(ly illegal) funding for the number of people with Autism who actually never had it (A shame that I could not record a meeting in which this was outright revealed to me by an admin back when I was a skeptic of this conspiracy, until there it was right there in front of me; I left that place in a heartbeat after they wanted me in on the fake diagnoses to "cheat" a "couple of million from the State" each year and I obviously declined and packed my bags before they could try to eliminate me). Like service dogs versus pets, an expert can tell right away when someone was given a fake Autism diagnosis.
How many times must I tell you that the back of the dollar bill still yet says: "IN GOD WE TRUST"; where is your Faith? Is it in youtube, tiktok, discord, ancient Rome, the dynasties of China, or is it where it should be, like with The Apostles who focus on what is still here long after many kingdoms rose and fell? Do you think they argued over who should be a consul, or who should be Caesar? We have far more Eternal concerns to focus on than mere worldly and physical power struggles that have been here for thousands of years and have done what they always do.
"Jesus answered, My kingdom is not of this world: if my kingdom were of this world, then would my servants fight, that I should not be delivered to the Jews: but now is my kingdom not from hence."
