A brief conversational excerpt where Speaker A praises Malta's Prime Minister for making gyms free for people aged 16–21, imagining fitter youth; Nick Perry responds approvingly but frames it as 'brainwashing' the youth and argues that physical activity treats depression better than antidepressants while accusing 'big Pharma' of profiting from keeping people medicated and overweight.
This almost brought a tear to my eye. The Prime Minister of Malta just made gyms free for everyone age 16 to 21. So maybe the best political decision I've ever seen. So, while the rest of the world is banning plastic straws, arguing about identity politics, and printing money like toilet paper, these teenagers from Malta, they are just going to get juicy. They're going to say, my feelings get shredded, and it's just going to be an army of ripped kids.
This politician is brainwashing the youth. And I fully support it. Look, physical activity cures depression better than pills ever could, and that's a fact. I mean, why do you think this hasn't happened in the US or any other large country yet? Because they want you on the antidepressants. They want you to feel sorry for yourself. They want you to be a fat. Because without that, big Pharma loses its best repeat customers.
