No no, he has a point.

As another opinionated white man, people really should do whatever they want.

Tell that to OP. They posted the "bad taste" joke, that reddit moderators all have autism.

Yes but it's a lot easier to OD on acetaminophen than water. If a person with severe pain is tempted to take more than 1 Tylenol every 8 hours, that would be an overdose.

Acetaminophen is known to be liver toxic in very accessable doses.

This does not necessarily lead to death, but does lead to a significantly reduced quality of life and lifespan.

You're making a bad faith argument here, stop that bs.

The number of people in the US who die from acetaminophen overdose in a year is anywhere from 500 to 100,000 (!) depending upon which source I use. That's what I got from a quick web search. While it's odd (and suspicious) that there's that wide of a range in the claimed mortality, the fact is that is still a lot more than the number of people who die from drinking too much water, which is so rare that it makes the news whenever it happens.

Congrats you've let them drag us into the horse paste territory

What race someone is literally depends on what people think. There's no scientific way to establish the race of someone. A popular example is that Italians and Irish were not considered white.

Idk how you can't follow my argument, it's clearly about the fact that it's not definitive whether Jews are a race or not. It is definitive that they are an ethnic group because you can establish that via culture and heritage and language and obviously, religion.

I think Indians and Taiwanese look very different and don't have a similar origin, but people would say they're both "Asians" by race.

Because I would consider jews a ethnic group since you can be Jewish and have no religious ties and ethnoreligious implies religious ties. So really you need to say secular jews or religious jews. Wikipedia obviously just groups it all together

benadryl should have been pulled years ago if the FDA wasn't a total fucking joke. And tylenol should be controlled.

Fair enough. I don’t take it, personally, though.

The generic term used in the United States is Acetaminophen. Europeans don't know what that is, Americans don't know what Paracetamol is, they're the same thing. Generics are available but brand name Tylenol is ubiquitous here.

Tylenol is a brand that is old enough to be from a time before trademark law had been abused to death, back when a brand name meant you know who makes this. That idea is even more fundamental to American culture than freedom of speech but it got smothered in bed first.

Yeah but Advil coating tastes like M&M