Dave Brian Muscato / Danielle Tatiana Muscato / Danielle Brian Muscato - Half-Assed Trans Activist, Fully Arrested, Rape Appropriator, Convicted of Stalking His Parents

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He doesn't understand that a pharmacist has to follow certain laws, does he?

Exactly.
No one is going to toss away their job to appease Danny boys fetish.

I notice he has endless time to be on social media but can't take a few minutes and change his name with his insurance.
It's almost like he gets off on being in these situations.
 
Amanda Marcotte, saying in her experience "these people become stalkers," is being flat-out insane. We used to run in the same circles, and I can say with absolute confidence that she's never been stalked by a woman. Maybe by stalking, she means "someone held me to my words and quoted them later." That seems to be the new SJW definition.
 
Also note the subtle complaint about other people being served before him. Never mind that it's pretty common that if someone has already been through the line once and needs to come back, they often get served first, obviously it has to be because they hate brave beautiful women and want to deny him his lady pills.

(Seriously, does anyone else think he probably just throws them away anyway? Considering how much complaining a lot of troons do about prescription prices and inconvenience and such, I sometimes wonder if that's why they have the prescription in the first place. Because after all, if you actually take the pills, your dick might not work as well, and then how would you fuck lesbians with it?)

Let me guess, next time it'll be him complaining they didn't push him to the head of the line fast enough.
 
:story: His problems are his own making. If he hadn't dumped his car in a tow zone, it wouldn't have been impounded. If he had spent his adulthood working a normal job, he could at least get a $500 limit credit card from Walmart.

I said earlier in this thread that Dave was a PR person for The Centre for Inquiry but I did notice while looking into a related cow, that Dave was at one point PR Director for American Atheists.

Now its a charity and all, but still, that's got to be a better than average paid job surely?
 
I said earlier in this thread that Dave was a PR person for The Centre for Inquiry but I did notice while looking into a related cow, that Dave was at one point PR Director for American Atheists.

Now its a charity and all, but still, that's got to be a better than average paid job surely?

No wonder New Atheism has such a PR problem, if this is the kind of person they think is qualified to represent them as a spokesman.
 
FYI SSRIs and SNRIs ("depression meds") are not drugs you can just be "out of" for three weeks. Generally, they are serious medications that you need several weeks to a month or more to work up to a therapeutic dosage and then again you have to wean your way off them again so you don't get sick. How the hell he went THREE WEEKS without them is beyond me. He would've felt really sick the second day after not taking them (assuming he was on a therapeutic dose) but for real, that is absurd and I don't believe him for that reason. His ass would've been in an ER by now without all this whining. He wouldn't have a choice.

There is no good reason other than massive irresponsibility to run out for three full weeks and if he went to the ER after a few days of withdrawals from these meds, they would've helped him. It's dangerous to be in medication withdrawals. Which is another reason I don't believe this story: he would've become very sick within the first week and since it takes several weeks to a month to work up to a useful dose, after three weeks, it would take a further three weeks to do it because he would be starting from scratch. They don't just start working the minute you take them - it takes weeks. Anyone who has experience with these medications knows this. So this crying about "Oh, I'm so depressed and they won't give me my meds! I need them right now!" is bs on a number of levels. Even if they gave him his meds three days ago, it still wouldn't matter for another three weeks at least if he's been out of them three weeks already. If he doesn't have them, it's his own damned fault and if he gets them "yesterday" like he wanted, he still wouldn't be on a proper dosage for weeks anyway. It's not like taking a fucking aspirin.
 
Exactly.
No one is going to toss away their job to appease Danny boys fetish.

I notice he has endless time to be on social media but can't take a few minutes and change his name with his insurance.
It's almost like he gets off on being in these situations.
Troons can't take care of themselves so they complain loudly about cis people not helping out.
 
FYI SSRIs and SNRIs ("depression meds") are not drugs you can just be "out of" for three weeks. Generally, they are serious medications that you need several weeks to a month or more to work up to a therapeutic dosage and then again you have to wean your way off them again so you don't get sick. How the hell he went THREE WEEKS without them is beyond me. He would've felt really sick the second day after not taking them (assuming he was on a therapeutic dose) but for real, that is absurd and I don't believe him for that reason. His ass would've been in an ER by now without all this whining. He wouldn't have a choice.

There is no good reason other than massive irresponsibility to run out for three full weeks and if he went to the ER after a few days of withdrawals from these meds, they would've helped him. It's dangerous to be in medication withdrawals. Which is another reason I don't believe this story: he would've become very sick within the first week and since it takes several weeks to a month to work up to a useful dose, after three weeks, it would take a further three weeks to do it because he would be starting from scratch. They don't just start working the minute you take them - it takes weeks. Anyone who has experience with these medications knows this. So this crying about "Oh, I'm so depressed and they won't give me my meds! I need them right now!" is bs on a number of levels. Even if they gave him his meds three days ago, it still wouldn't matter for another three weeks at least if he's been out of them three weeks already. If he doesn't have them, it's his own damned fault and if he gets them "yesterday" like he wanted, he still wouldn't be on a proper dosage for weeks anyway. It's not like taking a fucking aspirin.

Unless he doesn't really need them (which seems likely). In that case, they work immediately, attention deficiency problem solved!

Re: the TWO whole people that went before him, even though they weren't on line, he did talk about he was so rich and full of privilege before he started driving... maybe he's getting sick of being a loser like the rest of us, having to wait in lines and all.
 
Unless he doesn't really need them (which seems likely). In that case, they work immediately, attention deficiency problem solved!

Re: the TWO whole people that went before him, even though they weren't on line, he did talk about he was so rich and full of privilege before he started driving... maybe he's getting sick of being a loser like the rest of us, having to wait in lines and all.
I'm not convinced he's even on them in the first place and I think he's fishing for attention. They are a long term, serious class of drugs with many known crappy side effects. He would be monitored by a regular gp at least every few months. It's not something you're gonna be able to get at a walk in. Many people have to try various ones with an entire wean on/wean off cycle before they even find one that works. This can take years in severe cases and according to him, his is a severe case. He would know he can't go off them for three weeks. You can't even go cold turkey for three days. If he has a regular doctor giving him this stuff, it would actually be really hard to accidentally not get a new prescription in time. The way he talks about it is extremely suspect.
 
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