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Fab Foodie
Legendary Member
I think it's a sign that people are starting to get more than a little pissed-off that private 'insurance companies' create millions for a few at the expense and misery of millions of ordinary folk.
It's a movement I could get behind. Less mega-yachts and Ferraris and high paid executives and more Docs for the poor.
The insurance industry in particular needs shagging with a rag-mans trumpet...parasites.
It's a movement I could get behind. Less mega-yachts and Ferraris and high paid executives and more Docs for the poor.
The insurance industry in particular needs shagging with a rag-mans trumpet...parasites.
Ian H
Legendary Member
None of that happens without government regulation. What the Yanks are going to get is less regulation (and possibly more violence).
dutchguylivingintheuk
Über Member
Well if you look at Obama at the time who made it an big issue, even he couldn't push a proper system trough. But yes the health insurance systems mainly hits the slightly better off, as the lowest incomes simply can't afford health insurance anyway. I do think he dares, it's just that his friends are making millions of dollars with it whilst trashing it's reputation, why would he?
Before Biden's first election i think it was during Hillary vs Trump Bernie Sanders gave an interview with Joe Rogan, which was about this topic and he said among other things that they can make healthcare a lot more affordable by simply making price deals(by lack of a better term) something we do in europe for decades.
It seems Healthcare is stuck in the same position as tougher gun control laws, if you speak to American rationally they all known and can tell you why it would be benefittical but as soon as it is purposed they jump into the ''can't touch my first amendment rights'' or in healthcare ''i don't want to subsidize everyone healthcare, it will bankrupt the economy''
probably more who benefit from the current system.
dutchguylivingintheuk
Über Member
What it seems like the perfect scapegoat too, from rich parents, went off the grid after back pain and trying to ease his paint with ''magic mushrooms''
We do have to say that he is still a suspect, alltough with all the CCTV it's unlikely not to be him.
matticus
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C R
Über Member
Feeling no sympathy for the dead man and his peers is not the same as condoning the murder. HTH.
multitool
Pharaoh
It's illegal, yes. But wrong? Maybe not.
spen666
Well-Known Member
Really?
C R
Über Member
Have you stopped beating your wife yet?
C R
Über Member
multitool
Pharaoh
There is an argument that this man is responsible for many, many deaths. The law has allowed him to do this.
Perhaps the murder was a moral act whilst illegal.
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