"Healthcare" implies it's something useful and available.
It is "luxury health". If you can't pay, you don't stay.
Wish they would just say that instead of all this other abstract nonsense like health-care.
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"Healthcare" implies it's something useful and available.
It is "luxury health". If you can't pay, you don't stay.
Wish they would just say that instead of all this other abstract nonsense like health-care.
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I made about $3,000 more last year than the year before, so now I have a little under 30 days to use literally all the healthcare related things I can before I lose government insurance.
My yearly medical costs are higher than $3,000 but not enough to justify getting insurance.
So now I get to lose money because I made more money, Unlike all those fuckwads who blather on about how they're paying more in taxes now than their raise was...
As someone who has lived in Europe for many years, the healthcare system is one of my least favorite things about the US. Absolute trash. But many people keep voting for candidates who don't want change, so no change it is.
It's weird because most hate it. I remember when Michael Moore's movie came out and even those in red states were gathering together to say that if we let this go on then we're complicit!
Then I think I remember Fox News and the right-wing going on a blitz. "Death Panels" and shit
https://youtu.be/JPa19PgTxZc?si=_M9f1k4noEEr0XJN
Look at this disinformation campaign. This is what pisses me off about this "both sides" bullshit. Also, whenever any comedian jerks themselves off about speaking the truth and being philosophers going off on woke when they shut their mouths about shit like this.
“Death Panels” and shit
That was honestly the part that pissed me off the most about that whole discourse, mainly because we already had death panels and they were regularly sentencing people to death in order to save money.
They were called insurance companies, and they were able to drop your coverage and sentence you to death because you can't afford to pay to stay alive.
But many people keep voting for candidates who don’t want change, so no change it is.
Candidates who want change are rare.
Most Democrats I know want a different healthcare system, including myself. I always find a candidate to vote for who want the same.
Most Democrats I know want a different healthcare system, including myself.
Most Democrats I know aren't candidates.
I always find a candidate to vote for who want the same.
It's easy to find a Democratic candidate who says they want change.
It takes 60 votes in the Senate for real reform. The Democrats never have 60 votes, so it's incremental change. It's a marathon, not a sprint.
It takes 60 votes in the Senate for real reform.
Because Democrats won't end the filibuster.
The end of the filibuster for Democrats means the end of the filibuster for Republicans...think about it.
We're so scared of what Republicans might do that we let Roe die.
Roe died at the hands of the Supreme Court and Trump based on what happened during a Republican majority. Justice approval only requires a simple Senate majority. Filibuster or no filibuster. Result would have been the same.
Could have expanded the courts except for the filibuster.
And when someone does come along, the obstructionist party torpedoes it.
Truman's fair deal, yeah
TFW they have to find one person to state this for the headline.
Russia has universal healthcare. Russia. Wtf America? Why aren't you on the streets demanding it as hard as you demand things for people in other countries?
Because if we're in the streets, we aren't working. Which means we die because there's zero social safety net.