What a time to be immunocompromised.
this post was submitted on 12 Nov 2024
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So it begins...
Big oof
Yikes. Awful decision here.
The worst part about this is that it will take 20 years for the damages of this to become really apparent, and the dumb fucks who voted for trump will just blame whoever is currently in charge. Or claim that Democrats have some kind of disease gun.
I think it will have impact a lot sooner than 20 years. As soon as no one can trace the next listeria or salmonella outbreak, or evenrecognize there is a flu epidemic happening, or whatever. There will be kids dieing from bad ice cream before summer is over.
The illegals did it
Damn Mexicans!
But fried ice cream is so good
Of course, if you don't collect any data on it so no one will know. Problem solved.
It's the Russian way. And the US is now a Russian vassal state.
Vaccinate while you can, this is gonna be a hell of a ride
Probably a whole lot more than that. This is just the start.
The kennedy clan are known to be very protective of their reputation, hence being so reluctant to speak out about the insane russian asset in the family.
I'm going to enjoy watching their family name associated with the largest rise in preventable deaths in american history. At least until I contract polio.
Pay attention. They've spoken out a lot.
So will insurance companies stop covering vaccines after the federal government no longer supports/requires them? I guess state education departments could still require them.....right?
So will insurance companies stop covering vaccines after the federal government no longer supports/requires them?
I'm betting insurance companies will still cover vaccines. If they didn't covered individuals will still get sick and consume even more costly medical, hospital, and surgical services. Getting customer to get vaccines are good business for insurance companies.
Unless regulation is so loose they basically don't have to pay a damn thing even when you get sick.
Unless regulation is so loose they basically don’t have to pay a damn thing even when you get sick.
If it gets that bad, then people will simply drop insurance.
My insurance tries to get out of everything, but I cannot leave because it's legally mandated that I must buy it.
In the USA at least, the mandate was dropped by Supreme Court decision.
Not unless they keep the regulation that ACA established where you need to be covered at a certain level. That way insurance companies can literally just collect money and not actually have to pay for anything.
If they didn't covered individuals will still get sick and consume even more costly medical, hospital, and surgical services.
So is covering preventative care like physical therapy after an injury so you can heal correctly and not require further treatments but my insurance gives diddly for PT. They should cover gym memberships and aerobic classes too. If they can deny coverage for smoking them I should get extra benefits if I exercise and eat properly.
We just don't know what is gonna happen next year when the shit hits the country.
I really hope someone is keeping a list of all of the saboteur hires, not just the cabinet level posts but stuff like this, in case we have the chance to remove them later.
I know in Mexico and other countries higher on the corruption index, where there are still elections that aren't pre-decided but a lot of additional corruption and arbitrary politicking, this purge-and-replace cycle happens every election. It's so unfortunate but may just be the new way of doing things, even if somehow we retain democratic elections.
Well, we're boned.
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