No it's worse and evidence is so many from Canada each year come here to get healthcare.Quote:
Originally Posted by blams
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No it's worse and evidence is so many from Canada each year come here to get healthcare.Quote:
Originally Posted by blams
It sure is. It cost jobs and showed her ignorance on how economics works. It was MASSIVE.Quote:
Originally Posted by Crovash
Nope lmao! The entire industrialized ****ing world has universal Healthcare, it works.Quote:
Originally Posted by brett05
Pointing to one country is completely irrelevant.
And so what if people have to wait in Canada. Life or death is the only thing that needs to be done immediately.
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HAHAHA!!!Quote:
Originally Posted by blams
That's Comedy Central gold right there.
It ain't just Canada that people come here for their healthcare.
Brett, full of **** as usualQuote:
Originally Posted by brett05
How much does it cost an uninsured person to give birth in a hospital in states? O/U $0?
Lol. Straight 'Murcan propoganda.Quote:
Originally Posted by brett05
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https://www.usnews.com/news/best-cou...or-health-careQuote:
Originally Posted by Kenny Powders
You're welcome. You can apologize with your next reply.
If only you recognized how indoctrinated you are.Quote:
Originally Posted by blams
Sure, rich people will go get expensive private care. That's not rocket science, brett.Quote:
Originally Posted by brett05
Take this for an example, if some unlucky woman, let's say in the vein of Helen Keller, decided to procreate with you and neither you nor Helen had private healthcare, how much would it cost you to deliver the baby? Or if you broke a bone? Ruptured your spleen?
Nice side stepping. Makes me wonder if you actual read the article.Quote:
Originally Posted by Crovash
Most mature and intelligent people with any sense of human dignity would say that there is no appropriate way to use the Eff word. Especially from someone who is in the Halls of Congress. I guess now, with the squad (and more on the way) this kind of language is acceptable.
Pretty sad commentary on our country's direction.
Use the MF word at the Thanksgiving table this year and let us know the family's reaction.
AOC has been relentless on the people that she wants to help, always against the rich. Trump has not done the same thing.Quote:
Originally Posted by nastynice
based on the people AOC has wanted to be with, the more workings class people, I don't know why it's hard not to criticize her in this situation when she's accepting clothes that the same people she wants to help can not afford.
how many working class people during a pandemic can afford $14,000 in clothes and accessories?Quote:
Originally Posted by TylerSL
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Originally Posted by TylerSL
you mean these tax cuts..
https://www.nytimes.com/2019/04/14/b...e-tax-cut.html
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"Face It: You (Probably) Got a Tax Cut"
"Studies consistently find that the 2017 law cut taxes for most Americans"
it's about the message. why is she wearing clothes for this much when she should know damn well that the people she wants to help more than anyone else can not afford the same thing.Quote:
Originally Posted by Kenny Powders
the message that she could have sent could have been great, could have been celebrated by the same media that wants to glorify AOC as some hero for America.
Weren't the clothes provided by Vanity Fair? You're making a big deal over nothing. Did you even read the article in vanity fair? That's her message. Cutting a few arm holes in a feed bag and making a dress out of it doesn't make her more of a woman of the people. Her. Actions. Do.Quote:
Originally Posted by SpecialFNK
Here's an idea, of we are going to criticize a person's looks, let's talk about how much of a moron the president looks like in an oversized fire engine red ball cap on.