Every. Day.
Every. Day.
Same duh
Oh uh I mean me too, obviously, I was just making sure you did it all the time too
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i'm a very problematic person
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I’d motorboat the shit out of them titties.
I think as I’ve gotten older (I’m 35) I’ll look at a girl and be like “she’s hot” when my brain is trying to make sense of my hormones and tells me “Nah she’s just young and slightly attractive, you wouldn’t have pursued that when you were that age”. Like girls in the 18-23 range. No thanks.
PS don’t think she’s hot but impressive tits
My conservative friends are telling me 2 million people would lose their jobs if Warren has her way, and they can't have that
Some of those people are probably black, pretty racist of you not to care Dimmy
Hard telling. No one knows the future.
Companies will pay more in a tax than they do to insurance companies for employee benefits.
Not sure why people think there's some magical money tree, someone has to pay for m4a and guess what, it's you unless you're on welfare.
Need to tackle why healthcare is so expensive instead of tackling how we're paying for it. Old people like archi and Warren can't process new information and understand that tho
The assumption by archi, Warren and others is that the big mean company is going to pay for all this and take it lying down instead of lowering wages and freezing hiring.
Because that's what rich people do, they just let you take all their money with no fuss
that's how they got rich, by giving their money away
Pretty damning statement on the whole of society when the assumption that the rich will get away with anything is so strong as to even deter attempts at change.
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I'm not going to say everything she says is gold and that she's detailed everything so well that nobody can scrutinize her plan, or anything like that. I do have two issues with punk's post.
1. One of the points she made was that we're overspending with private insurance and pharmaceutical companies that are charging out the ass for their goods and services. Regulation would need to be put in place for these situations and she's acknowledged that. This would theoretically cut costs across the board which would mean less money to raise.
2. With these regulations in place, if we have a M4A situation where the government is paying for, and overseeing, our various medical bills they should theoretically be able to further reduce administrative costs. This also gives them review of all charges to be sure that they're charging a steady rate for each service.
I'm not convinced I won't pay anything for it, but I don't think it's a bad idea to move towards universal healthcare.
One of y'all needs to invite all us to Thanksgiving so I can how bad y'all would get arguing politics AND being drunk.
Anyone aware of the profit margin of an insurance company compared to the average % of government overspending?
Not saying archi is a retard, but he's a retard.
Regulation is a great idea for private companies. Kinda goes with what I said that they should tackle the reason why healthcare is so expensive
I'm your family now, shipmate.
What happens to tricare under warrens plan?