Yeah, much easier to control the narrative for your base from Truth Social than from the stand, where you actually have some obligation to tell the truth.
sigh He broke the law. Do you actually have evidence that this judge is not being *unfair to Trump, or are you just upset he’s actually being held accountable for once?
Better to have expensive service that is actually available when you need it. Socialized medicine means you’ll be waiting MONTHS for an appointment. Or they’ll just tell you to kill yourself. No joke.
Maybe in the UK, nowadays, after the right-wingers gutted the NHS to try and move the country to privatised health care. But generally, you’re completely wrong on every count. I grew up with social health care and lived with it most of my life, and it’s better. No worrying about medical debt if I get sick, no prolonging waiting to go to a GP and letting it get worse, and no waiting if it’s urgent. The only time I had to wait for treatment was for nonessential surgery to get a ganglion out of my wrist. In the US they just told me to hit it with a heavy book and charged me.
You’re either an idiot or a ghoul to think that private health care is better. Edit: I see by your post history it’s both. You’re reprehensible, and blocked.
We have no official Labor Secretary at the moment and haven’t for months. In the same timeline of Biden stating he would have his departments crack down on child labor we have gone an additional 10 months of silence.
An attempt at passing a bill to push against child labor and to use the already existing framework of banning sales of items made with child labor both failed with no support from the white house.
So, sure, both sides. And yes, the system is already broken and split. But at best Biden is complacent, and at worst happy to look the other way while his investors make money.
If you’re individually fucked, then it of course hurts, but generally speaking the US economy has been doing pretty well in the last 20, 10 and 5 years. Covid-19 was a bit shit but it was a bit shit for pretty much everyone.
If you wanna see an economically mediocre previously well-off area, check out EU.
Over the last 200 years, it has been more likely for people to climb out of extreme poverty than go the other way. The amount of people in extreme poverty was ~75% in 1820, and it’s now ~10%.
But perhaps you were talking about poverty, not extreme poverty. That figure has been rather more or less same for a long time in the US.
In the last 20 years vastly more people climbed out of poverty in China than in USA. If that’s your metric Chinese economy is doing amazing and USA has stagnated 20 years ago.
It’s pretty much a fact that the Chinese economy has been doing great in the last 20 years, and since most of the extreme poverty used to be in places like China, it’s not a large surprise that the most climbing happened there. It’s easier to climb when you’re at the bottom – there’s way more room above you than below you.
This change would reduce the number of people the government considers to have a disability. That information is used to provide funding for various programs and agencies which deal with disability. This means that, if this change is adopted, less federal funding will go to disability programs, at a time when disability levels are unusually high and still increasing due to the long-term health impacts of COVID-19.
When are the masses going to realise that, “antisemitism” Covers more than just the genocidal Israelis. That word gets thrown around so much and most only consider, “Jews”
Any how, this victimhood fetish is so overplayed and worn out.
Great place, went there last year to get some kratom while on a short trip to Vancouver. We ended up having a shot of LSD and then we decided to walk back downtown through Chinatown, unaware until that point that it was Chinese new year. Best day of the whole trip!
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