Why does it matter if someone has received healthcare previously?
Why does it matter if someone has received healthcare previously?
It started with Nixon though.
I grew up in a boring northern state and moved to California. My world opened and, well, I never went back.
Entitlement and never having to learn to do anything useful other than show up.
It’s surely beyond 50% at this point.
This is where I am coming from. I buy computers buy the hundreds and really suffered what Dell offered and really loved what Lenovo offered.
Lenovo produces what dell wishes it could.
Exactly. It owes them everything while they owe it nothing.
They believe that the government has a secret account with some millions for each citizen and that it you do the magic, the government will do the buying of things for you.
Now go look at evangelicals and notice that they are exactly the same.
They are public places with public proceedings. For the most part, you can just go in and sit down and watch a case, assuming there is space.
Yep. Everyone wants blood but can’t get past the fact that there are laws and procedures.
I mean the fix is to vote. If you want justice then we need better leaders. Until then, it’s bullshit all the down. Especially in the South and Midwest.
What he’s lost is reputational. He’s been publicly humiliated in front of the entire community and every person who appears in front of him knows what a sack of shit he is before any proceedings begin. He will never move into a higher position and will languish in traffic court until he quits and takes on a lawyer position somewhere.
Yep. And that would have been legal anyway. This was really about ring-wing zealots being right-wing.
I agree with you fully. This stuff is fun.
Lemmy has a very strong libertarian slant and I think that a lot of people have this perspective that all costs are unreasonably inflated for stuff like this. They can’t see how it could be useful to have standards.
I was reading and rereading that bad article to figure out what the problem was. Thanks for that.