You may have a gripe about the cost, but the cost exists because the FDA is so stringent. Sure, get cheaper meds from elsewhere..Your life, your hands. The reason drugs cost so much is because the FDA nearly always demands minimal toxicity and maximum effect. They even approve cancer drugs with no proven efficacy…

Do you think that might be because no other country short of Russia, China, and India have the same population? Herp de derp.

Not even a lot of Canadians, given how poorly the system is doing.

She had an agreement with the government to testify in return for immunity and a lesser sentence. She broke the agreement, they can do pretty much whatever they want with her at this point.

As a lawyer that fucked up big time in his youth and has spent time in jail - it’s not fun. It’s not horrific or anything at all like prison, but it’s definitely no fun. Small confines, only a few hours a day allowed outside the cell, no privacy whatsoever..It depends on your tolerance level but in general it is…

The opinion was pretty much, “Well, in order to find out we’ll just have to keep her in there. If she dies in there, I guess we were wrong. Oh well, worth a shot.”

She has no protections from the 5th because she has immunity to any further prosecution on the matter. She made an agreement to testify for that immunity, and then changed her mind...and for that, you get the hammer.

I’m assuming the federal judge’s point was “If she thinks we can’t keep her in there for the rest of her life, well, maybe she’ll get the message after a couple years.” Not to mention the significant fines, the idea is to basically make her destitute for her remaining years. I certainly know if it was me and I was…

And then signed an agreement stating she would be granted immunity from further prosecution in return for testimony before the grand jury. Now she’s renegging on the whole thing and thinks for some reason there wouldn’t be any consequences.

“And after he regains access, we will continue review of his actions until the point in which he has trained his replacement, and then be terminated.”

The issue is he probably landed himself on the shit list, and then rocketed himself straight to the top of it. If he or his colleague make even the most minor or remote of mistakes, he’s getting canned, is my guess.

He wasn’t organizing a strike, he was organizing a “sick out” which means the company would have been obligated to pay their workers for striking - which is not protected. Either you strike and don’t get paid, or you work and get paid. You don’t get it both ways.

He wasn’t organizing a strike, he was organizing a “sick out” which means the company would have been obligated to pay their workers for striking - which is not protected. Either you strike and don’t get paid, or you work and get paid. You don’t get it both ways.

Probably not, but to be honest when I retire I fully plan to drink myself silly every day til I die anyway, so I’ll probably be very easy to swindle.

The thing is, it wasn’t just the names - for many he published the names of their employers or businesses. So essentially, he provided the addresses right there.

Castro more or less made this tweet with a not-so-subtle “wink-wink, nudge-nudge” for people to commit violence against those donors.

Given that there has already been a recent instance of a crazy person trying to stage a one man attack on an ICE detention center and setting cars on fire, I’d say there’s a pretty decent chance that some nutjob saw the tweet and thought “HA! NOW I KNOW WHO TO GO AFTER!” and started googling those business locations.

I have no idea what the fuck you’re babbling about and it sounds like you’re having meth fueled dreams. Count me out.

I crown him...King-Derp-De-Derp.

Uh..A male that has transitioned to a “female” and likes men is still a gay person, biologically.