I said it before and I’ll say it again. Find all the companies that advertise on Facebook. Let them know how you feel about this and how you will have a hard time purchasing their products if they continue to support this type of action. Once companies stop advertising this shit will change.
Every awful thing FB, Twits, and the rest do.. are purposeful and by design. All of it.
Seriously. Bring back Lillith Fair! After the Women’s March isn’t it the perfect social climate for a sweet pop/rocker/folk tour of badass performers?!
Exactly. Who is going to pay good money to hang out in what is essentially North Alabama, unless they are also going to State College to get drunk?
A cave attraction in the central PA mountains doesn’t exactly strike me as “festival country”. Though I’m rather interested in their guided mountain Jeep tours of the area.
I’m not worried about the jobs of people sitting in insurance offices. They’ll shrink because they aren’t necessary anymore, but nobody is talking about banning them entirely. The wealthy can buy supplemental insurance just like they do in Britain.
“Because your troll shtick is this sort of sealioning. Popping through your history”
In what states is this?
Of course you will. Because your troll shtick is this sort of sealioning. Popping through your history, you’ve also tried this idiocy on affirmative action, where your mendacious ass rightly got called out it looks like.
Why not? They are the people with the money after all. Income taxes during one of the periods of greatest economic growth were as high as 91% in the 1950s. We stabilize Social Security if we just took the cap of earnings. To those much is given, much is expected in return.- JFK
First, nobody is calling for FREE healthcare. We want a system where all have healthcare they can afford, like Mike Pence developed in Indiana. HIP 2.0 charges a monthly premium based on your income. Most people would pay around 10% of their salary. Second, you are a fool if you don’t think “Employed, insured…
Charging for individual doctor visits doesn’t incentivize people to stay healthy, it discourages people from going to the doctor and receiving preventative care or management for chronic conditions that might well become much worse (and more expensive to treat).
I don’t even think single-payer is the next logical step. The next logical step would be, as you mentioned, a public option. Over time it will ramp up on its own (as insurance companies have repeatedly said they can’t compete against the government in the market long term) and phase out private insurance due to…
1) It’s too bad you wasted $11 million of taxpayer money to score political points on pointless Benghazi investigations!
Health insurance is a stupid, inefficient, parasitic system. Good riddance.
That’s more of a compound. I want them to love in actual projects, spread them oit among the people, right next door to the people they fuck over every day, which is what I’m assuming sipowitz’ point was.
Maybe if they’d worked harder and made some different life choices they wouldn’t need these stipends.
I was coming to say the same. I can 100% get behind ‘Gummint’ housing for our Reps and Senators.
1) Though housing in D.C. is ridiculously expensive (or more specifically, housing in areas of D.C. where someone like Chaffetz would be willing to live, if you catch my drift) $174,000 is easily enough to afford housing (also, PG County has cheaper housing if you need it, Jason. Try Cheverly!)