Those guys will fly into a goddamn hurricane to rescue people. They’re heroes, which means of course they’ll get unfounded to pay for more jackbooted thugs

There’s no motor or tiller on that boat.

Yep. The media had better call them camps, and point out the ties between Dump and the for profit prison industry.

My brother is a ship captain, and he says they all love the Coasties.

I grew up in Oakland county. Where is this?

I went to Shrine. Did all of Royal Oak go for Trump?

I’m from MI. Where do you live?

Pennsyltucky. God, I can’t believe people are that nuts for Trump.

I don’t think she’s washing dishes anymore, either...

Um, who cares? ISIS is selling people into slavery at this very minute...

Wow, that trailer must have been rocking (don’t come knocking) a lot.

Man, I pity that person. You go around one time only...

Nice cow. He’s like, whatever...

That’s not early...

“Consumerism is rampant?” How about “tax cutting is rampant”, “corporate welfare is rampant.” Because those things make smartphone expenditures look like chump change. You bought the lie, bro.

Dude, you’re a stud. Wasting your valuable time like that to make a point about how hardcore you are. Are you posting this from the library?

Consider the kind of deals could be forced if we had single payer — which is of course why it’s anathema to Republicans. The current hellscape is pure profit for the medical industry and the insurance companies. Congress forbids the government from bargaining on price for prescription drugs, we’re that fucked in the…

No, dickweed, there is no possible way you can “save your way” into health coverage, unless you go from birth to death without any major procedures. Saving $50K per year for 10 years still won’t cover your multiple recurrence cancer treatment. You’ll still be bankrupt.

Man, I’m lucky. I’ve worked (in biotech admittedly) for 25 years and I’ve never had a deductible above $500, if that. I’m not disagreeing with you, and I think it’s a travesty for any plan to have deductibles in the thousands, and it’s more proof that we need single payer in this country.

My wife’s cancer cost 1335 iPhones. Seen that way, it doesn’t look like so much money after all. I still have the iPhone 3 on which she sent me her last message.