The same for me as a Canadian. I can’t understand why Americans aren’t rioting in the streets for universal healthcare.

Don’t forget Liam Neeson.

Ad revenue from a YouTube channel, sponsored posts on IG, and of course, turning your fans into patrons who buy you things/affection.

Living in The Netherlands this sounds so strange and horrifying to me. Here we worry about getting better not how we will pay for it.

How does anyone make a living at cosplay, other than selling costumes? Asking for a friend.

She doesn’t need general anesthesia because the growths aren’t that deep. General anesthesia is not given for every medical procedure because it is riskier than a local anesthetic; there’s always a chance that the patient won’t wake up. I’m sure the patient didn’t feel anything.

She gives me Aunt Lydia vibes.

Yep, this.

He read about manspreading recently, because, like most conservatives, he’s completely out of the loop with the cultural conversation, and so now in order to trigger the libs, he has adopted this ridiculous sitting position.

That’s a bit of a straw-person fallacy that willfully obtuse men like to throw around. Nobody is asking anybody to keep their knees clamped together, just to keep them within the confines of their own space.

I always tell the boys on the L taking up that much space that if their balls are that swollen and sensitive they should see a for about that.

Yay American healthcare! The only way to have your embarrassing medical maladies covered by someone is to share your story with the world.

I always die laughing at the patient shots in these shows, so now my wife has banned me from the living room when she watches. 

I meant to compare America to Europe, where Love Island originated. In Europe, trashy reality shows like Big Brother, Love Island, etc. don’t shy away from sex or nudity. In America, Janet Jackson’s nipple slip is enough to send Mom’s of America into a frenzy. So the cutesy, not at all sexy decor might be a nod to the…

You’re not wrong, and I’m not necessarily addressing this to you specifically, but I do think it’s absurdly selective to hold Scientologists to a higher standard than members of other faiths.

Can we start a GoFundMe just to build an abortion clinic in this town?

Let’s send a bunch of pregnant refugee applicants for asylum there, and see what happens. *popcorn*

In fact, the opposite may be true—according to various news reports, both the mayor and the city attorney warned the city that banning abortion is unconstitutional and could result in legal action.

Cool so I assume “sanctuary for the unborn” means that all pregnant women are free to come there and they will receive free room and board and have all their health care expenses paid as well.

Our city, and I would guess most, is part of a municipal league that provides insurance to fight big legal battles. I hope their carrier drops them, and they have to fight the constitutionality themselves, which they can’t afford. Also, they should force the city to provide prenatal care and shelter for all “unborn”…