Message from @Killzone

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2019-09-17 00:38:01 UTC  

The EU needs more membership tiers first imo

2019-09-17 01:03:47 UTC  

I need it

2019-09-17 01:09:47 UTC  

You can get a lower at a better price and nobody will remember who Beta was in a few months....

2019-09-17 03:02:30 UTC  

Ya, its just like every other gun grabber market scare. He is a nobody looking for a poll boost. It will blow over like always.

2019-09-17 03:03:42 UTC  

Good GM closes factories for no good reason, they get workers striking

2019-09-17 03:04:03 UTC  

I've heard it said that the CEO is purposefully tanking the company to get at Trump.

2019-09-17 03:04:21 UTC  

Not sure I believe it, but she's not exactly doing much to counter the claim.

2019-09-17 03:05:18 UTC  

Lol that's dumb

2019-09-17 03:05:52 UTC  

GM is closing factories in Oshawa close to where I live so yeah I don't really like GM

2019-09-17 03:08:22 UTC  

But finally i find US domestic news that doesn't involve orange man

2019-09-17 03:08:29 UTC  

Kinda tired of the whole thingy

2019-09-17 03:08:52 UTC  

Bathy, I have been saying that since 16'

2019-09-17 03:09:16 UTC  

Pretty obvious why

2019-09-17 03:09:45 UTC  

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2019-09-17 03:09:48 UTC  

lol

2019-09-17 03:10:14 UTC  

I wonder if this will effect that new C8 Vette'?

2019-09-17 03:33:01 UTC  

I heard that is was going to happen Sunday.

2019-09-17 04:14:12 UTC  

The new Corvette isn't doing well.

2019-09-17 04:41:00 UTC  

thats because its a wanna be super car insted of a muscle car

2019-09-17 07:58:05 UTC  

I still don't understand Americans and how "socialism bad" when it comes to universal healthcare.

2019-09-17 07:59:05 UTC  

Even Tim Pool is like almost in "the universal healthcare is communism" land, even though: https://youtu.be/UEW8LD6bZQ8?t=291

2019-09-17 07:59:42 UTC  

How can it be legal to just charge 16000 dollars for a mere check-up at a doctor, and a prescription for mere painkillers?

2019-09-17 07:59:53 UTC  

And he still doesn't want to burn down the entire country?

2019-09-17 08:06:16 UTC  

This is full anarchoball joke, and people still think it's less insane than universal healthcare that practically every European nation has, yet "which would cost too much to implement".

2019-09-17 08:09:06 UTC  

I mean, if you don't weed out the corruption, sure, socialized medicine is going to charge those bloated sums from tax payer. But cannot Americans put a leash on their run rampant bloating of bills with BS costs? 16000 for single day of medical care that does not even contain any surgery is even more BS than the typical "100 dollars per sterile ethyl wipe".

2019-09-17 08:09:26 UTC  

What the fuck is your fucking problem America? You have AR-15's **USE THEM!!!**

2019-09-17 08:10:21 UTC  

Christians had a point with abortion clinic bombings. Do that with regular doctors as well. And do it with lawyers. Do it with accountants, especially those who work for hospitals.

2019-09-17 09:29:08 UTC  

I've written up a thing on this before, but basically this isn't at all what most people think

2019-09-17 09:29:27 UTC  

The U.S. more or less tends to have higher survival rates than most other countries in the world, and the governmeant pays more per citizen than most other countries

2019-09-17 09:29:34 UTC  

We have for example a 45% higher survival rate than the UK

2019-09-17 09:30:32 UTC  

The U.S. governmeant spends 4,197 dollars per citizen, In comparison the UK government spends directly 2802 dollars per citizen (far less than the U.S. at 4,197), Japan 2965, Denmark 3841, France 3247, Australia 2614, and Canada 3074 per person.

2019-09-17 09:31:13 UTC  

It's rare for a single medical check-up to cost 16,000 dollars, in any country. But the U.S. has medicare and medicade, which pays for a large volume of healthcare costs, and all emergency care as well as certain conditions are paid for by the governmeant

2019-09-17 09:31:50 UTC  

What's not often paid is things like room expenses or time by doctors, so if you refuse to pay at all they may not have TV or shut off the lights in your room, but you will still get medical care

2019-09-17 09:32:56 UTC  

There's a 30 minute emergency wait time in the U.S., 2 hours total with treatment, compared to about 9 hours in the UK and Canada. That's emergency care. Long term care for even basic things can take weeks or even months

2019-09-17 09:33:49 UTC  

And on top of that, we already qualify as having "universal healthcare". By defintion it just means most people have access to quality healthcare, and they do. Single payer is the term most people are looking for, but European countries tend to have vastly different healthcare systems

2019-09-17 09:34:16 UTC  

There is no set Scandinavian or European model. It's basically just propaganda

2019-09-17 09:34:50 UTC  

"How come the country with the best healthcare in the world and that invents over 90% of the cures has terrible healthcare?! SMH."- if it sounds too crazy to be true, it's often a liberal lie.

2019-09-17 12:11:39 UTC  

Epic