Which technically if you have enough money you could own enough land and get the permits to do

@randomNPCno3 pretty sure you would have to have a permit of like production of arms.

Which means basically, be texan

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@Louis arms production is just a licensing issue

Money could fix that too

@randomNPCno3 you would have to lie and say " I produce armaments"

Money fixes everything

Which is pretty fucking illegal.

*Tell that to Zimbabwe*

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Oh god, Zimbabwean diy guns are hilarious

What gun would Sargon buy if he lived in Yankee land?

1 USD to ZWD = 361.900 🇿🇼

Probably an ArmaLite AR-15 semi-automatic rifle.

We all know~

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eJ4xOeJntnQ

I pictured him as more the sawed off shotgun or a flintlock pistol sort

Still remember the day that came out @Wayward Lone

He seems like the kind of person that would enjoy the monotony of reloading black powder guns

Revolver has the sort of appeal I think as well.

Ease of cleaning, careful reload, etc.

https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/thumb/8/8f/Webley_IMG_6789.jpg/2560px-Webley_IMG_6789.jpg

Webley~ Surely the most fitting weapon for a British man.

Yeah but a wonder 9 is more practical

guns bad

https://youtu.be/YTIG_hO8tg0?t=71

@Wayward Lone he looked like he enjoyed that

https://twitter.com/samstein/status/1213576059335139328/photo/1 America is a joke

NICU btw is Neonatal intensive care unit

This was the bill for a 4 week stay for a baby that needed ICU support

this is america

https://tenor.com/view/this-is-america-childish-gambino-gun-aim-donal-glover-gif-11792257

WHy does an infant need speech pathology services and who charges 140k for 4 weeks of nursery service? That's 35k a week.

I know

And if you click on that and go through the replies its not a one off case dude

Theres loads of peeps talking about how much it costs and what they got billed for

My point is they are clearly overbilling. It happens a lot because they know the customer is only going to see the deductible.

at least they have the option of paying that money for life saveing services that didn't exist in the past.
also yes there is overbilling but that is caused by government and insurance programs.
you think the hospitals just eat the loss when the government says "we are gonna only pay you a quarter of what we owe you"?

by law meany hospitals must serve people reguardless of weather or not they can pay, so you end up with alot of people who don't pay their bill and the government won't pay that bill either so the hospital has to make it up somewhere else.

i think the pharmaceutical industry raising the prices of drugs also contributes quite a bit.