And how will that help those that are struggling with healthcare costs? Frankly, I’m shocked it’s taken this long for America to shoot the shit out of these cunts, but you’ve shot one dude - and a new CEO is probably rubbing their hands with glee with replacing them and getting that big fat bonus.

Make the change that will help people, rather than the one that satisfies your exec-level death kink.

True, my point (as a man nearly in his forties) is that indoors vaping is more common, especially in venues where smoking was never allowed. Outside, everyone used to smoke all the time, and it was grim.

Yes, with a caveat.

Create a single-issue party for something like free healthcare, with your sole goal to be to drain votes from Democrats. Gain enough traction, and that party will welcome you into the fold with open arms, and will actually fucking listen to your issue as their primary platform.

That’s all well and good, but don’t just sit back and hope that healthcare magically improves, or that other healthcare CEO’s start getting their life claims denied.

Take the current well of anger, and point it towards politicians that will actually fight for free healthcare. It’s not only a public health emergency, but also a “crime” emergency, and one of safety.

It’s easy to sit behind a keyboard and laugh. It’s slightly harder to sit behind a keyboard and email your local reps. It’s again slightly harder to rally at your local reps office hours or town halls for free healthcare.

I remember this happening, and the smell went from just dirty and grim to a little bit of body odour. Many people complained, because they didn’t want to smell people’s BO, whereas 90% of others were just happy to not have clothes that stunk, or to be able to not have a sore throat after being at a club.

With that said, vaping is so much more commonplace today than smoking was. I’ve been to a few gigs in the last month or two, and people just vape wherever they want. Pretty much every venue, shopping center, and indoor area says you shouldn’t vape, but it’s just not enforced at all.

Not gonna lie, they’re great for what they are. In five mins you’ll have something that’s kinda like a pizza, that tastes nice, and is so hot you can heat a three bedroom house for an hour or two.

Ah, missed those. They’re birds eye potato waffles.

It is British, this is:

• Chicago Town Microwave Pepperoni Pizza.
• Bernard Matthews Turkey dinosaurs
• Potato smiles
• Chicken dippers
• Chicken fingers (all four above by McCains)
• Cajun Curly fries
• Heinz Spaghetti Hoops
• Birds Eye Potato Waffles

It’s a lovely bit of beige, and nice for a treat, but I’d rather have something a bit…less processed?

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Cool, but the rhetoric on Lemmy around non-federated social media being stupid indicates that many others here aren’t.

Tell basically all young people that.

You not liking it does not mean it doesn’t have appeal.

Nice, this was what I was expecting!

I don’t agree with the post, and I think stretching the stats beyond meaning is more harmful than helpful.

Now, if you were to frame this as 16m people NOT being treated for preventable illnesses that would likely be treated in most western countries, that is a damning statistic. It indicates that people are walking around ill/injured for no reason other than greed, draining hospital resources further. It also indicates a lack of quality in care, since those doctors that could be getting their reps in learning to administer specific drugs or procedures don’t get to because “insurance says no lol”.

150 years from now, 100% of us will die of something.

Shit. Maybe I should stay home tomorrow if there’s going to be a purge.

Uhh, correct me if I’m wrong, but the total population of America is 335m. If 16m people are dying DAILY, your entire country will be dead by Christmas.

If a 20th of the population dropped dead overnight, I would like to think that any nation would panic.

I think he might have been making a joke, saying that the CEO guy is a murderer because of all the denied claims.

I know it’s America and all, but as a British person I find it absolutely wild that people are just driving down the street while some dude is getting shot to pieces next to them.

This might be a silly question, but how common do you actually see guns day to day somewhere like NYC? Are there Americans that go their whole lives together without ever seeing a gun in person, or is it basically RDR2 over there?

I really enjoyed Happy, and the ending was a little rushed. It’s one of those classic shows that people seemed to like, but not enough people seemed to have watched to keep it going.

Alongside this, sugar versions of soft drinks in the UK. I have an intolerance to most popular artificial sweeteners, and as someone that likes fizzy sodas .y choices dropped significantly after cunting Jamie Oliver decided to ruin another thing I love.

Already have, it’s definitely not diabetes. Apparently it’s a genetic thing, but it’s both pretty rare and just isn’t caught by people that “have the gift”.

Haha, it’s so weird that the only people that have caught on that are my sneezes are my wife and my parents. My wife used to think it was cute, until she realised that her smelling it basically means she’s breathing in my sneezes, which is pretty grim.

It’s maybe 1 in 5 sneezes, but I can almost always tell when it’s going to be a “smelly” one.