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Thank you for answering the rhetorical question, homie. ✌️Money is the root of all evil.

Hurt people hurt people. I don’t know how to fix things. But if we go around destroying one another, what will be left?

I think the system is immoral. It should be abolished. An absurd takeaway from that would be “health insurance workers should be jailed.”

I find it challenging to say our humanity is through being inhuman to one another. Wouldn’t our humanity need to come from humane action?

I’m as upset as everyone else about these machinations. Everyone is a child of someone. If we don’t remember that, all is lost.

Two wrongs don’t make a right. She could have said DDD without “you people are next.”

Having said that, if we’re really judging people, and corporations are people, why isn’t the denial of health care seen as manslaughter? 70 people pass every day due to the lack of medical care in America. We have worse outcomes, shorter average life than other civilized countries.

When is a corporation sued for murder & sent to jail? I know it sounds crazy, but that’s the point. These systems aren’t making sense. They lack humanity. This is a bad, morally bankrupt system. Older Americans loves their Medicare: that’s socialism.

I’m so sick of this shit.

Thanks for playing! Glad it was wasted. Go study capitalism & tell me about the price of jeeps. 🤓

Read the parent

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Can we get more of the corporate art style bent with aggression and class solidarity? /s

https://lemmy.world/comment/13808456

This immigrant can stay the F out. I’m not interested in some grifter who completely misses the point of Jesus’ teachings in order to sell books, pills, and whatever snake oil.

Google chicken wars. Stop wasting time, troll.

The tariff establishes the market floor. Trump can enact tariffs without congress. It will be setting the economy on several market vectors.

If you don’t know how it works, don’t post troll content. #NotFeedingFurther #BrandolinisLaw

I hate how the last quoted sentence phrases people as “customers” rather than people…

“Unique evil” is also ironic…we’re surrounded by unique evil in so many directions, and compared to every other civilized country, yes, this system is uniquely evil. It’s the banality of evil Hannah Arendt described.

Which is more barbaric: a lone vigilante killing 1 human or a system which kills roughly 70 people per day due to lack of care? If we had a serial killer who took 70 lives every day, would the news be trained on them?

A single death is a tragedy. Multiple deaths is “business as usual” in America. We’ve lost our humanity.

People are saying it’s related to a book by a similar or same title (depending on the reporting of the 3rd word). The book is about health care being a scam, so seems to be a rallying cry to read the book and unseat traditional “health care” in America.