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Apologies.
I didn't add/change the quoted portion. I just quoted the portion that I found relevant.
Will refrain from doing that to your posts in the future.
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Apologies.
I didn't add/change the quoted portion. I just quoted the portion that I found relevant.
Will refrain from doing that to your posts in the future.
A whole paragraph rebuking TrumpSeems obvious to me that the "garage pull" pictured from Bubba Wallace's garage was clearly shaped as a noose even if it wasn't an actual functioning one.
Also clear that he didn't find it/report it. So zero need for any sort of apology from Bubba considering what was there, how it was delivered to him, and his response.
Another ridiculous tweet by Trump.
This is ****ing insane and heartbreaking. I take a medication that isn't necessary to continue living, but it certainly helps. Without insurance it would be $200 a month, and with insurance comes down to a little less than $100. People shouldn't have to ration medication that is necessary to live.
Seems obvious to me that the "garage pull" pictured from Bubba Wallace's garage was clearly shaped as a noose even if it wasn't an actual functioning one.
Also clear that he didn't find it/report it. So zero need for any sort of apology from Bubba considering what was there, how it was delivered to him, and his response.
Another ridiculous tweet by Trump.
A whole paragraph rebuking Trump![]()
That's it Bubs, you're getting there. Just picture this man looking at you with supporting eyes....
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What your party cares about in a nutshell right nowDow climbs as global stocks rally
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Nasdaq hits new record as global stocks rally
The US stock market rallied at the start of the week, propelling the Nasdaq Composite to an all-time closing high. Investors seemed willing to take risks after the long Independence Day weekend in the United States.www.cnn.com
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Dow climbs as global stocks rally
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Nasdaq hits new record as global stocks rally
The US stock market rallied at the start of the week, propelling the Nasdaq Composite to an all-time closing high. Investors seemed willing to take risks after the long Independence Day weekend in the United States.www.cnn.com
Well, they're Neo-confederates. What else would you expect?Embarrassing. This is literally a war and they're just surrendering. So damn weak. All these Trump supporters that tout American values and history, they just cool with this huh? Losers, man.
I'm sure there are a ton of details I'm not aware of, but from what I understand other countries can keep drug costs low because their governments negotiate costs with pharmaceutical companies.Agreed.
What is the solution? Government-regulated pricing?
Agreed.
What is the solution? Government-regulated pricing?
I'm sure there are a ton of details I'm not aware of, but from what I understand other countries can keep drug costs low because their governments negotiate costs with pharmaceutical companies.
I've mentioned on here before that I work in medical devices. While that's not pharmaceuticals, it is a similarly regulated industry and I understand the huge costs associated with R&D. I'm sure a lot of people either know or can imagine that anything FDA regulated requires significant testing, and a lot of products end up failing. So, on one hand, I do understand needing to recuperate costs.
However, plenty of medical device and pharmaceutical companies have CEOs earning huge amounts of money. I just did a quick search to see that Pfizer's CEO earned close to $20M in 2019. I feel like it's a similar problem with health insurance where they're beholden to share holders.
I think a huge problem is that these companies are ultimately incentivized to make money. I've been wanting to get out of medical devices because we honestly aren't that different from other companies; we just have more regulation. In my experience, companies use the whole "we're doing something that helps people" bull**** to get you to work more for less money. Companies will cut corners where they can. They will prioritize based on what is profitable.
Sorry for the rambling. I haven't been sleeping well lol. I think the solution is obvious and easy but not within our current system.