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  1. I feel a pardon for unknown offenses is offensive. Schiff lied to the country as a sitting House representative. Perhaps no legal action should go against him but in so doing he threatened jail for Trump. That was the upshot of what Shiff wanted. mspart
  2. How should cuts to SS and medicare go RV? mspart
  3. Hey neutral, Riddle us this. Why was Penny the only one prosecuted when there were at last two others helping him restrain Neely? And one of the was black. It is apparent that more than one person thought Neely was a threat. But I'm sure you would feel much better if he knifed or clubbed someone before being restrained. Why should someone have to stay in the presence of someone threatening their life? Because they are trapped on a subway train, that's why. On the street, a different story. Many on the train testified in favor of Penny. So take your fake outrage and put it to better use, like say with well reasoned arguments. mspart
  4. But Al Gore wouldn't like to me would he? Of course he did. I've been in the real world. SS was not supposed to be part of the budget, but it became so when people in Congress decided there was too much money there and they needed it more. When does this happen in the private sphere and it is not punished by prison. mspart
  5. So those that say there are more important things to think about take great exception when it is turned around on them. mspart
  6. That is good news. I was just about to post this myself. He should never have had to go through this. mspart
  7. Lives saved do not matter. Based on the above post, this is a racial prosecution pure and simple. Charges should be dropped. mspart
  8. How about the best wrestler in 2000 to not get an olympic medal? I vote B. Saitiev. mspart
  9. So in summary, the vaunted European health care system is in crisis in England, France, Germany, Slovenia, Portugal, and Italy. It must be working well somewhere. mspart
  10. When was the last time you heard about the SS lockbox? Not dumb. It was never intended to be part of the normal budgeting process until someone decided to raid all the funds in the SS "lockbox". Now the lock box is full of IOUs. That's it. mspart
  11. UBs German utopia https://www.euronews.com/health/2024/02/05/germanys-health-crisis-why-europes-biggest-economy-is-fending-off-a-chronic-doctor-shortag Germany's health crisis: Why Europe's biggest economy is fending off a chronic doctor shortage In Germany, one in four doctors are leaving the profession. What is being done to nurse the healthcare system back to health? Germany is regarded by many to be a country of efficiency. People in other countries often assume that German trains depart on time, the Internet runs at a normal speed and the healthcare system is flawless. But for the latter, at least, the data shows they are wrong. December saw a closure of scores of doctors' practices across Germany, as many went on strike to protest worsening working conditions. But it's not just German doctors who are angry; Slovenian and Portuguese doctors have also walked off the job. In Italy, doctors and nurses protested in December. And in January, British junior doctors began their longest industrial action in the history of the UK's National Health Service (NHS). Oh so other countries are also in crisis. UB and RV must be so informed. mspart
  12. UBs franco utopia! https://www.bbc.com/news/world-europe-64216269 France's health system under pressure of increasing demands The UK's health system is buckling under the weight of staff shortages and a lack of beds. In France, meanwhile, there are more doctors and many more nurses, yet its healthcare system is still in crisis. President Emmanuel Macron has promised to change the way its hospitals are funded, and to free doctors from time-consuming administration, in a bid to break what he called a "sense of endless crisis" in its health service. mspart
  13. It isn't. But Al Gore told me it was. mspart
  14. I remember when you were a walking death sentence to everyone around you if you id not wear a mask. Even Rachel Maddow had to re-calibrate her thinking when the mandate went away.
  15. my headache just got less. Glad you liked it. mspart
  16. None other than crimes against the english language. But I don't want to feel left out. mspart
  17. I thought Social security was in a lock box. mspart
  18. And here is UBs unadulterated stance. 1. Palestinians didn't start this war on Oct 7, 2023. Nope, it wasn't them. 2. The killing of the CEO is not murder per se, it is part of a larger political conflict and certainly necessary. mspart
  19. Plus the ineffectiveness of masks has been known for ever. Our vet was not a fan of the mask mandate. mspart
  20. I want one!! mspart
  21. It isn't for the health care brother. We have been told. https://thehill.com/opinion/healthcare/4886353-nhs-england-in-crisis-health-care/ The National Health Service in England, founded in 1948 to deliver health care directly to all in need following World War II, is in trouble. Not only is it broke, but it is also broken, as the new British Prime Minister Keir Starmer just pointed out in response to a recent government study. The waiting lines for care are prohibitive. A recent study revealed that 8 million people in the United Kingdom are waiting for their care, with 40 percent waiting for more than 18 weeks. An incredible 14,000 people died just last year while waiting for care in England’s emergency rooms. Despite the well-meaning and compassionate doctors and nurses in the NHS, it is impossible to justify a health system when you have to wait so long for potentially life-saving care. If you aren’t seen, it is impossible to determine severity and urgency. Oh yes, single payer utopia!!!! mspart
  22. So then the government would be killing people as you say. That is already demonstrated. Also if single payer is so awesome, why is BC sending cancer patients to Bellingham WA for cancer treatments and guess what, there is no line for them to wait in. Yes, single payers is the utopia of medical care - NOT. For more wonderful news about single payer plans look at the Indian reservations and the V.A. Oh the VA is run so well. mspart
  23. I worked plastering in Phoenix back in the day. As hot as it was, I really felt for the roofers,road construction guys and the drywallers. Drywallers had it rough. Heavy sheets of sheet rock, no wind, feels like an oven. Wouldn't want that job. mspart
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