I agree with that nice man, but for very different reasons than you might think.

Do you think that taxes on labor are more fair?
You own your body, you provide your time and your energy,
and then someone says "30% of what you just made is mine!".

The government needs money. Where do you want it to come from?
Do you believe in the principle of "Those with the broadest shoulders
should bear the heaviest burden"?

At least he has some property. Why do people who own NOTHING still pay taxes for the ONLY thing they have? As soon as their taxed labor allows them to own a roof over their head, a thing they need to survive, they pay property taxes. The property tax in the US
is about 1%. You pay that, even if your mortgage is higher than the value of your home.

Elon Musk own companies and property valued around 1 TRILLION dollars.
He pays roughly $930,000 annually in property taxes. His companies usually secure
100% property tax exemptions and there is no wealth tax. That means that Elon Musk pays ~0.00009% annually over his ownership. He also doesn't pay taxes over his labor, because he is paid in stock options. He only pays taxes when he sells them, which he almost never does, because he lives of personal loans, using his Tesla and SpaceX
stock holdings as collateral.

So, some people pay 1% over property that the bank owns and other people pay
almost nothing for property that they fully own and makes them money.
Now you know that, do you think differently about what that nice man was saying?

Executing someone after making them wait for thirty years is cruel.
A government ought to hold a higher moral standard than the criminals it punishes.

Lol! Yep! Two shots to the back of the head! Suicide?!?

No, it's possible to to both think that the terrorist attack on Israeli citizens was horrible
AND reject Israel for committing a horrible genocide.

The actions of Israel do not get rid of the threat, it motivated millions of Muslims all around the world to hate them even more. Jewish people are suffering from more antisemitism because of this. Not everyone can make a mental separation between Jewish people
and Israel's genocide. You should understand that, because you cannot make a mental separation between individual Muslims and Islamic terrorists.

It was really meant for remote area's but alot of people have it now that travel by Rv so they have steady service. The folks I know that have it,use it as a backup, our cable systems are FAR from reliable. Cable tv man has been on the side of the road near home here for the past 12 hours , back and forth from 2 locations trying to locate a issue. very unreliable. I use the landline phone companys internet.Not the quickest,but hardly ever goes down.

We have only 19 active landfills for waste that is very hard to recycle or burn.
Things like these plugs are easy to recycle or burn.

I’m really tired of you and your stupid games. Do me a favor, don’t “mention” me in your posts because I don’t give two shits about what you have to say about me. What I do care about is you talking shit about something and someone that you don’t know shit about. You are one fucked up piece of shit and it if you want to talk shit, do it on your own dime because I don’t want you posting your shit in my threads. In the future, I WILL DELETE ANYTHING THAT I DEEM TO BE BULLSHIT. Got it?

And for the record, I didn’t have to depend on AI for my reply!

Mongo legion. Mongo many. Mongo now dead, but many have been Mongo include Sophie.

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Ask your self this,Why do we have this? example 15 years total time invested to be a heart surgeon. and you want them to do it for peanuts???


The total cost of education and tuition to become a heart (cardiothoracic) surgeon in the U.S. generally ranges from $300,000 to over $600,000, not including cumulative living expenses or loan interest.
Cost Breakdown by Phase
• Undergraduate Education (4 Years):
• In-state public: ~$120,000
• Private university: ~$220,000 to $250,000
• Medical School (4 Years):
• In-state public: ~$167,000
• Private school: ~$275,000 or more (plus application and MCAT fees).
• Residency and Fellowship (6–8 Years):
• Cost: $0 in tuition.
• Once you graduate from medical school, you enter a residency and fellowship. During this time, you are paid an annual resident salary or stipend (averaging around $67,000 per year), meaning specialized training does not cost additional tuition.
Training Timeline
Becoming a heart surgeon requires 13 to 15 years of total post-high school education and training


that is just 1 example,

here is another
Why do we have this?
The total cost to build a hospital in the U.S. typically ranges from $88 million to over $200 million for standard facilities, with overall costs averaging $440 to $455 per square foot.

And also it is federal law that 10% of the cost of building a hospital has to be spent on ART to display inside and around it. ART for crying out loud, when people are being toted in the place to have their lives saved, and it cost all their savings, there is all this "pretty" shit hanging around that you can't even tell what it is supposed to be.

there is a couple of examples you need to consider, you can't have free health care when it cost millions just to be prepared to PROVIDE it.
1 solution is socialism-communism, where as in china people work for peanuts, pay peanuts and get very poor care. IF any
copy paste

• Universal Coverage: Basic public health insurance now covers roughly 95% of the population, though out-of-pocket costs and reimbursement limits for outpatient care remain high.
• Disparities in Quality: Affluent citizens often use elite VIP or foreign-staffed hospitals for Western-style care, while the general public relies on crowded public facilities featuring brief consultations.
• Rural and Primary Gaps: Primary care providers in rural or township clinics frequently suffer from lower funding, heavy patient loads, and variable physician training.

is that what you expect us Americans to be happy with, cheap but lousy heathcare?? I hope not.

It simply came down to refusing a direct order. The U.S. military has a very strict vaccination policy; service members are routinely required to be vaccinated against numerous diseases (such as anthrax, hepatitis, flu, and rabies) to guarantee worldwide readiness. Under military law (UCMJ), anyone who refuses a medical order can no longer serve and is discharged for insubordination.

Historically, troops have been mandated to take far harsher vaccines, with much higher risks. The anthrax vaccine introduced in 1998, for instance, caused adverse reactions in up to 85% of personnel and put thousands in the hospital, yet it was accepted as part of the job. Medically speaking, the Covid vaccine is much milder. This mass refusal wasn't about health risks, it was purely driven by modern political polarization and the media-driven hysteria surrounding it.

We've been living under right-wing socioeconomic policies since 1994.
I have told you many times before how pretty much all public services
have been privatized. My disgust for American-style policies comes from
the fact that I’ve seen the damage of such policies unfold with my own eyes.
The housing shortages are a direct result of privatizing public housing associations,
into commercial housing corporations.

Agree! 👍🏻

I rather have illegals than paying $4.85/gal of gas. How many abortions do we know happened to high schoolers and were denied an aspirin? All these YouTube videos just try to pull the strings of uneducated people