but it requires parents who can keep themselves off social media and video games.

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Let's see.....school, sports, activities, a job, volunteering for organizations, etc..

reality is......reality.

and healthy mix of everything above with some social media and video games is possible.

Zed, you'll have to return some.

But something tells me there is a strict no return policy on those......

I don't see a problem with attorneys who take care of their clients.

It's that our system allows you to see policy limits, demand that much with no burden to prove the actual loss experienced by your client (both economic and non-economic) and expect insurance companies to offer it all up for fear of a ------- jury who might render some nuclear verdict.

It's a massive system failure and it's literally putting people out of business.

-They are just subhuman vermin anyway.

are we talking about immigrants or Trump voters?

Because words like that have been applied to the latter 10000% more than to immigrants on this place.

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I haven't heard of any of that. Is it some sort of accommodation of Mormons?

-Define "junk food".

At the least, soda, and candy.

donuts, pastries, etc?

-I honestly can't think of any examples of government seizing control over the means of production of any industry, directly.

the closest I can come to it is perhaps when the govt bailed out GM. Not saying that's "seizing control over the means of production" but someone can argue that if they wish.

I agree capitalism works best when regulated. We'll always argue over how much and every change is defined as either "unregulated laissez-faire fascism" or "socialism/communism".

It's a boring argument meant for the dumbest among us to deliberately mischaracterize what they don't understand.

-Why do Musk and Besos and Zimmerman and the Waltons and trumps need another tax cut?

they want one. It's about want....not need

-Poverty and war are the easy predictions.

just so long as nobody expects them to be accurate.

It's real easy then......

-Show me any time government seizing control of the means of production hasn't resulted in abject failure and human misery.

How extreme are you talking? What's an example of that?

"Dr. Jay Bhattacharya and his Stanford colleagues estimated that prohibiting sugary drinks and soda from SNAP would prevent obesity in 141,000 kids and Type 2 diabetes in 240,000 adults. Since joint state and federal healthcare spending is quickly approaching $2 trillion each year, we should embrace commonsense, preventative healthcare policies."

hard to argue with that.

"You will have war, and you will have poverty"

You're scaring people, Zed.

No, wait. I forgot for a second there that nobody here thinks you'll ever get anything right.

"people who had no choice to be in the Country, and who have contributed to the greatness of the Country, are now told, basically, go away?"

not to go away but rather no free health insurance.

If I'm reading it wrong then okay....I'm not purporting to be that informed on this issue.

The crux of this issue....is it that Obamacare didn't intend on providing these health benefits to illegal aliens or their children and that the Biden Administration attempted to stretch these benefits this far to these recipients?

-PFAS, or "forever chemicals," linked with cancer and other serious health issues.

And to make matters worse, those chemicals are being specifically excluded on most standard commercial general liability policies.

-Do you two think this situation has somehow improved since 2022?

No

-What's you're point?

That none of the respondents actually read the article

-We need to have some undetermined number of high MAGA lose their wives and daughters during pregnancy in order to turn this around.

closing rural hospitals? good luck with that.

-However, it's significant enough that BCBS backtracked on their absurd policy they announced the day after the shooting.

It's hard to say that's a coincidence. I'm not convinced one thing caused the other and most of the claim denial perpetrators are auto insurance companies. That policy they changed I believe could have been a good change that was meant to police MDs vs denying claims to policyholders. I can't say that for sure but it's very possible. changes like that are how companies protect the policyholders often times.

I hope we see some changes in behavior from these companies with regard to ridiculous claim processes and denials.........

"I always thought the tipping point of the have nots would come slowly, but it seems to be barreling down on us at a rapidity accelerating pace ..."

I could care less about the unkind comments being levied by anonymous posters on the Internet. Anybody can do that.

The shooting? Let's see if more of that happens.

"Killing CEOs needs to be a continuing trend here in America until the rich start fearing the poor again."

Again? When did the rich ever fear the poor?

And what do you think UnitedHealth is going to do differently tomorrow or whenever they appoint another CEO?

Are they gonna pay him/her less?
Are they gonna decide to make less money?

And also, do you realize that many CEOs are minorities, women, homosexuals, etc.?

Who here has a stomach for gunning all those folks down?

You realize of course they're just gonna quadruple the security measures because they can certainly afford it

you have a problem with me obviously. It's not my position or ideology. It's me Justin just meDo you have a problem with me obviously. It's not my position or ideology.

Just me.

Do you understand what that means right? It Means you're weak and soft and thin skinned

That's what it adds up to, little fella. you're weak and soft and thin skinned, and nothing more

I'm just a guy who read the article. And you can't.

Big words, and everything, I know. It's a rough world, isn't it little fella?

Kansas has a huge budget surplus.......I suspect it's going to get drained.

poor thing.

read the article, little boy.

try reading the article, bonehead