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I regret getting involved in the thread, not because I "bit off more than I can chew", but because having conversations where one person doesn't read what one s
by gamegoblin 6y ago
I regret getting involved in the thread, not because I "bit off more than I can chew", but because having conversations where one person doesn't read what one says is kind of pointless.
For instance, with regard to medical care, in my very first comment, I clearly stated:
"Some costs in the US, medical being the primary example, are more expensive than they should be due to financial and political scheming."
That said, if your income is < $15K/yr, you qualify for Medicaid. Insulin costs < $500/yr on Medicaid.
I've already shown you in a previous comment how it's possible to live so cheaply in the modern day, because I and millions of other Americans literally have done it.
- pmiller2 6y agoI've been there, too. Let me tell you, at $15K, you had better hope you're young and healthy. If not, you're in for a world of financial hurt. It's kind of interesting that we have to rely on a social program that didn't exist until 1965 to live like the median 1935 person, though. Hm.