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I will bet $1,000 you don’t work in a clinic and you’re instead spouting press releases as fact here?

• atleastoptimal 1y ago
  So you claim that nobody in the US has died due to waiting for care, misdiagnosis, or inefficiency leading to magnified costs which in turn leads to denied claims?
  • toofy 1y ago
    > So you claim that nobody in the US has died due to waiting for care, misdiagnosis, or inefficiency leading to magnified costs i don’t thing they made those claims, at all…
    • atleastoptimal 1y ago
      The implication was that since I didn't work in a clinic I couldn't make any inferences or reference to facts sourced from the news. If that's the standard for truth then there's no point in making claims since anyone could just say "uhhh you're not a doctor so you can't say that" ad infinitum.
      • sorcerer-mar 1y ago
        No the implication is that you’re repeating press releases from extremely biased parties as if they are fact. They are not, and this discredits you.