greenminimalist

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by greenminimalist 6y ago
I could easily go back to Europe. But we are employed here. I did look at Finland and their tech-hiring program a bit back during the pandemic, but they ended it. America is just short-sighted. For all the good things here, there is so much
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by greenminimalist 6y ago
I'm married to one who does their level best to be a thorn in the system. When we married, we were polar opposites with regards to medicine. Now, parity, finally. I know many others besides. Some are opposed to anything that would take
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by greenminimalist 6y ago
If you qualify. I make too much to qualify for "assistance", but my insurance is ridiculously high and every year (I do shop around) they ask for more and offer less and less. "If" is the biggest word in the dictionary.
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by greenminimalist 6y ago
I disagree. Canada did it along with many others. We have to convince people that healthcare is a basic human right, and it is. I (metaphorically) should not go broke because I need surgery or any other health service. We need to see the di
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by greenminimalist 6y ago
Thank you for your reply. I think getting no-cost healthcare for children would be the thin edge of a wedge. Once people realize the savings, they will be demanding it for all. Chinks in the armour is how it starts.
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by greenminimalist 6y ago
I had too many issues with my last couple of Macs (various HW issues and screen issues) so I moved over to a high-end Dell laptop running Pop!_OS. Couldn't be happier. I may re-visit Apple one day, but I'm really liking my Pixel p
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by greenminimalist 6y ago
This problem has existed since 1986. The US government is responsible for this hideous law. I'm not anti-vax by any stretch, but there have been many, many cases of the current vaccine and millions of other vaccine issues besides and t
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What will it take to get universal healthcare in America?
11 points by greenminimalist 6y ago|46 comments