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jmye
2y ago
Because they read random crap on X they thought sounded smart and are now simply regurgitating it with no further thought or consideration. And “free speech absolutism (for me, not for you or anyone else)” is the current right-wing cause ce
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jmye
2y ago
And yet here they are, trying to pretend that a foreign government’s ability to run psyops is protected speech.
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2y ago
Yeah, it seems to weight slight cold as a massive negative. There’s no chance for me that Detroit and Denver should be similar in weather scores, or that Seattle scores significantly higher than either unless you’re really excited about no
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2y ago
Vote and legislate. Doesn’t even have to be federal, since the exchanges are state run. But it’s a highly regulated industry (for good reason, this isn’t a place where deleting laws helps normal people), so you have to fix the regulation. T
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2y ago
Yeah, agreed. It has to start from legislation. And that legislation has to also address education - we have to make it easier and cheaper to become a doctor or mid-level, or we have to start trying to import a ton of providers.
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2y ago
You will still lose on the insurance front. If you’re on the exchange, you’ll get absolutely hammered by risk-adjustment. If you’re not, you’ll never be able to sell to anyone. You’ll have to lock up huge amounts of capital, which will grow
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2y ago
Athena is an EMR. Y’all can’t even get the basics of what you think you’re angry about right. Literally the dumbest people.
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2y ago
Great, when are you going to blame the people who are actually, actively responsible? Are you going to start shooting the claims processors who push the button? Or is this just more deranged, terminally online teenagers screaming about thin
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2y ago
Weird thing to focus on. What do you think their profit margins would be with a $10 CEO, and why?
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2y ago
Why should they take the higher ground when the American voters clearly don’t care or think it matters?
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2y ago
> is it fair to say that Biden …lied… Of course it is. So what?
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2y ago
I’m so tired of people who don’t know anything about healthcare opining confidently about it. Pretending that the issues in care are metrics and not stupid fee-for-service incentives (ignoring the myriad Rx issues and system failures) and a
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2y ago
Do you not care about most of your potential customers, or do you only cater to high net worth people? If so, then sure, substandard devices and connections can be ignored. If you’re Target, on the other hand, you probably shouldn’t ignore
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jmye
2y ago
Nah, it’s literally what you wrote. Thinking about whether I have a penis in the next stall over while you’re pooping is fucking weird. Sorry that makes you feel bad about yourself, I guess. Or not. Again, get therapy. It’s healthier than g
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2y ago
Texans getting exactly the government they’ve voted for and deserve. Just too bad it’s going to be allowed to affect people outside the TX border. But hey, it’s the party of “freedom for me but not for thee”, so what did anyone expect. Cert
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2y ago
I think it’s weird to obsess about the genitalia of the person in the stall next to you, irrespective of whether you have psychological issues using the bathroom in public. Seems like the kind of thing that might inspire one to go to therap
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jmye
2y ago
Cool cool, I’m sure he’s highly qualified to handle the major reimbursement issues plaguing Medicare. What are the HCCs for quackery and homeopathy?
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2y ago
Because the media they consume has a vested interest in lying to them and bankrupting them, and they lack media-literacy to see it. Because it’s really easy to be told that immigrants are stealing from you, and it’s really hard to explain t
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jmye
2y ago
The criticism was not about “bringing facts”, it was about pedantically parsing word choices. Whether you think 2.5ish people per day is “regular” is irrelevant to the larger point.
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2y ago
That’s more than two people per day. But sure, let’s nitpick the definition of “regular” because that’s absolutely the important issue, here.
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2y ago
When, specifically and exactly, should it be “common sense” and when should it have to be labeled? What, specifically, makes your new “label it sometimes but only when you personally think it needs a label” process less “bureaucratic”? I do
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2y ago
I think you can but you will get no interaction. No one (relatively, not literally) cares about “nice” or informative - they care about things that make them angry or otherwise emotive. I’d also add that no one (again, relatively) reads a
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2y ago
… Is that a defense? I don’t even care about the misgendering nonsense, his child is very much alive. Being upset that your kid is their own person and not your little programmable automaton is, in every way conceivable, bad parenting. Wh
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jmye
2y ago
“Actually corruption is good if it’s brazen” is a spectacularly lame take.
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2y ago
And he called another very-much-living one dead. Father of the year, for sure.
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jmye
2y ago
As if he cares about being a father. But for the rest: more stimulants/ketamine binges.
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2y ago
Why isn’t immigration via Mexico into the US similar to immigration into Taiwan? Uh. I suppose you could start with the difference between a land border and roughly 100 miles of ocean separating the nearest country. Why isn’t it similar int
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jmye
2y ago
Nobody talks about the issue as a result of people chucking paint at the Mona Lisa. They talk about how dumb the people chucking paint are. The “activists” doing the chucking are either intentionally self-sabotaging, or are doing the slight
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2y ago
The irony of reading those complaints here.
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2y ago
Nah. Being a police officer has implicit trust and, trivially and obviously, responsibility to the community served that being a private citizen does not. Pretending they’re the same, or that being an officer is essentially identical to any
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