Because it's not a free market. Drug companies get a 20 year monopoly on things they design granted by the government. See how loud they squeal when you threaten to abolish that system. If the government can grant a monopoly, they can stipulate a few extra strings attached as well. Or just get rid of patents and make product development iterative and collaborative.
As long as they are cool gays, like Freddy mercury, Welcome aboard. Faggots like Booker not welcome
uh oh, this one might get them in trouble.
Oh, with the full video as context, never mind lol.
Protests, and political activism have always been a thing. It's definitely gone back further than that. What I mean is the popular sentiment, and things that are normal for prominent politicians to say. I mean, there was even the whole rodney king riots in LA back before that, i think that was 93? But that was LA. then look at the BLM stuff more recently that was all over the country. In the past it was definitely not wide spread like it is now.
Remember, SJWs and their Fed backers made everything political so it counts
Umm, acktually,
the money you pay "into that" is ALL immediately spent on the current old people.
Doesn’t show up for me
Patients don't write $100,000 checks for that kind of medication. The government pays for it, or insurance does, so exactly what you want to happen - somebody else pays for it - is what happens. You're just mad that the cost of it appears on a piece of paper the patient sees instead of it getting buried in a government budget.
Hardcore leftism has been around for a long time. Leftists called Reagan a fascist. '60s and '70s radicals were into that kind of talk. Goes back even futher. Sure, there have been radical leftists organizations since forever, too. Greenpeace, Black Panthers, Weather Underground, American communist parties, etc. The rhetoric heated up in the culture more at certain times more than others. The '60s got radical, there was a resurgence of leftist rhetoric and preaching again in the '90s. But, I would agree that things are more extreme now than they've maybe ever been.
I get the argument, and haven't done a detailed analysis. But I look at open source and man is the quality of stuff produced iteratively and collaboratively almost always better than curtained off projects made by one company that forbids sharing their process/information.
Can I just say, red 40 is an abomination. It has a smell, taste, and after taste that is incredibly off-putting and bitter. I get most people don't notice, but maybe it's like a cilantro thing where I'm sensitive to that dye. I don't think I even notice the taste of other artificial dye, but that one in particular ruins food.
Is this the same guy who was doing Trump impressions during the pandemic? Doing things like talking about Joe "Empty Shelves" Biden, or trying to order a large covfefe at the drive-thru?
My only complaint is that the visuals with Trump and the bell are off. First, it's not a cowbell. Second, the visual timing doesn't line up with the audio of the song. Otherwise, it's excellent.
Got what I voted for again.
