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During an epidemic they took my insurance away.

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Turns out when you upload documents to their online system no one actually looks at those documents unless you call. Nowhere in the letters or on their site did it say this. So even though I uploaded everything in time they still took my coverage away because no one looked at my case. Now I'm without healthcare during a time where they're letting the uninsured die in the streets. I'm fighting it but I literally upload one document then wait on hold for two hours (thanks to COVID calling influx) to tell them I uploaded it. Then they call me back in two days and ask for more paperwork and I do this all over again. I'm going crazy

They rejected moving the primaries but the polling locations are closed. Are we voting or what?

I personally don't know where I stand on guns.

But, if I am to take the second amendment as an inalienable right for Americans then the next logical step would be to provide a free gun to every US citizen. Especially the homeless.

Pro-gun people cite the importance of guns for things such as personal defense and community policing. If you have a home I guarantee you have not been robbed as much as a homeless person. Because they carry their valuables with them they are more prone to be the target of crimes like the stealing of IDs and birth certificates. If they are at a greater risk then they, more than anyone, deserve guns for protection.

If gun ownership is indeed a right then we sh

This is the main argument I see against policies like these but it's completely baseless. America is the largest consumer market. We spend more on frivolous shit than all the countries in the EU combined.

Billionaires would never in a million years take their business out of the US. Especially not for a reason such as wage increase which would increase the spending power of the world's largest consumer market.

To be afraid of losing businesses and jobs to corporations leaving America is like being afraid your car will turn into a plane spontaneously. It just won't happen. Americans are too reliant on consumerism to drive businesses away.

People post shit like "black men are terrible fathers" and they don't even bother looking into the issue. It doesn't even take a lot of effort. Google "black fathers" and you will find article after article refrencing a huge CDC study that disproved this myth. Your anecdotal experiences are not an accurate substitution for data.

If you are too lazy to read up on something then you shouldn't have an opinion on it.