Oh, the mayoral election in LA. The republicans nominee came in third and won’t be moving on. It will be two democrats battling it out.

The United States:

*Laughs in American

Bar trivia or other kinds of trivia. It’s fun!

Try going through menopause with ADHD. It’s been brutal, my brain went offline before I got HRT.

Крупнейший в мире подземный гей-бункер для анальных утех.

Maybe you should keep reading: https://www.cbsnews.com/colorado/news/ludlow-massacre-spurred-new-deal-labor-reforms/

My whole point that you missed entirely is that legislative reform is often the result of some kind of violence happening.

Someone has never heard of the Ludlow Massacre, I see.

Because Trump wants to put “a big beautiful”Trump hotel and golf course there, duh.

That’s the neat part!

Haha, my goal in life is to be called either an opossum lady or a bat lady. Smashing success!

You come off as someone with zero empathy for fellow human beings, especially if they happen to be born in the USA. You do you, I guess.

Homelessness and for people on expensive medications, literal death.

It’s not about “sacrificing comfort.” It’s about literal survival for a lot of people.

PERSONAL STORIES:

Example #1: My nephew needed a heart transplant within days of being born. He is on very expensive drugs for the rest of his life. The only reason his family can afford it is because his dad’s work pays for really good insurance. His dad is basically a prisoner at work.

Example #2: I have bipolar disorder. My one medicine is $1,500 a month without insurance. I get suicidal without it. The only reason we can afford to pay is because of my husband’s job and related insurance. He is basically a prisoner at work.

OTHER STORIES - JUST INSULIN:

• Alec Smith (Age 26, Minnesota, 2017): After turning 26, Alec aged out of his mother’s insurance plan. His monthly insulin costs were estimated at $1,300, prompting him to ration his medication. He was found dead in his apartment from diabetic ketoacidosis (DKA) shortly after.

• Josh Wilkerson (Age 27, Virginia, 2019): After aging out of his stepfather’s insurance, Josh could not afford the $1,200/month cost for his prescription insulin. He switched to a cheaper over-the-counter version, which was less effective and led to fatal complications.

• Jesse Sheerer-Radcliffe (Age 21, Minnesota, 2019): Jesse died after rationing his insulin due to the high cost, a case his father highlighted as a “ridiculous”, preventable loss.

• Antavia Lee Worsham (Age 22, Ohio, 2017): Antavia struggled to afford her $1,000/month insulin costs and supplies after turning 18 and losing state coverage, resulting in her death from DKA.

• Shane Patrick Boyle (Age 48, Arkansas, 2017): A comic book writer who struggled with costs, Shane was $50 short on a GoFundMe campaign for his insulin and died from DKA just days after his mother passed away.

• Monique Gabriel Moses (Age 26, 2017): After losing her job and insurance, Monique rationed her insulin to make it last, resulting in her death.

• Jesse Lutgen (Age 32, 2018): After losing his full-time job and insurance, Jesse rationed his insulin, which was later determined to be from a “black market” supply of left-over insulin from a deceased friend.

Source: https://rightcarealliance.org/activities/insulin/

Snowpiercer, right?

The article also states that since 2015, only infants have been given the vaccine and there were no boosters for young adults.

Reading the article might help:

Although young people in the UK are offered a meningitis vaccination that protects against certain strains of the disease, since 2015 only infants have been vaccinated against MenB, which is one of the most common causes of meningitis among teenagers and young adults, said Nutt.

Paul Hunter, professor in medicine at the University of East Anglia, England, said that while some countries offer a MenB booster vaccine to adolescents, the results of cost-benefit studies mean that UK officials decided not to do so.

The UK decided not to give boosters to teenagers despite knowing the risk to young adults who attend universities. This is a systemic failing on behalf of the government, not the fault of those who got infected and died.

Give me Brother printers or give me death.