I'm sorry, I'm beyond sick of this, I was over this shit within the first week of memes. I haven't been able to enjoy Nintendo for a month, by golly. This crowd seriously needs to get over themselves! 😬
And of course, not a single one of them has been funny lol 3 guesses as to why that is 🥴 who's making them 🥴🥴
🔫ing him; hope he has health insurance lolol (I came up with the joke for this meme lololol)
As a Canadian with the glorified ✨ free universal healthcare ✨ lemme break it down for y'all: free healthcare also sucks lol trust me, it's not it either.
Not to mention, probably just as many patients are neglected and die from free healthcare due to the backup of patients and understaffed hospitals. In fact, there have been many times where I happily would have paid to have treatment and specialists sooner (an appointment with a specialist always takes months -- no exceptions).
From my understanding, here is how healthcare works in America. An individual cannot be denied any emergency treatment; they'll still get footed with the bill (seems fair). Insurance covers any technology and medications used during treatment, something (medication) that free healthcare won't even cover.
But y'know who will?! 🤪 Employers, those greedy corporations with their employee benefits, isn't that just awful?! 😝 When I had hyperemesis gravidarum during pregnancies, I was paying $80 every 3 weeks for medication that if I did not have, would have put me in the hospital (and trust me -- I went there multiple times 🙄 remember those wait times?!)
Looking at things realistically, do you really think every taxpayer enjoys having their taxes going to personal choices? 🙄👎 Do you really think everyone enjoys paying for chain smokers and alcoholics and abortions? The average mentally ill individual has no problem with that, for the sake of Brownie Points™ and "I'm a good person~™"; the sane individual understands that consequences come with deliberate choices.
People just need to accept that money talks, and there's nothing wrong with that lol. If two people walk into my practice at the same time and their lives aren't in immediate danger, and one of them offers me $1,000 to go first, I am more inclined to take the person with money because money comes with possibilities. That money can help me pay off a bill, provides transportation, supports my family, buys me something nice, etc. Sure, helping the opposite person would be "nice," but my self-image is no longer dependant on external validation and hasn't been for awhile...
We can focus on the corruption of the healthcare system all day, the "justification" of what Luigi did -- there is no excuse for it lol murder is still wrong. A wife and two children no longer get to celebrate anything with their father because a deranged lunatic decided to take justice into his own hands.
You can point out all of the "indirect deaths" CEO Brian Thompson may have played a part in, the corruption he took part in; it still doesn't allow a citizen the right to make their own justice.
Take the starving people around the world; am I indirectly responsible for their deaths? I'm not rich by any means, but I could afford to prolong a few people's suffering with some food. I have death wished upon my children and I for my differing opinions; should those people feel validated in their sense of personal justice? that "the world would be a better place without him, him, and her"?
I believe that this incident -- this culture -- is a result of victimization. The belief that, "I've been wronged, I'm stuck with a bill I can't afford, I lost a loved one, people should feel sorry for me 🥺"
So by this braindead logic, I expect we'll be seeing some deans and university board members being taken out next? 🥴 "Oh wah wah, I'm $15,000 in debt and this has completely set me back in life, this debt made me unable to afford health insurance and now I'm daed, waaah."
