UBI is still a good idea having a $1000/month safety would releave so much stress for people and create opportunities, other welfare is the absolute bare minimum which require people go though a crappy system.
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UBI is still a good idea having a $1000/month safety would releave so much stress for people and create opportunities, other welfare is the absolute bare minimum which require people go though a crappy system.
Klob wants to compromise with Republicans to! That seems such like such a winning strategy this year.
Thank you for mentioning civil liberties.
I hate that we've just swept warrantless wiretapping under the rug.
I hate that we've just swept warrantless wiretapping under the rug.
PEOPLE WHO EXIST IN THIS DEBATE:
Bernie
Klob
Steyer
Pete
PEOPLE WHO DON'T EXIST:
Yang
Warren
PEOPLE WHO ARE GHOSTS:
Biden
Bernie
Klob
Steyer
Pete
PEOPLE WHO DON'T EXIST:
Yang
Warren
PEOPLE WHO ARE GHOSTS:
Biden
She's barely in this debate so far. I feel like even Steyer has talked more
Here's the thing, a guideline for prices doesn't seem to be a rigorous solution for the underlying issues. Again, it's a brute force bandaid that doesn't address the core issues. They're just setting prices based on what's going in other countries, as opposed to our own, and then are hopping that everything just sorts itself out. It's better than doing nothing, but it's not necessarily the best way to go about it. At the very least, I'm not convinced our current (assuming Bernie wins) is in the proper shape to implement reforms and M4A in an efficient manner.
Two things:
1.) Bernie is not offering an upheaval of the system and breaking the old system down. All he is offering is how the end users, the "consumers" of the medical industry pay. We'd be going from out-of-pocket and private insurance to paying with taxes. While that might be Armageddon for insurance companies, the medical system as a whole will still be in place along with all of it's issues.
2.) The Medical industry will always be an industry by the definition of industry. It may be a non-profit industry, but still an industry. You have doctors, nurses, researchers, technicians, and support staff all basing their careers on improving people's health. This is their full time job and they need to be paid. That's an industry.
Sanders has the fucking patience of a God and is showing tonight how much solidarity his has with everyone and how ready he is to move forward from 2016 BS. People need to stop acting like he's leading a toxic campaign; he has dodged every attempt from everyone on that stage to drag this process down, and he has done so with class. When we so often say, "be better", I gotta say that is exactly what has been defining for Bernie in 2020: he's better. And he's better than anyone on that stage right now, is talking the talk, and walking the walk.
They took her out on healthcare and it all died. That's all it took.
She has yet to give a bad answer, but she's definitely not sticking out at all.
And not everyone watches every debate...or follows these politicians. Some might have heard of Bernie Sanders' name... heard he was crazy or what ever... so if this moment helped more people really learn what he is about, then it's worth it.
If folks really understand what he's trying to get done... who he has to go up against... if they understand how things are around the world, compared to us... then yes it's worth it.
Again, there are some who don't know basic shit about these politicians and just go off what their friends or TV says...or judge them how they look.
Work with them when you're forced to, but never compromise for them.
UBI implemented properly is a good idea. Yang's proposal is not that, it's literally inaccessible to people who are already using government safety nets aka the people who are in need of help most! But it's very accessible to people who aren't actively using them, which is why you see it most popular with young childless men, the group least likely to be in need of those safety nets.
hey what circumstances are there to illegally assassinate an official of a foreign government
first kirblar post ive read, nodding in agreement with everything
it's the easiest fucking question ever and he can't even give a direct answer
"Bernie, socialism is unpopular, explain how you can win?"
"Pete, you're the ONLY veteran here, what would you do?"
"Pete, you're the ONLY veteran here, what would you do?"
us can have a little extrajudicial assassination, as a treat
If you're through one primary and still trying to persuade people to get to know your personality, you're probably not taking it, Klobuchar.
