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Mar 26, 2026 2:49 AM
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squillis
Ouch, that hurts, and i can't afford to get rid of that pain
UpstartDesigner
Oh, Mr Lovenstein!
Karma1970
doctorId
Cowmayihelpu
BikeTrailsAndWaggingTails
BenderRodriguz1010
DdCno1
Trump is a symptom, not a cause.
netutoring
....ow. *sulks in American* Stupid accurate comic...
SergeyPrkl
no it isn't. The point where they sell you the insurance, and take your money, is absent.
kahooki
I doubt it helps but in some debates over the pros and cons of capitalism the US is an example I use quite often for 'late stage capitalism'.
Those debates don't even occur this much anymore.
Anyhow.... good luck*.
*I'm really not snarky, I honestly wish you and the rest of the world all the best. Some human traits should survive in the end.
DdCno1
Occasionally, I remind people that the term late stage capitalism was coined by a German witnessing the tumultuous years just after WW1. The far-left has been throwing around this term for a long time, every new generation that picks it up expecting the coming downfall of the system that has never come, thinking that they are experiencing its dying breaths under the weight of its numerous problems. My main issue with this is that it implies an inevitability that comes off as wishful thinking.
blaghart
In case anyone is curious why the US still has no universal healthcare: https://www.nbcnews.com/politics/2020-election/coronavirus-crisis-hasn-t-changed-joe-biden-s-mind-medicare-n1172361
BikeTrailsAndWaggingTails
Lugh314159
"because money" is the short answer. It applies to most things that don't seem to make sense in America.
SergeyPrkl
because the money that goes in wrong pockets. americans can't have that.