T-Rex Burger
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Nobody have free health care in the world
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wrote last edited by [email protected]
Free at the point of use isn't the same thing as free.
Edit: genuinely curious why I'm getting downvoted? I'm in the UK, I love the NHS, I think it represents fantastic value, but I'm not labouring under the impression I'm not paying for it.
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Still its always taxes
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Still its always taxes
wrote last edited by [email protected]Last time I replied to a comment here my comment got deleted for violating "be civil' rule. I'm going to violate again and tell you.. Are you really this dumb? Cant you comprehend what people mean when they say free healthcare you muppet?
P.s. Mods: are you going to implement a "don't say dumb things" rule ? Why do we have to be civil against obvious empty buckets for brains?
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Oh wait: how do you even transport this?
With your stomach, then through your intestines, out your anus and then into a toilet (hopefully)... if you live that long
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Your 10 cheeseburgers don't come with a sick shirt though.
Does it come in anything smaller than an XL?
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Does it come in anything smaller than an XL?
Yes, forr some reason those sizes are the only ones not in backorder.
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Ok but free t-shirt
Is it free?
Sounds like if anything, the shirt is $8 and $21.99 is the burger.
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Nobody have free health care in the world
Here's the thing, it's already paid for from your taxes. Some countries choose to feed the military machine where a few billion lost here and there isn't an issue. However, when it cones to healthcare, it's an insurmountable cost.
Know what the best thing about national healthcare service? I don't have to think about it. It's there. How much it costs? Doesn't matter? Will I become destitute if severely ill? No. Do I allow my fellow countrymen to be supported in times of need? Absolutely. Do I obtain natural hedging benefits from pooling risks into a bigger pot rather than having broken risk pools managed by thousands of insurance companies? Yup. Do countries with national service have greater costs than for-profit insurance healthcare? Nope, quite the opposite. Is life expectancy shorter in countries with national service? No, on the contrary, people live longer.
Making sure everyone has access to treatment when in need should be viewed as a large achievement of societal living and a great patriotic duty, your fellow citizens are protected.
But sure, without insurance middlemen milking people dry some people won't get to enjoy their third mansion. Well, only if someone doesn't have preexisting conditions otherwise you're on your own and left to get treatment when in need and filling bankruptcy at the same time. The pinnacle of human development.
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Is there really a target market for this abomination?
(TikTok screencap)wrote last edited by [email protected]This has to be a clever anti-consumerist guerilla art piece, right? Please?
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Go Big Or Go Extinct
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I didn't even see the word "or" at first
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Nobody have free health care in the world
Don’t bother engaging with this person. They are a bad-faith Nazi.
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Free at the point of use isn't the same thing as free.
Edit: genuinely curious why I'm getting downvoted? I'm in the UK, I love the NHS, I think it represents fantastic value, but I'm not labouring under the impression I'm not paying for it.
Yes you are so much smarter than everyone else and you’re the only one capable of understanding that government services are paid for with taxes.
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Is there really a target market for this abomination?
(TikTok screencap)I don't understand what the problem is
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Yes you are so much smarter than everyone else and you’re the only one capable of understanding that government services are paid for with taxes.
wrote last edited by [email protected]What are you on about? At what point did I suggest anything like that?
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Reminds me of 'why do Americans eat like they have free universal health care?'
I'm 100% positive this isn't real
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This has to be a clever anti-consumerist guerilla art piece, right? Please?
I could also imagine a local burger joint doing this as a novelty item, but not Wendy's
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Here's the thing, it's already paid for from your taxes. Some countries choose to feed the military machine where a few billion lost here and there isn't an issue. However, when it cones to healthcare, it's an insurmountable cost.
Know what the best thing about national healthcare service? I don't have to think about it. It's there. How much it costs? Doesn't matter? Will I become destitute if severely ill? No. Do I allow my fellow countrymen to be supported in times of need? Absolutely. Do I obtain natural hedging benefits from pooling risks into a bigger pot rather than having broken risk pools managed by thousands of insurance companies? Yup. Do countries with national service have greater costs than for-profit insurance healthcare? Nope, quite the opposite. Is life expectancy shorter in countries with national service? No, on the contrary, people live longer.
Making sure everyone has access to treatment when in need should be viewed as a large achievement of societal living and a great patriotic duty, your fellow citizens are protected.
But sure, without insurance middlemen milking people dry some people won't get to enjoy their third mansion. Well, only if someone doesn't have preexisting conditions otherwise you're on your own and left to get treatment when in need and filling bankruptcy at the same time. The pinnacle of human development.
Even those who don't work 3 jobs?
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Still its always taxes
Can you please go to some forest already, where you don't have to pay taxes, so the rest of us can have a civilization and support each other like actual people.
We can even try to make taxes a subscription thing. We will pay for the roads you walk on for free, you have to deal with the other bullshit using private companies. You don't get healthcare unless you can pay for it, electricity, water, even justice. All of that will have to come out of your pocket.
Meanwhile, we will go forward without you into the future.
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I could also imagine a local burger joint doing this as a novelty item, but not Wendy's
A local joint in my area did something like this last year. A five dollar burger with two patties, and one dollar per extra patty, no limit.
I'm sure in practice there would have been a limit, but we got a lot of burger for twenty dollars that day. It came skewered and served on its side in what I'm guessing was a submarine sandwich tray.
