Or, he's just psychotic.
- bloatedmosquito

Azov loves their psychopaths... Notorious Neo Nazi Kent McLellan(son of Ken McLellan, famous front man of Brutal Attack... a white power rock band from the 90's) talks about when he volunteered for them before the Russian invasion, he was witness to them lynching a Jewish couple(while Canada's advisors were training them) along with many other crimes of that sort.

Hero's of Ukraine. Armed and trained by NATO. Used as a USA proxy to attack the ethnic Russians in eastern Ukraine to drag Russia into a costly war while sacrificing Ukraine's people and sovereignty.

Go Democracy!

Azov loves their psychopaths... Notorious Neo Nazi Kent McLellan(son of Ken McLellan, famous front man of Brutal Attack... a white power rock band from the 90's) talks about when he volunteered for them before the Russian invasion, he was witness to them lynching a Jewish couple(while Canada's advisors were training them) along with many other crimes of that sort.

Hero's of Ukraine. Armed and trained by NATO. Used as a USA proxy to attack the ethnic Russians in eastern Ukraine to drag Russia into a costly war while sacrificing Ukraine's people and sovereignty.

Go Democracy!




- boonerbuck

Cool story.

Cool story.
- bloatedmosquito

Funny thing about these democracy narratives that you and people like Don like to repeat about Ukraine. The people that are still supporting the legit government are the enemies of democracy. The one's overthrowing democracies and running a puppet are the heros. Talk about zero critical thinking when being served propaganda. The contradictions should be so obvious.

Funny thing about these democracy narratives that you and people like Don like to repeat about Ukraine. The people that are still supporting the legit government are the enemies of democracy. The one's overthrowing democracies and running a puppet are the heros. Talk about zero critical thinking when being served propaganda. The contradictions should be so obvious.

- boonerbuck

Did y'all see the story about thousands of pagers exploding throughout Lebanon? Holy shit, don't fuck with the Israelis'.

Did y'all see the story about thousands of pagers exploding throughout Lebanon? Holy shit, don't fuck with the Israelis'.
- bloatedmosquito

Pagers, then walkie-talkies. Pretty fucked. Wonder if Hezbollah did that to Israel, how quickly it would get labeled a terrorist attack.

Pagers, then walkie-talkies. Pretty fucked. Wonder if Hezbollah did that to Israel, how quickly it would get labeled a terrorist attack.
- NewYorkNuck

In most of the articles I've read and the interviews I've watched, it's being called a terror attack and "illegal" in the context of war. I think most are just in the wow phase at the moment, trying to understand how they pulled it off.

Interesting article in regards to the healthcare debate...

https://www.cnn.com/2024/...nwealth-report/index.html

Interesting article in regards to the healthcare debate...

https://www.cnn.com/2024/...nwealth-report/index.html
- bloatedmosquito

Saw that this morning. Thank you for posting the link.

Fuck you, Traitor Lefty.

Saw that this morning. Thank you for posting the link.

Fuck you, Traitor Lefty.
- Marwood

He'd come back to Canada for free healthcare being the cheap prick he is.

Saw that this morning. Thank you for posting the link.

Fuck you, Traitor Lefty.
- Marwood

This is not new, news, the U.S. spends the most but that money goes to research, healthcare workers, healthcare equipment and healthcare facilities. There's a reason the world's greatest technological advances, one of the world's best cancer treatment centers, among many other diseases, the best research centers, are all in the United States of America. The United States is a leading hub for medical innovation for the rest of the world's population. Not to mention the world's greatest economy and the world's greatest artist's.

At the end of the day, in my experiences, I still get better care in the U.S. than I ever would in Canada on any level, for any thing. That doesn't mean you won't get care in Canada, just that your chances for good, timely, care, are greater in the U.S.

Over 92% of Americans have health insurance...

He'd come back to Canada for free healthcare being the cheap prick he is.
- VanHockeyGuy

Nothing is free in this world, you may not admit it, but healthcare in Canada costs taxpayers (myself included) a gross amount of money every year in taxation and you still get untimely and inadequate service at the end of the day in all but immediate critical care.

The provincial and federal bureaucracy is the greatest major contributor to the lack of care in Canada. It's a microcosm of the greater problem that plagues socialist country's like Canada.

Nothing is free in this world, you may not admit it, but healthcare in Canada costs taxpayers (myself included) a gross amount of money every year in taxation and you still get untimely and inadequate service at the end of the day in all but immediate critical care.

The provincial and federal bureaucracy is the greatest major contributor to the lack of care in Canada. It's a microcosm of the greater problem that plagues socialist country's like Canada.
- Pacificgem

My main family doctor for the last 40+ years is in Mexico.

This is not new, news, the U.S. spends the most but that money goes to research, healthcare workers, healthcare equipment and healthcare facilities. There's a reason the world's greatest technological advances, one of the world's best cancer treatment centers, among many other diseases, the best research centers, are all in the United States of America. The United States is a leading hub for medical innovation for the rest of the world's population. Not to mention the world's greatest economy and the world's greatest artist's.

At the end of the day, in my experiences, I still get better care in the U.S. than I ever would in Canada on any level, for any thing. That doesn't mean you won't get care in Canada, just that your chances for good, timely, care, are greater in the U.S.

Over 92% of Americans have health insurance...
- Pacificgem

Yet all of that healthcare awesomeness does not translates into a healthy American population, who are ranked 66th on the Global Health Index, below healthcare powerhouses like Azerbaijan and Kazakhstan. Strange.

Nothing is free in this world, you may not admit it, but healthcare in Canada costs taxpayers (myself included) a gross amount of money every year in taxation and you still get untimely and inadequate service at the end of the day in all but immediate critical care.

The provincial and federal bureaucracy is the greatest major contributor to the lack of care in Canada. It's a microcosm of the greater problem that plagues socialist country's like Canada.
- Pacificgem

You need good healthcare in a country that has mass shootings everyday.

Yet all of that healthcare awesomeness does not translates into a healthy American population, who are ranked 66th on the Global Health Index, below healthcare powerhouses like Azerbaijan and Kazakhstan. Strange.
- bloatedmosquito

You can bring a horse to water, but you can't make him drink. Have you lived in the U.S. and seen the absolute crap these people eat? 40% of Americans are obese, that has nothing to do with their quality of healthcare, it has everything to do with their lifestyle's.

You need good healthcare in a country that has mass shootings everyday.
- Marwood

Mass shootings and healthcare have nothing to do with each other. It's sad that you have to continually reference extremely tragic events perpetrated by mentally unstable liberals, mostly youth who are struggling with their own identity because of todays extreme Liberalism, for your own personal arguments. Be better!!

You can bring a horse to water, but you can't make him drink. Have you lived in the U.S. and seen the absolute crap these people eat? 40% of Americans are obese, that has nothing to do with their quality of healthcare, it has everything to do with their lifestyle's.
- Pacificgem

With a slightly higher percentage being stupid compounds the problem.

This is not new, news, the U.S. spends the most but that money goes to research, healthcare workers, healthcare equipment and healthcare facilities. There's a reason the world's greatest technological advances, one of the world's best cancer treatment centers, among many other diseases, the best research centers, are all in the United States of America. The United States is a leading hub for medical innovation for the rest of the world's population. Not to mention the world's greatest economy and the world's greatest artist's.

At the end of the day, in my experiences, I still get better care in the U.S. than I ever would in Canada on any level, for any thing. That doesn't mean you won't get care in Canada, just that your chances for good, timely, care, are greater in the U.S.

Over 92% of Americans have health insurance...
- Pacificgem

That's a bit misleading. The system isn't designed to be user-friendly, it is designed to make money. Co-pays, deductibles, different networks... people might have health insurance but that doesn't mean going to a doctor is easy or affordable. A lot of people avoid check ups until the problem becomes so large they are forced to go. That's not a healthy system.

That's a bit misleading. The system isn't designed to be user-friendly, it is designed to make money. Co-pays, deductibles, different networks... people might have health insurance but that doesn't mean going to a doctor is easy or affordable. A lot of people avoid check ups until the problem becomes so large they are forced to go. That's not a healthy system.
- NewYorkNuck

Absolutely...it wasn't meant to say that 312 million Americans have complete unabated access to healthcare, but that many people can walk into a healthcare facility and get some form of care. Much like 40 million Canadians can walk into a healthcare facility, if they can get in, and get some form of crappy care. Or not, it's a crap shoot right now in Canada.

Going to the doctor is so easy in the U.S., unlike Canada, just make an appointment, usually within 24 hours and go to the Doctor's office. I've lived in six different states in both large metro areas and smaller town areas, this is what I've experienced. Even if you don't have insurance just tell them you're cash pay and it's $60-$80 depending on the office you go into. I know, I've done it. When I go in with my insurance it's $30, because that's the insurance I chose. Here you get choices, in Canada you just pay at the source of your income and you live with terrible point of sale healthcare. If the only place you've ever experienced U.S. healthcare is in a large city like New York then your viewpoint is extremely narrow.

I got hit in the mouth with a puck a couple years ago and had to get several stitches, it was $3800 to my insurance company but I was getting stitches up within 20 minutes of arriving at emergency. There's ZERO chance that would happen in Canada right now....ZERO. The doctor's cost was $800, the rest was administrative cost and materials, I got the itemized bill.

Friends of ours in Victoria recently had their son-in-law go into the Vic General hospital because he completely tore his achilles tendon, he waited 14 hours in emergency before they told him to go home because the only one who could help him is now off shift....like what the actual f**k??? He went back to next day and ended up getting surgery a day later but that's just unacceptable.

Mass shootings and healthcare have nothing to do with each other. It's sad that you have to continually reference extremely tragic events perpetrated by mentally unstable liberals, mostly youth who are struggling with their own identity because of todays extreme Liberalism, for your own personal arguments. Be better!!
- Pacificgem

Thanks JD.

Canadian hospitals and #nursing homes paid $1.5 billion in the past fiscal year -- a six-fold increase since 2020 -- to #ForProfit staffing agencies, a figure which is "just the tip of the iceberg" 🙏@jmalmost
theglobeandmail.com/canada/article…

Canadian hospitals and #nursing homes paid $1.5 billion in the past fiscal year -- a six-fold increase since 2020 -- to #ForProfit staffing agencies, a figure which is "just the tip of the iceberg" 🙏@jmalmost
theglobeandmail.com/canada/article…
- Pacificgem

Not only that, how about BC sending patients to the US for cancer treatment while fighting private healthcare here in BC. So hypocritical.

https://www.fraserinstitu...ary-bold-and-hypocritical

Interesting article in regards to the healthcare debate...

https://www.cnn.com/2024/...nwealth-report/index.html
- bloatedmosquito

CNN lol

Do CBC next...

CNN lol

Do CBC next...


- LordHumungous

Propaganda has been around a long time, nothing new here.

All parties use it, just like Trumps BBF Elon.