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So the san Bernardino terrorist was not a citizen or the Paris massacre was not conducted by Paris citizens, that's all I'm saying that terrorist attacks on the west are being done by their own citizens.

You are correct. The manchester kid was 1st gen Libyan.

The fore running British experts are kinda saying that the kids will learn this "radicalisation" anywhere, mostly the internet or school friends.

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the native (Brits) are restless!

 

"Ricky Gervais‏Verified account @rickygervais · 4h4 hours ago

 

"Imprisoned by their barbaric, primitive beliefs, they hate their lives & envy our freedom & joy. Fuck them. Carry on. Have fun. They lose."

 

https://twitter.com/rickygervais/status/867153608651018241

 

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"Children are dead because your media, politicians and celebrities won't stop lying to you about the Religion of Peace."

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YIKES!

http://www.upi.com/Top_News/US/2017/05/23/Report-Single-payer-health-plan-could-cost-400B-annually-in-California/3941495555380/

 

 

"Report: Single-payer health plan could cost $400B annually in California"

 

Moonbeam has plans for your paycheck Cali residents. I see business making a hasty exit. (and you know these reports never ever come close to the actual cost, 400b ends up being 7 or 8b)

 

"California's proposed single-payer healthcare system would cost an estimated $400 billion annually and half of the money would come from a new payroll tax, according to a state legislative analysis"

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So that would replace premiums for the insured. Divided up even, that would replace about $430/month in insurance payments. Where does the other 200B come from? I pay about 400/month now through work. Kids and wife are also not cheap, but less than my insurance. I wonder what Californians pay.

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Yet another reason not to live in the Caliphate. Yes..... that's literally where Cali got its name....

 

"The name California is surmised by some writers to have derived from a fictional paradise peopled by Black Amazons and ruled by Queen Calafia,[20][21] who fought alongside Muslims and whose name was chosen to echo the title of a Muslim leader, the Caliph, fictionally implying that California was the Caliphate.[22] The story of Calafia is recorded in a 1510 work The Adventures of Esplandián, written as a sequel to Amadis de Gaula by Spanish adventure writer Garci Rodríguez de Montalvo.[23][24][25] The kingdom of Queen Calafia, according to Montalvo, was said to be a remote land inhabited by griffins and other strange beasts, and rich in gold."

 

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/California

 

So... get your free fucking hijab with your health care.

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YIKES!

http://www.upi.com/Top_News/US/2017/05/23/Report-Single-payer-health-plan-could-cost-400B-annually-in-California/3941495555380/

 

 

"Report: Single-payer health plan could cost $400B annually in California"

 

Moonbeam has plans for your paycheck Cali residents. I see business making a hasty exit. (and you know these reports never ever come close to the actual cost, 400b ends up being 7 or 8b)

 

"California's proposed single-payer healthcare system would cost an estimated $400 billion annually and half of the money would come from a new payroll tax, according to a state legislative analysis"

Well.... usually it's a 0 short on their guestimate....so....4 trillion is more realistic.

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It's totally understandable that health insurance for profit will love these numbers. Is there ever an instance where cheaper health options are used in this system? I mean preventive things to reduce trips to the doctor or hospital? Things and lifestyle changes that reduce the costs???  .... probably not..... There is no incentive to do so.

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It's totally understandable that health insurance for profit will love these numbers. Is there ever an instance where cheaper health options are used in this system? I mean preventive things to reduce trips to the doctor or hospital? Things and lifestyle changes that reduce the costs??? .... probably not..... There is no incentive to do so.

Its the patient that usually doesn't want to change. If the doctor tells someone that they're pre-diabetic and if they stop drinking soda they will be fine, most people don't do that and end up diabetic.

 

I worked with a guy that had type 1 diabetes and he would talk to people with diabetes and tell them "if you don't change your shitty diet your are going to fucking die". Lots of people got offended, didnt take the advice and ended up dead.

 

All they would have had to do was stop drinking coke by the gallon and cut out the junk food.

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Its not just soda, lack of exercise, genetic comes into play, stress- when one is stressed out cortisol gets release and so does sugar. Not eating low glycimic foods vs fast foods, all these contribute to a person becoming diabetic. Been one for 2 years, besides taking meds, i try to eat healthy and ride my bike for at least 5 miles a day.

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Its not just soda, lack of exercise, genetic comes into play, stress- when one is stressed out cortisol gets release and so does sugar. Not eating low glycimic foods vs fast foods, all these contribute to a person becoming diabetic. Been one for 2 years, besides taking meds, i try to eat healthy and ride my bike for at least 5 miles a day.

 

And there is a strong correlation between taking statiins for high cholesterol and onset of type 2 diabetes.  That's why doctors start you out at the lowest possible statin prescription.

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My wife gets over 90% of her diabetic patients off meds within 6 months through diet/exercise alone. This is what Dmike is talking about. Insurance doesn't support preventative/curative medicine. That doesn't mean government sponsored insurance will, but there if far less reason not to.

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