i’m going to be really fcking blutn with you. the casting of h*lena b*nham c*rter in this movie? the most BIZARRE CHOICE they made. everything else i could understand. this i can’t

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i’m going to be really fcking blutn with you. the casting of h*lena b*nham c*rter in this movie? the most BIZARRE CHOICE they made. everything else i could understand. this i can’t

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Universal Healthcare: The Congruous Choice
Let’s cut to the chase: universal healthcare is not just a bleeding-heart liberal fantasy. It’s a fiscally sound, socially responsible, and downright sensible approach to healthcare. Yes, you heard that right. The idea that everyone should have access to healthcare without the fear of bankruptcy is not only humane but also economically savvy.
The Evidence Speaks Volumes
Decades of evidence from countries with universal healthcare systems—like Canada, the UK, and those charming Scandinavians—demonstrate that these systems are more cost-effective than their privatized counterparts. Why? Because they eliminate the middlemen who are more interested in profits than patients. Administrative costs in the U.S. healthcare system, for instance, are astronomical compared to those in countries with universal coverage. It’s like comparing a luxury yacht to a rowboat. (And let’s be honest, who needs a yacht when you’re just trying to get across the pond?)
Moreover, universal systems focus on preventive care, which is far less expensive than the emergency interventions that often become necessary when people can’t afford regular check-ups. It’s like maintaining your car regularly instead of waiting for it to break down on the highway. (And we all know how much fun that is.)
Pre-Bunking the Naysayers
Critics often argue that universal healthcare leads to long wait times and subpar service. But let’s be real: have you ever tried to get an appointment with a specialist in the U.S. without a golden ticket? The truth is, wait times are often exaggerated, and the quality of care in universal systems is consistently high. In fact, a recent study found that countries with universal healthcare often have better health outcomes, including lower infant mortality rates and higher life expectancies. So, the next time someone tells you that universal healthcare is a one-way ticket to mediocrity, feel free to roll your eyes.
A Call to Action
So, what can we do? First, let’s stop pretending that the current system is working for anyone other than insurance companies and pharmaceutical giants. We need to advocate for policies that prioritize people over profits. Support candidates who champion universal healthcare. Engage in conversations that challenge the status quo. And for heaven’s sake, let’s stop acting like universal healthcare is some radical, untested experiment. It’s been working just fine for decades in other parts of the world.
Conclusion: A No-Brainer
In conclusion, universal healthcare is not just a moral imperative; it’s an economic no-brainer. By focusing on preventive care, reducing administrative costs, and ensuring that everyone has access to necessary services, we can create a healthier, more equitable society. And as a bonus, we might even save a few bucks along the way. (Imagine that!) So, let’s get on with it already. After all, a strong economy arises from a strong, free, and secure society. And universal healthcare is a crucial step in that direction.
P.S. In case you missed it, last week a small town in Vermont decided to banish plastic straws. If they can make a change, so can we.
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congruous
adj. Corresponding in character or kind; appropriate or harmonious.
adj. Congruent.
Accordantly joined or related; harmonious; well adapted; appropriate; meet; fit; consistent.
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“She values a congruous life above all else and doesn’t understand disorder, for anything out-of-place grates at her, murders her vision and removes the state of balance she once had with the world.”
congruous | kong-groo-uh s Definition
adjective 1. exhibiting harmony of parts. 2. appropriate or fitting. Can be confused with: congruent, incongruous, incongruent.
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To feel true happiness and accepted within one's peers while living in a world of perpetual judgement and hatred is often difficult. Whatever words you use, everyone around us is appraising everyone else, seeing every flaw and using it to make themselves feel better. Some people build themselves up higher and higher, leaning on other's weaknesses; but that makes the weaker ones crumble even lower until they are nothing but dust. Stay alive becomes a harder and harder thing to do, and when you're the one on the bottom, there's not much you feel you can do. When I was feeling on the outside looking in, I used music to mollify me. The lyrics of those who had gone through the same thing I was going through brought me back to life. Talented, experienced people had somehow written down everything I felt, along with a strange sense of solicitude that the music expressed. I needed that. While these songs are playing through me, it's impossible to feel incongruous.
For my English class we were given specific words to use, and the theme "being an outsider" to write a paragraph showing certain sentence enhancers and other various requirements. I guess I must think this is good enough to share, so here's what I put.
congruous
mi mthun - different; antagonism, discord, harm, contradiction, disagreeable, incongruous, discordant, unfavorable, disagreeable, conflicting, unpleasant [RY]
mi mthun - antagonism, discord, harm, contradiction, disagreeable, incongruous, discordant, unfavorable, disagreeable, conflicting, unpleasant [IW]
mi mthun pa - inconsistent, incongruous, clashing, conflicting [RY]
ya ma zung - without proportion, incongruous, not fitting together [JV]
ya ma zung - cha min ya min, w/o proportion/ symmetry incongruous [IW]
ya ma zung ba'i tshos gzhi - incongruous colors [IW]
congruous replied to your post: IT’S SO COLD SUMMER WHERE ARE YOU I NEED YOU BBY
what no it was so sunny today
BUT IT WASN'T WARM :'(((((