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Half-Century Man

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1. That which doesn't kill me, takes all my shit.

Reply to busterbrown (Original post)

Fri May 17, 2013, 12:57 AM

May 2013

Nietzsche got it mostly right. He just didn't anticipate the US version of privatized medicine.

Try the side effects of chemo and radiation, fatigue, lose of income, housing bubble crash, pitying glances, etc; surf that tsunami..
Wait 10 years and watch the sequester bomb sloooooowly, inevitably fall.

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Why is our populace not up in freaking arms about this? [View all] busterbrown May 2013 OP

That which doesn't kill me, takes all my shit. Half-Century Man May 2013 #1

In reality, lots of us do not personally know SheilaT May 2013 #2

I think a lot of people are woefully ignorant area51 May 2013 #3

Because the people blame themselves instead of the health system. n/t pnwmom May 2013 #4

The take-away is not helpful either jamiea99 May 2013 #5

It is horrific. Especially when you consider the food being shoved at us is being shown cui bono May 2013 #6