Interesting Covid Data

[firegiver]

Has Bill Maher come a bit toward the center, or does it just seem that way because his party has gone so far left?

Bill Maher rails against COVID restrictions: It's time to admit pandemic is 'over'

"Real Time" host Bill Maher railed against ongoing COVID restrictions, declaring the pandemic “over.”

www.foxnews.com

Bill Maher belongs on the right. He's a corporate elite, making millions to talk on the screen just like Tucker Carlson.

 

[scotchtiger]

Corporate fiefdom is in control of society right now. At least acknowledge that fact before you speak to what is going on.
People working in the government to help the most vulnerable are dealing with less funds, and less beds and less people to help them. The reasons are simple: We are making being a government worker an actual lower class job and second you are voting for and agreeing with fund cuts.

If you would look back in time you would find your parents smartly funded such programs, only since neo conservatism has such cuts taken place, at the cost of what? Bail outs I would suggest. Corporate bail outs, tax cuts for the 'job creators'. All while you bitch and whine about your poor lot in life.

Look, I don't begrudge people making their way through life. But you have no clue, none on the day to day you think you speak on. "it's actually cruel and often not done for the right reasons" ... Literally go in a corner and sit down. You are exposing yourself. The reason why things may be inefficient is the privatization and commodification of wellness of your fellow citizen. Trust me, there are people working within the system to insure the best things happen for the lost and forgotten children of this country. It's always fun to hear about the private corporations lobbying the state governments for dollars and fighting the social workers tooth and nail over every case to make sure they make top dollar on top of the child in need.

You aren't less compassionate? Well then you are ignorant and chose to not listen.

Take it easy big guy. I'm talking about the elected officials at the federal level. Not public service employees at the local level. Those folks deserve more.

 

[jakefest]

Corporate fiefdom is in control of society right now. At least acknowledge that fact before you speak to what is going on.
People working in the government to help the most vulnerable are dealing with less funds, and less beds and less people to help them. The reasons are simple: We are making being a government worker an actual lower class job and second you are voting for and agreeing with fund cuts.

If you would look back in time you would find your parents smartly funded such programs, only since neo conservatism has such cuts taken place, at the cost of what? Bail outs I would suggest. Corporate bail outs, tax cuts for the 'job creators'. All while you bitch and whine about your poor lot in life.

Look, I don't begrudge people making their way through life. But you have no clue, none on the day to day you think you speak on. "it's actually cruel and often not done for the right reasons" ... Literally go in a corner and sit down. You are exposing yourself. The reason why things may be inefficient is the privatization and commodification of wellness of your fellow citizen. Trust me, there are people working within the system to insure the best things happen for the lost and forgotten children of this country. It's always fun to hear about the private corporations lobbying the state governments for dollars and fighting the social workers tooth and nail over every case to make sure they make top dollar on top of the child in need.

You aren't less compassionate? Well then you are ignorant and chose to not listen.

You are glossing over the amount of money corporate America hands back via non-profit charitable efforts each year. Which I get to you just looks like optics for the board and of course tax benefits but ..........that's on top of the taxes they pay and their employees pay.

$444m in 2018 for Wells Fargo and you'll note that it follows a good bit of the left's agenda for "build back better". ( https://newsroom.wf.com/English/new...lion-to-11000-Nonprofits-in-2018/default.aspx ) These figures don't include the time off they give employees for volunteering or the company match for employee contributions to charities just as examples.

In addition, they employee 233k people..........that's just one bank as an example. If they didn't employee 233k people, I suspect they might not come across as "greedy". That's a great many mouths to feed.