It is bad that they aren’t voting especially since so many talk about feeling ignored. Why is it wrong to point out that one group is being civically engaged while one isn’t? It’s just a fact and it should motivate men to do better.

I heard that as well. You know it’s bad when an attorney who is getting paid millions and has defended a known terrorist doesn’t want to work with someone.

Exactly. He’d charge $1000 and call it a collectible.

I’d rather chew a jean jacket so no

I think the real problem is that there’s no content pipeline for people to “organically” find left wing ideas. To give an example, for men it’s very easy to go from self help to the manosphere and end up agreeing with republican talking point.

I just take the L and hope everyone else’s brain autocorrects like mine does lol

You gotta tell us. I don’t have Twitter and am so curious

I actually visited but a motorcyclist purposefully collided with us and the demanded money so we spent hours at the police station waiting for the insurance adjuster but it looked pretty from what I saw lol

As someone who is passionate about educating and sharing knowledge with others I know exactly what you’re talking about.

I wish there was a way to save posts because I want to use the replies as a reading list

I’m not sure if edgy humor in general has a place on such a positive platform and I think that’s okay.

What would you say to the idea of the party as a whole not publicly speaking about trans issues and just letting prominent trans activists and figures talk about the policies that are passed?

I think it means educating people about healthcare costs and how they can best use their benefits. Right now, healthcare in particular is a big unknown and I believe that with more knowledge, people won’t fall into the trap of thinking social services are bad in some way.

It was the eyes and physicality for me

Same. I audibly gasped and was in awe

I just went to my local library today and found multiple books I’m interested in reading

I agree since that’s the most plausible explanation.

Exactly. My mom has had chronic pain for almost 20 years and has never killed anyone. I’m not denying that he was in pain but that’s no explanation for his violence.

I’m not sure that’s a reasonable explanation. My mom has chronic pain to the point that she took prednisone and has had almost 20 surgeries yet she never had a mental breakdown. If he was in that much pain he wouldn’t have been able to walk in the first place.

I understand your point but the place he was living in Hawaii cost $3000 a month. No one can tell me that he couldn’t afford the deductible or secondary insurance

His parents literally own one of those companies that does gaf about children.

His family and lifestyle is that of the bourgeois. The ideas and conversations this has brought up are valid but his family is part of the problem. He’s not included in the struggle.

This is exactly what I’ve been saying. This man is not a downtrodden American with no hope, he’s a rich kid

I’ve gotten things that are over the counter as a prescription because it’s on my insurance’s formulary if that’s the right word.

Luigi Mangione, suspect in UnitedHealthcare CEO shooting, is related to prominent Maryland family Luigi Nicholas Mangione, suspected of killing UnitedHealthcare CEO Brian Thompson in New York City, is related to a prominent family in Maryland.

“Luigi is related to the Mangiones, a family in Maryland that owns several country clubs, including Haysfield Country Club in Hunt Valley, as well as health care facilities and real estate companies in the Baltimore area.”

www.cbsnews.com/baltimore/ne...

I’m not terrified of spiders but I just kill them because I’m sure there are enough out there. It’s not like they’re an endangered species or something.

After reading this and knowing where he’s from in Maryland, there’s no reason his family couldn’t afford the co pay and even if they only had Medicare it wouldn’t cost his family that much. Y’all they own a country club

I'm about to restart therapy as well so I hope I have a positive experience as well.

Doing continuing education series in churches is such a good idea and may be a great way to dispel misinformation with facts and community.

I'm a black woman as well and I've never felt that assumption. I love to learn more about other people's experiences so where do you think that idea originated in your life?