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Presumably whatever is on the other side of the link neo posted has answers. Couldn't tell you, m'self. I'm not going to any web address that has milk nazis and shia labeouf in the same url.

... it's possible in a conceptual sense. Maybe. I'd probably disagree fairly strongly, since that position implies market forces work properly on industries like healthcare, when they very much don't.

On the actual hand that exists, it clearly doesn't work in the US for millions upon millions of citizens, which makes a hypothetical working system more or less entirely irrelevant. Since it doesn't, here.

Yeah, most of what I've noticed seems to suggest you're probably not going to have a good time getting at the things until at least early april.

Beware the teasing seatbelt mimic. Its kink is not yours.

... it's not a legitimate best anything, much less compromise. Just a half assed attempt at a goddamn terrible idea, stuffed full of its own bloody terrible ideas. Compromise usually tries to meet in the middle. This thing basically just gives the exact opposite of what anyone (outside the insurance companies and a portion of the wealthy, anyway) wanted.

Checkabouts have been suggesting it could actually manage to be worse than a straight up repeal, since at least under those conditions specific laws could be passed for the more desired stuff without being yoked to all the other shit trumpcare is trying to drag in. How the hell you manage that when the ACA has been being actively sabotaged by GOP efforts, I'm not entirely sure. It's almost impressive the GOP has spent the better part of the last decade trying to make this possible, and this pile of dung is what got crapped out.

Probably mostly ego, or something like it. Thing isn't very capable of anything resembling a "yo', we fucked up." Among other things trump doesn't have a very good relationship with the GOP, and doesn't react well to opposition. His party popping up resistance is generally just going to cause the shit to double down.

Would be entirely unsurprised if there's some kickback involved somewhere in there, too. Lot of good shit supposed to happen for insurers according to the proposed bit.

Eh... there's deleting vids and whatnot. Maybe just using somethin' sides YT. Fair enough reason not to, though. Only asked cause whatever mess of coding twitch uses destroys performance for me, heh. Technically capable of it, but it's a miserable stuttery experience that does its darndest to ignite my machines in the process. Kinda' unfortunate considering how much stuff is on the thing.

Sounds neat. Any idea if it'll be uploaded to youtube or something? Twitch runs like complete ass on every computer I have access to, heh.