good stuff

5/18/2018 10:33:06 AM

8/8/2018 6:36:59 PM

lol

8/9/2018 7:53:25 AM

[Edited on August 9, 2018 at 5:23 PM. Reason : .]

8/9/2018 5:22:34 PM

10/30/2018 10:47:12 AM

^
hahaha that's some ben garrison level garbage

[Edited on October 30, 2018 at 11:56 AM. Reason : .]

10/30/2018 11:56:41 AM

5/10/2019 7:26:12 AM

How’s it going?

5/10/2019 10:24:15 AM

It's a good thing hard working capitalists and the people they choose have the resources to mitigate many of the risks the voting public are facing

3/11/2020 6:43:44 PM

https://twitter.com/realDonaldTrump/status/1242455267603877894

https://www.google.com/search?client=firefox-b-1-d&q=dow+jones

3/24/2020 11:57:24 AM

Fucking disgusting... the pro-life party

https://twitter.com/krystalball/status/1242272321836134406

3/24/2020 1:26:32 PM

Corona virus shows we need to get rid of capitalism, have a protest. It’s all related

3/24/2020 2:17:37 PM

Har

deez nuts

3/24/2020 2:18:44 PM

My favorite part of this pandemic is not being able to find out what I can legally do because I've reached my "free article limit".

3/26/2020 2:29:27 AM

What local newspaper websites haven't waived their pay wall for covid-19 related news?

3/26/2020 8:06:49 AM

https://www.cnn.com/2020/03/26/tech/dyson-ventilators-coronavirus/index.html

I don't see governments out there developing new ventilators. Ford and GM are making medical equipment.

But then there's that whole thing with Gilead and remdisivir, which makes capitalism look like it sucks so...

3/26/2020 9:48:48 AM

What are you talking about? Can you turn that into a complete thought I can follow?

3/26/2020 10:33:13 AM

you telling me that capitalist societies depend on private corporations to manufacture goods?

3/26/2020 10:40:14 AM

Quote :

"But then there's that whole thing with Gilead and remdisivir, which makes capitalism look like it sucks so"

Can you elaborate? Are you referring to their application for Orphan Drug Status?

^I think he is saying that in capitalist societies, private corporations are quicker adapt to market changes than the government, and therefore providing needed goods faster.

3/26/2020 11:50:39 AM

Almost like they own the means of production

Of course, the tools available to the government also aren't being fully exercised right now, with the wonderful excuse of the demon "socialism"

3/26/2020 11:57:13 AM

Another shithead

https://www.businessinsider.com/richard-kovacevich-former-wells-fargo-ceo-work-die-coronavirus-pandemic-2020-3

3/26/2020 2:36:58 PM

https://6abc.com/health/philly-moving-on-from-fmr-hahnemann-covid-19-plan/6054770/

dude who owns a vacant hospital in Philly that could house COVID-19 patients refuses to let the city use it unless the city pays him ~$1 million a month

Quote :

" Mayor Kenney says a plan to reopen the former Hahnemann University Hospital as a place to treat coronavirus is off as the total number of cases pass 630. The city could not reach a deal with the owner of the now-shuttered building and negotiations are done. Kenney, speaking during a Thursday afternoon press conference, said they could not come to an agreement with the owner, Joel Freedman, and "we are moving on." According to Kenney, the owner wanted the city to buy the building. The city offered to rent the building and pay for upkeep and expenses, but the owner would not agree. Hahnemann is owned by Joel Freedman. His spokesman, Sam Singer, told Action News the company offered the city a lease for $27 per bed per day. He said it is far less than rates being offered by other shuttered hospitals during the crisis in other parts of the county The mayor said city officials looked into the option of securing the hospital through eminent domain, but realized they would have to buy the building and do not need to do that, nor do they have the resources at this time. Kenney said the former hospital, which closed in 2019, is an empty building. "We need to find facilities that can contain several hundred hospital beds," Kenney said. The city has upgraded its "overall risk in Philadelphia" status from "low" on Wednesday to "community transmission." On Wednesday, the city reported its first coronavirus-related death. Officials said the death is a man in his 50s with underlying conditions. "We certainly expect more deaths in the future," Health Commissioner Dr. Thomas Farley said Wednesday afternoon."

[Edited on March 27, 2020 at 7:20 PM. Reason : .]

3/27/2020 7:19:09 PM

Eat the rich

3/27/2020 7:22:48 PM

You dont need to waste time shaming him. Simply take it.

3/27/2020 7:31:41 PM