Mr.TaterSalad

According to a Harvard study, an estimated 45,000 people die every single year because they don't get proper healthcare coverage or don't have healthcare insurance at all. The for-profit insurance industry makes money off of people's misery and illness. It denies coverage to many when they request that a doctor or medical provider try a lower cost option first. If they had their way, we would still be living in an era where insurance companies could deny healthcare to human beings on the basis of preexisting conditions. I don't condone the use of violence against another human being. I don't wish death upon United Healthcare CEO Brian Thompson or any insurance executive. The fact of the matter is though, they wish death upon thousands of people each year when they deny them coverage or seek to profit off of the healthcare conditions and ailments of others. They have turned wellness and taking care of yourself into a profit seeking industry and made billions off of people's sickness and injuries. So when you mourn the passing of Brian Thompson, also mourn the tens-of-thousands of people who die each year because this country doesn't provide a universal system of healthcare. Mourn for all the people past and present who have suffered and died because they were denied coverage on the basis of a preexisting condition of some type by an insurance company. Mourn the people who were denied a certain treatment or medication because their insurance provider refused to cover it or said they needed to try a cheaper option first.

Jocelyn Benson is for sure running for Governor. Mike Duggan has always been a politician in it for himself in my mind, this just further entrenches that. Duggan care about one man, Duggan.

I'm glad to see you're a progressive now, advocating for a higher minimum wage as progressives like myself and others on this site and across the country have been doing for years. So that's good to see. Normally MAGA folks talk about how raising the minimum wage will just raise prices. So good that you're not making that argument. Furthermore, I've said before that I want to ensure all workers are paid a living wage. The trouble with farm and agriculture work is that most Americans don't want to do this type of backbreaking labor. There are many examples out there of farmers reporting back that they can't find or hire Americans who want to do agriculture work and so they end up needing to supplement part of their workforce with undocumented immigrants. To make the slavery comparison though is pretty low. Slaves were under bondage and not paid at all. Speaking of the south, it's your side, MAGA, that keeps flying the confederate flag everywhere and talking about southern heritage, which includes the enslavement of people. Not a heritage I'd want to fly a flag for, but that's just me.

So you think deporting 40% of our farm and agriculture workers won't have a negative effect on food prices and food supply?

Can't wait to see you out there picking corn, soybeans, and walnuts. 40-44% of our farm and agriculture workforce is undocumented according to the USDA. Good luck with replacing 40% of any industry's workforce.

Yes, his MAGA folks were going around bashing Liz Cheney (which I'm all in favor of on foreign policy) and talking about how there were no wars under Trump (which is not true). They talked about him as if he were Cindy Sheehan and Code Pink.

Wasn't Donald Trump supposed to be the modern day Cindy Sheehan? We were told by the MAGA cult that he is anti-war and pro peace. Does any of what he wrote above sound anti-war and pro peace to you? Does any of what he wrote above sound like he is a candidate who believes in peace through diplomacy and a person who will avoid conflict?

Glad to see Davis is back at practice. Hopefully that means he plays on Thursday. Any updates on Iffy or Moseley?

Justin Tucker has completely fallen apart now. He's missed 3 FGs and/or extra points today. Just last year he was the best kicker in the league, now he's one of the most inaccurate.

Why wouldn't we want to clinch this week?

Oh no, you have every right to feel bothered. Gus painted on the excitement thick for OSU today. The cheating shade he threw at the end was unnecessary. If he was also over the top with his excitement for Ohio at points during this game.

Imagine if Moore had gotten a real QB like McCord in the transfer portal.

Ryan Day updating his LinkedIn.

That play changed the game. He gets tackled behind the line there and we're forced to punt and who knows how things turn out. Great second, third, whatever effort that was there by Mullings.

Ryan Day and Chip Kelly called a terrible game toDay. Whoever had the play sheet and actually made the calls toDay deserves a healthy amount of criticism. They were conservative all Day long. They kept running up the middle for less than 3 ypc and didn't break a big run all Day. They had some success with those throws over the middle of the field earlier in the Day but abandoned that part of their game plan later in the Day. As much as we bitch about Michigan's offensive play calling this season, Day and Kelly really let their team down toDay with a poorly executed game plan.

If Harbaugh had left him a real QB or he had worked the transfer portal he might have another couple of wins.

LOLOLOLOLOL . . .

John Cooper was 111–43–4 at Ohio when he got fired by them.

In recent memory yes. There was no reason for Michigan to win this game going into it. With his bad Davis Warren played there was no reason to lose once the game got started and Warren, Warren'ed.

I really can't believe how subpar Howard looked too. He barely looked better than Davis Warren.

HAHAHAHAHA!!!!!!! 🤣

Serious question, if you are Ohio State, would you fire Ryan Day?

He really is, he's John Cooper.

HELL ****ING YEAH

Zvada!