Comments by "Praise The Sun" (@Praisethesunson) on "The New York Times" channel.

  1. You'd think the U.K would remember what happened when they did that to their rail system.
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  2. Yeah that's what happens when young people don't vote
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  3.  @ryanchristensen307  Lol the healthcare costs in the U.S aren't going to the Dr's and nurses dummy. That money belongs to shareholders first and foremost.
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  4. ​ @mikolowiskamikolowiska4993 Their training can be subsidized by the state to crank out thousands of them cheaply. The way dozens of other more civilized nations have.
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  5. Unionize or be exploited
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  6. Working young black boys to death(in a way that makes mountains of money for a handful of already wealthy white men) is a time honored American tradition.
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  7.  @189643478  you literally have no idea how profit extraction in U.S healthcare works and it shows.
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  8.  @189643478  Lol, they aren't the ones the healthcare industry is taking money to pay.
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  9. Unionize or perish. Those are the options workers are given.
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  10.  @davidanalyst671  Not everyone should be paid as low as your mom is for doing that stuff for you
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  11.  @zuzanazuscinova5209  Your assumption has been wrong for about 50 years at this point. But you aren't a member of the ownership class so I don't expect you to know that.
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  12. That question isn't allowed to be answered on YouTube
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  13. Since you are American the cost is also a factor.
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  14.  @the_algorithm  It isn't called a class struggle because the rich make it easy to share power with them.
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  15. ​ @BizzeeB In america dental care isn't even considered in regular healthcare.
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  16. It is wild how much sugar is in everything sold in stores.
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  17. I hate when China thinks it can spy almost half as much as the NSA.
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  18. Wait hold on, there is a NEW Mexico??!!?!?!
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  19. That Jab cost him the south.
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  20. Unionize or perish. Those are the options your hospital leadership offer you.
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  21. Compared to the private sector the NHS is a model of efficiency.
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  22. The lack of state provided healthcare is why the U.S spends the most. U.S access to healthcare is artificially restricted by people whose sole goal is extracting the maximum profit out of people looking to access a basic necessity.
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  23.  @mimimonster  We have morals?
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  24. They aren't overlooked. Your ownership class is exploiting them for profit.
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  25.  @cancerino666  It's not a take. It's American history, past, present, and future.
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  26. Why? What are you going to do about it? Unless your unionize with your fellow workers you will only be exploited by your owners for profit.
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  27. This virus has already killed more people than the flu and it hasn't been a year yet. Even with a massive global lockdown. You literally don't know what you are talking about.
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  28.  @charlesspringer4709  The U.S still ranks behind all those nations your dullard self ignorantly claims as failures in health quality and outcomes(despite costing WAY more than all of them) as of this year. If you are going be wrong try not to be so obvious about it.
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  29. Capitalism owns the government. This health denial system is allowed to exist because it makes a few already wealthy people even richer.
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  30. The two half's of the corporate party that rule our political exist to maintain the status quo. Since the status quo protects the vested interests of the existing major economic players. That's it.
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  31. Lol a higher position doesn't prevent the exploitation.
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  32. Cause bribes work now to pay for that boating trip in the Mediterranean.
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  33. Welp. The market has spoken. Best to just let the kids die then.
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  34. Artificially restricting your access to basic healthcare is incredibly profitable.
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  35.  @triadwarfare  Exactly! These rural hospitals built 30+years ago and bought out by major hedge funds wouldn't exist without the profit motive.
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  36. @Nicholas L It stems from capitalists wealth extraction being the main driver in healthcare
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  37. @Nicholas L Path to success? Why yes, I do deliberately and artificially restrict access to the basic necessities of life for profit. That doesn't require much critical thinking though. Just a few bribes to make my pernicious restrictions legal. That way if any people object I call the state and the state murders those people. It's a pretty straightforward process.
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  38. Have fun the private sector. Where they will work nurses into the ground. For a pittance and no benefits. All so you can make a handful of already wealthy ghouls slightly richer.
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  39. On the Plus side Blackstone hedgefund has defunded hospitals of pay and staffing to maintain profits during a global pandemic. Private for profit hospitals are great! Especially during a time when we need to protect people over profits.
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  40. Housing the homeless would cut into the profits of the rich and landlords. The U.S would rather make being homeless illegal than be a society where basics like shelter were guarenteed.
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  41. The times know how this war is going to end
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  42. Russia does have a need for murderers right now
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