Comments by "Luredreier" (@Luredreier) on "More Perfect Union" channel.

  1. ​ @Hertz2laugh Those numbers are not accurate. In 2020 there was 21 million people with type 2 diabetes and 1,3 million with typen 1 in the US. That's quite a bit more then 1% Furthermore, while there is a positive correlation between diet and health outcome with typen 2 diabetes it's not like changing diet automatically saves you and these drugs aren't literally a question of life or death with no available alternative for the wast majority of these people. So no, there's no way, shape or form that you can make this behavior from the drug companies ethnical. And price regulation is needed.
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  2. If tennants can be blacklisted, why not blacklist landlords that's acting in bad faith? Organize and make their behavior public. Blacklist any bank allowing transfers to them. Blacklist any employers hiring their tenants. Blacklist any law firm working for them. As a consumer you have a right to not use the services of any of them. Blacklist any company with stocks owned by these landlords. Track down every single method of possiblity hurting the bottom line or them and anyone enabling their behavior. Likewise, if you work for a company cooperating with them, go on strike. Your company supply their LLC or law firm with paper? Refuse to do any job involving supplying them. Your company do maintenance on their buildings? Strike, let them rot. You work for the fire department? Save any humans but let the buildings *burn*. This is a economic *war*. Look for any weaknesses and exploit them. You're fighting a guerilla war of sorts. It's a asymmetric war, so think like someone fighting a asymmetric war would. Having money give them strength. But it also leave them vulnerable. Use that.
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  3. 0:56 Tennants have plenty of power in other countries, like mine. It all depends on the local laws.
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