ftr, up until a few years ago you could pay for insurance for you and your family your whole life, and if it turned out you failed to disclose a major medical condition to your insurer when they priced you and you needed coverage, they'd just say 'lol' and end your contract.

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Most large insurers know just institutionally that any transition to a M4A would likely involve a massive buy out of their companies anyways for infrastructure. But it's employers who want people scared their kids might get fucked up while waiting the 3 to 6 months at a new job who motivate it.

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canadian healthcare is not perfect but sky saying “it’s not all that great up there” is like someone in hell going “i know some people in california and they it can get up to like 90 some days”

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a circulatory system is seen by the perimeter fence. a few days later, a partially muscled skeleton stands in a hallway and screams for a moment before vanishing

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bill pencil fanboy

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