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Dog pretty much answered it - I have no desire TO live in TulsaSo you really think people should just be able to default on hospital bills for $500?
How long do you think it would take the hospital to go broke?
You never answered my question. Could you make it in Tulsa on $11 an hour?
That's not what I asked.Dog pretty much answered it - I have no desire TO live in Tulsa
Why answer a question that does not impact me. I am retiring in a year, and Tulsa didn't make the short list. Could you live on $11 an hour in Kansas City - bear in mind you have no idea of the cost of living, the neigborhoods, the bus routes, or any of that. So it's easy to take numbers and say "sure I could make it', when in reality there are people making $50k per year and find themselves struggling. In the same city.That's not what I asked.
Can't answer a simple question without sidestepping?
Just can't bring yourself to deny the narrative that someone can indeed make it on 11 an hour in Tulsa can you?
In your little liberal world self sufficiency and making good life choices (choices that don't result in problems for someone else to fix) take a back seat to government dependence and socialism.
I asked you the question because I knew your liberal conditioning would make you unable to answer it and I was right.
Let's change the question. Do you really think people deserve long term assistance when they have done literally NOTHING to change their situation over a long period of time?
Perfect, that's all I wanted.Bottom line - could I live on $11 an hour in Tulsa? No. I could only exist.
I can't think of any companies or government entities that offer 100% employer paid health care to their employees.