'STUPID!’: Young People Don’t Deserve Healthcare Says GOP Candidate | The Kyle Kulinski Show
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Telling younger generations to stand on their own two feet is very rich coming from the most entitled generation of trust fund babies.
This guy obviously never worked a day in his life.
Boomer Narcissism is unmatched..
Isn’t that why we have parents? Maybe just maybe politicians should try doing something for working class families,like healthcare instead of being concerned about their corporate donors .
@@fishinghuntingfoolunfortunately, that will never happen
Denying kids Healthcare....How "Christian" of him.
i’m a kids nurse and yes, wasn’t he talking about denying people with pre-existing conditions, like Jimmy Kimmels son?
The Christians are standing behind the slaughter of children 15000 16000 all told so far.
They don’t want to help feed the kids, they don’t want to home the kids, no medicine but also no abortion ..
25 isn’t a kid 😂😂😂
He's talking about 26-year-old kids that are well into adulthood.
It's so funny that these people in suits, with government jobs, sitting at work with AC, born with money call young working class people lazy.
I say this all the time. I think these people should be forced to live with the consequences of these policies first before they sign off. You can’t be in a privileged bubble making rules for those not in that same world. How could you possibly understand how difficult my life is if you never live it?! How can you possibly understand when your response to my suffering is to tell me to work harder, deal with it, or to accept your crumbs and control?! These same people would find our lives difficult and unfair and would fight for better. So why shouldn’t we want more?! It’s ridiculous
young people are wonderful and they are our greatest hope for the future and i’m old
They are incapable of making observations? Are rich parents with good jobs suddenly unable to raise a child now too?
@@shocks2200young people are our greatest resource, treat them as such
Yeah a lot who say that are the 'delegators' in society. Their version of work is telling others to do the real labor involved.
The party of "Pro-Life" says kids get nothing after being born. Gotcha. 👍
And they believe in the death penalty.
“You have to follow the traditional American way of life and have kids! Oh also if you have them we aren’t going to help… at all…”
“You have to follow the traditional American way of life and have kids! Oh also if you have them we aren’t going to help… at all…”
All people need national healthcare.
Get your own . You lazy brats
agreed
@@marvinsmith2116 leftists aren't people.
The right (sociopath party): "THEN GET TO WORK!"
The right is all about hard work, yet they all somehow have time time to be on the internet.
I opt out. And will NOT pay to support it.
So health care is making young people lazy, just wow.
He's right
Wow
@@pranavdixit6157 How is giving health care for kids making them lazy. How is keeping them healthy have any effect on whether they are lazy or not. What you said is nonsensical. If anything, keeping kids healthy and raising them in a healthy environment would do the exact opposite, it would make them better, stronger, more able workers. There is something wrong in your head sweetie, get some help. And stop torturing small defenseless animals.
@@jessicatymczak5852 he thinks he’s one of the top 1% who might have to pay extra taxes for healthcare. Its funny how 50% of people think they are top 1%
@@pranavdixit6157by that logic anyone with healthcare coverage is lazy. Dumb thoughtless regurgitating of propaganda for insurance companies.
2:53 “still living with their parents”
Brother, I literally cannot afford a single bedroom apartment with my full time job, not even just the apartment, let alone food and other bills.
Why live with your parents when you can be an adult with complete strangers as roommates who may or may not steal your crap, destroy your residence, or be completely insane.
@@ironrain1x and even then you’d need at least two of them to live comfortably in this housing market.
It's common in most other countries for young people to live at home until they get married, or at least have a nest egg saved up. In America you're expected to kick them onto the street the minute they turn 18. Some really sick people actually do that. Its' a miracle we have any families left at all.
@@bob7975 Oh absolutely, I’ve got a close friend from India and they do that there. It’s honestly terrible that the culture here is leaving the nest when you aren’t ready, especially with the added weight of the terrible economy.
I'm 32 and just got my own apartment. Idk what the fuck I'd be doing if my grandpa didn't die and leave me farmland in his will that I make income off of.
This entire idea that you're a loser if you don't leave your parents' house and run out and buy your own is one of the biggest cons in American society. Pure unsustainable consumerism.
Heck, in Europe many generations live in the same house.
Healthcare that stays with you for life?! THAT SOUNDS EXACTLY LIKE UNIVERSAL HEALTHCARE!!!!!!!!
Which shouldn't be allowed
Yeah but it sounds like he thinks you should purchase and pay for it routinely... when you're a kid... it's unclear, but he obviously wouldn't support free healthcare. So it's kind of amazing how he is pretty much throwing out the same exact idea we have currently.
@@zach5381 Yeah, plus he wants to institute the fat penalty for said "personalized health insurance". 🙄🤦🏻♂️
No he meant for those living, not those that are dying
He wants all the benefits for himself.
How do these sociopaths get votes!?
Blame 60 years of paleoconservative programming in the rustbelt states, left-wing populism largely being outlawed because of red-scare propaganda, and radical right-wing jingoism being normalized due to both neoliberal and conservative media alike.
Spiteful and desperate people, perhaps.
Because stupid people out numbered smart people in this country.
Money
@@QuetzalCoatl_2023yes all republicans are seemingly joining the cult
In my twenties I rented a four bedroom house for $750 a month. Twenty years later that house rents for $3600. This is pure greed running the market now.
I'm sure a man who says that is someone who worked really hard to pull himself up. He must have worked 60 hours during college and paid for his own healthcare.
"Hovde is the CEO of Hovde Properties, a real estate development company founded by his grandfather in 1933."
Umm, nevermind.
It's always the nepo-babies and -grandbabies, who've never worked a single day in their entire lives.
❤😂❤
Projection.
@@07Flash11MRC, the company would've flopped if he didn't work hard to become a competent CEO. 😂
@@Shark-hn4mv "if he didn't work hard to become a competent CEO": Lmao, do you really believe what you just wrote there? There are hundreds of workers behind the scenes whose jobs depend on the company with way more experience and expertise than him. The difference is that they didn't have a head start from their conception, so they had to sell their labor instead of leading the company by themselves. He needs them to tolerate him, they don't need him to succed.
They rig the system and then complain when people stop playing the game. The people who bought a house and went to college off three summers of cutting grass complaining that people don't want to work three jobs to rent for life...
Correcto
This man literally inherited a real estate company. He did not even have to cut grass.
@@Alexander21025 exactly these people never had to actually work a real job a day in their life l.
Bingo!
Facts
2:18 That's called depression. Your grandson is depressed and you are calling for him to have _less_ healthcare because of it.
I've been in this position, and it's not because I was lazy. I had been looking for work constantly to no avail, forced into a college I never wanted to attend with over $20,000 in student loan debt and no way to pay for it. I was told I was lazy when I reality I was exhausted--cornered into a position I never wanted to be. I had already been in a vulnerable state for many years due to trauma in my adolescence, like many students across the US, that I won't bother going into here because it's not relevant to this discussion.
That being said, everyone's story is different, and if your adult child is failing to thrive--or spends most of their day at home in their room the way I did--chances are there's a bigger issue under the surface that's keeping them from wanting to work, and they're not just lazy. They won't thrive until what they're personally struggling with is resolved and their needs are met, whatever they may be. You need to help them, hear them out, and support them until they're ready to carry themselves.
It could also be lack of a clear path. If you’re one of the many young people who come out of college and don’t find work you can find yourself in a position where the minimum wage jobs don’t want you because they don’t want to hire someone who is only going to work 6 months and move to greener pastures or expect higher than minimum wage. One of the absolute joys of the college experience is 90%+ of the recruitment that goes on for jobs in your field only happens in colleges and universities so if you happened to miss this or couldn’t pursue it for some reason you can easily find yourself with a useless degree.
Then again half the problem I’ve noticed is half the people are complaining they have to work 2 jobs to get by and the other half are complaining they can’t get one job, maybe require hiring to prioritize people who are looking for a job over those who can’t budget.
@@cathygrandstaff1957 yup and A.I. is going to take a lot more jobs in a few years. Many people don't want to spend money on a career path when that career path will be gone by the time they are done with college. The government still refuses to do anything to help these people
If this is his grandmother, no wonder he isn't happy or motivated. She sounds like she sucks the life out of people.
@DharmaPunk111 We know from history that penalizing the excess greed of those who would take it all for themselves tends to limit job eliminating automation. Really cuts down on inequality too.
Unfortunately these SOBs had 50+ years to lay the groundwork and flood the information space with the worst propaganda aka billionaires paying millionaires to tell the working class that it's the poor and powerless making their lives harder. Sure it is.
Imagine going and dragging your own grandsons name through the mud to bootlick for your own personal gain.
That america for you
they asked rumpled about his kids and grandchildren and he said he didn’t care
I was under the impression she was making that stuff up to get this gov rep talking....
@@SolutionsWithin it's more than likely the truth tbh
😡😡 exactly that's the problem!!
40 years of me being alive, at no point in my life have conservatives ever wanted to do the right thing.
Same and my family is deep and active in their political crap. I'm so ready to leave for another country just for healthcare alone!
😆 🤣 😂
Why do so many people fall for this crap?
Thats YOUR opinion. Many do not agree.
@@nathanmiller3891 We will help you pack. Im not paying the government for healthscare.
21-26 is when health care is lowest.... let's ignore people with autoimmune disease, diabetes, and people who are currently undiagnosed with other shit because they don't go the doctor....
Yep
Not just physical healthcare either. Most long-term mental health conditions are solidified around early twenties..... Wait a sec, they don't believe that these things exist! They want to make sure that even fewer kids and young adults even have insurance to get tested for a diagnosis!
also i would argue that under 23 or 25 it is not the lowest probably... that is when you people get their most freedom and experience life truly for themselves. making this an age where stupidity rages and healthcare is important.
i would argue that we need to have both young age, but also maturity at some level to get of lowest possible age-to-cost stat.
in the rest of the comment i completely agree on all of the young people that have chronic diseases and/or the ones that are undignosed and will not be diagnosed anytime soon, because without the coverage they cannot really afford private healthcare at that age, but working at macdonalds, the way republicans want them to work there for no benefits and extremely low wages "to get experience"
@@pasmas3217 the counter argument to that is "that's what parent's are for, are to temper and quench the passions of youth", but the counter argument to that is that a lot of parent's don't parent effectively, and that's even if you have some, as some people can be orphaned, or bounce in and out of foster systems.
as for sickness, conservatives have always had a "be sick all you want, just don't let it affect me" policy going on for at least three centuries now, which isn't how infectious diseases work. even our best efforts to mask, vaccinate, sterilize and isolate the spread of disease isn't 100% effective, so to say "oh hey, be a disease vector, just don't be a disease vector" while not only victim blamey, is counterproductive and weak.
Dude I'm 38 and disabled i have like 25% heart function, siezures, and severe panic disorder. I live with my mom whose 71 and my 94 year old grandmother. I do everything i can to help them. Together all 3 of us make a complete person.
Took 4 years to get disability and I can't legally drive cuz I can't go 6 months without a siezure.
Unfortunately the right wing doesn't consider you as people. I wish you luck and will stand in the way when they come for you.❤
Blessings to you and your mom and grandmom.
@@valeriewedel2775 thank you. Once my grandma dies we will loose my gandfathers military penchant. Then we are gonna be totally f*cked.
@@jf9912"den pull up yer bootstraps n git a reel jerb" aye mate that's bad, best wishes is the best i got sorry
Starving, dying people are easier to control and work harder for less, which is what conservatives want.
this is it
wizard of oz behind the curtain on a hot mic
Society keeps sending messages of “fuck them damn kids” yet they don’t understand why young generations won’t have kids? Mindblowing
I had to go back to school because of the issue of underemployment. I worked for SIX companies and it still wasn't enough money. These jobs just want to hardly give you any hours, or just under 40, so they don't have to pay you any benefits. Meanwhile, I'm sure dickwad has a nice house paid for, insurance, and doesn't worry about ever putting food on the table.
He is the owner of a property management company in Madison. A notoriously gentrified city with exorbitant rent and housing costs. He probably does
@@spicymemes7458 Evidently his grandfather left him that business, so he has no idea what bootstrapping really means.
Evil
As someone who had a lot of health issues in my early 20's, I desperately needed that provision. It's horrific that there's ppl out there who think like this.
If it weren't for Planned Parenthood in the late 90s, I'd probably be infertile. There aren't many places to get quality healthcare on a sliding scale. This country SUCKS with taking care of each other.
@@leahcook1659 amen!
Same here the affordable care act did not exist until I was basically 30 and many years of suffering with high costs. Now at 40 I cant afford private healthcare anymore. the affordable care saved my ass from medical debt and small health issues leading to major crisis.
look at the rump king/hitler incarnate did to that disabled reporter? he mocked him, maybe he will end up in a wheelchair too
@@leahcook1659i can’t believe that my 29 year old daughter has to go through this BS that i never had to in 1970
The family values party that lets your children die?.... Riiiiiiight (I'm doing my Dr. Evil impression)
"Family Values" actually means that some families are more valued than others. We learned that under Reagan.
*HEALTHCARE SHOULD BE FREE!!*
If health care is free by default your taxes would have to go up, otherwise, how will doctors, nurses, etc. get paid?
It never occurs to these types that the reason why "no one wants to work anymore" isn't because the social safety net is so cushy, it's because work is so much less rewarding. You can work fulltime in most places and still not afford a crummy studio apartment on the outskirts of town, let alone food and gas. Maybe if jobs offered a bigger slice of the pie, more people would want to work.
People are working, unemployment is incredibly low. People who say no one wants to work really mean "no one wants to work at this crappy, abusive, low wage job".
We should be working as less as Europe by now with all the modernization in tech.
@@spicymemes7458 All this new technology with usher in a new age of human progress because we'll have so much more free time!
-Some guy during the industrial revolution and every robber baron and tech bro thereafter
@@S1apShoes why not go back to school, i went back at 42 with an 28 month old baby, it was very stressful and difficult but worth it in the long run. best of luck❤️🩹👋😁👿😇😇👿👊👊👊🗳️🗳️🗳️🗳️
@@michaelmeroyers5487 _"Why not go back to school"_ Money. The answer is money. More specifically, a lack of money and the harsh reality that a lot of young people who did pursue higher education ended up becoming a McDonald's fry cook with a master's in molecular biology and tens of thousands of dollars in debt.
People go on about millennials being entitled, but in my experience, the most entitled people I've come across were almost always boomers. Many of them literally demand your respect, effort, and time just for existing. Not all of course.
Small correction 26 year olds (98 born) are Gen Z now, Millennials are 1981-96 but I agree on the substance
@@xennial80sxberner what is this correcting?
I have to ask, do you not feel that experience deserves respect? Say we both worked at a car repair shop. I'm an old guy with 30 years experience and you are a young guy just starting out. I can understand that you will make some mistakes but can you understand that I have made those very same mistakes and I'm trying to help you. But the catch is that you have to listen to what I have to tell you. Is that so hard?
@@paul5683 If I’m at a car repair shop then I would certainly value you as you are experienced and thus would be able to train me very well. I’m starting out and so naturally I’d be looking to you. My respect would stem from your age but from your experience. I would listen to what you say and wouldn’t question you unless I wanted you to clarify something and to make sure I’m doing something correctly.
I’m sure you’d agree that I wouldn’t go to the random boomer off the street for advice on car repair just because they’re older than me.
My point is that a lot of boomers in my experience seem to demand respect from you just for existing. Many boomers who are real pieces of work and moan about everything and will insult you at every opportunity but demand you respect them. People say “with age comes wisdom” but forget to read the rest of the quote that says “but sometimes wisdom comes alone”.
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@ottz506-I got Hell from a boomer for stereotyping Boomers and have mended fencing with him he gracefully excepted my apology. Turns out he is a good man, a hard working Farmer and a veteran. He made it clear niethier he or anybody in his family or group of friends are MAGAS. That said I must tell you I had some unpleasant experiences with Boomers while I was living and working in South Florida. They bashed Gen X guys and girls through the 80's right on through the first half of the 21st century. It didn't matter to them that a lot of people guys and girls alike worked for a living and even served our country with honor and distinction in Panama in 1989 Opperation Desert Storm in 1991, the Balkins from 1997 -99 and the wars in.Afghanistan and Iraq in the early 2000s. A lot these guys were ex-Hippies who dodged the draft during the Vietnam era and after becoming clean and sober found religon in the 70s and eighties then decided to bad mouth Gen X over the next forty years. It's ironic to hear MAGAS bash Gen Z while trying to recruit them into thier Fascist goon squads at the same time.
So, there are over 165 million American citizens who are currently living without any medical coverage at all? We are number one we are number one we are number one.
Again despite Bidens downside he managed to expand Medicaid eligibility and increase credits for the Healthcare.gov exchange. Kyle is jaded but Biden has actually done more than tweak and attempted more that was blocked by SCOTUS. Biden just made it so medical debt can't impact your credit. There are reasons to vote Biden even though he has some bad policies too. He is not just status quo.
I'm a high school drop out with only a GED who also grew up poor. Now at 40 yrs of age I own 3 brick and mortar businesses that do ok. I've always told folks that ask how I did it that I'm not the smartest guy. I'm not even the hardest working guy. But what I've always had is tenacity and investment plans. I don't give up. It may take me longer to cross the finish line. But I will cross it. I was ignorant on so many things when I first took over my first business. But I learned and grew. I'm a slow learner also. But again, I keep going.
You're absolutely right, you've remind me of what someone once said "The mind is the man, the poor is in it and the rich is it too". This sentence is the secret of most successful investors. I once attended similar and ever since then been waxing strong financially, and i most tell you the truth..investment is the key that can secure your family future.
Sometimes, it's not about having a talent, skill, or passion. But what if I told you that with the right investment, you can still achieve your goals? No talent, no skill, no passion, but good investment can bring you financial freedom. Don't underestimate the power of smart financial decisions!"
that's why I always urge everyone to start investing somewhere now no matter how small, this is literally the time for that, forget material things, don't get tempted,i became more better the moment i realized this.
Majority of the young people have multiple jobs but a lot of them are paycheck to paycheck.
@@Jameshenry-gu1fiWhy don't the young people living paycheck to paycheck simply save a small amount each month into a stocks and shares ISA? Tax free growth, invested in a wide range of stocks including energy and commercial property, totally passive investment with huge upside growth potential over many decades. £25 per month can grow and compound slowly into £300k - £500k with little effort other than the discipline to save a little every month. And before you say that you need to spend every penny 'to put food on the table' then some people with never have any level of wealth no matter how much they earn as they will always spend every penny they earn. There are many tax-free savings and investment accounts available (ISA / SIPP etc) that are available to EVERYONE and not just for the rich.
I’d like to point out that the largest group of individuals with government subsidized healthcare that don’t do their jobs are congress
Imagine a politician telling people to grow up.🤣🤣🤣
I’m reminded of a quote from my favorite game of all time: “They feared extinction, so they ate their young.”
Heavin or hell
What game is that from?
@@ryno_8848 Night in the Woods
@@ryno_8848 After doing some digging, it's from Night In The Woods, an adventure 2D game.
Or "We Eat our Young" by Cattle Decapitation.
They are not all ''sitting on the couch''. Some of them work full time jobs, and the reason why they still live with their parents, is because they cannot afford skyrocketing rents. They have been priced out of the housing market.
If only old people had health care, insurance would be so much more expensive. Because young people pay into insurance but don't have nearly as many health emergencies. This is just old people shooting themselves in the foot
I see that theme playing out in this whole society. Young people won’t fight to protect a nation that doesn’t represent them at all. Young people pay into ss knowing they won’t benefit from it themselves. Young people walk away from marriage, children and homeownership because of the insane cost. Young people walk away from jobs that don’t pay a living wage (mainly service workers that benefit the experience of old people). Greedy totally out of touch older generation literally cutting off the lifeblood of their own society (that they themselves increasingly rely upon as they age) in real time and just blithely thinking the status quo will continue. I’m sure the young will return all that mercy when SHTF lmfao
@@Underhill77 Its called lack of personal responsibility. If one wants all those things its incumbent upon THEM to learn a skill or get training so they can command enough money to buy what they want.
@@donreinke5863 ah yes. Two generations and counting have the same problem so instead of even considering looking at the systems they live in we will troll out character assassinating millions of people you’ve never seen 👍🏻 solid logic like that must have got you paid well. lol
"Young people" have accidents too. Young people have children
@@donreinke5863 and the cherry on top is we can see in real time how wages have been repressed, prices for those assets have been artificially inflated, we can see voting patterns and NIMBY policies, see clearly how your generation pulled up the social programs you benefited from denying them to your own children and grandchildren while retiring on the benefits of their labor. Then we get to watch your representatives sell the democracy we live in to the highest bidder. Meanwhile if you look up the statistics you pretend exist while you preach about responsibility we find the opposite. People working more efficiently, longer hours and multiple jobs and receiving less. I hope you’re still alive when it happens and someone returns you the favor. ;)
I work in the mental Healthcare field and the ONLY reason many young people are able to get this care is because of their parents health insurance. These people are absolute goons and monsters.
@@user-il9ze9py8c why don’t they quit giving the rich tax breaks, while they suck the life out of the rest of us.? i’m on SSI and im worried 👋😁
Everyone in DC is a representative of BlackRock. What were you expecting? We don't have a democracy or even a constitutional representative republic. A recent poll showed that 94% oppose our involvement in Ukraine, which is weird isn't it? Because about 94% in DC do support it.
got proof of that? fact check it for us, cos it doesn’t sound right to say the least
@@michaelmeroyers5487 Hmmm weird. I hadn't checked it but I got results using 94%.
@@michaelmeroyers5487 I guess to be fair I should have said 94% want a negotiated settlement, but it's sorta the same difference isn't it? As for DC I was just guessing. There's no poll on that.
@@tinasmith1391 Not to shill for Washington, but that's not exactly the same thing unless you can prove Putin is willing to sit down to negotiate and abide by the negotiation. Its the opposite of the situation with Hamas, where they agreed to a ceasefire under reasonable conditions while Israel refuses. Also a lot more than 6% of Congress do support conditioning or ending aid to Ukraine. And also many people don't know the US kind of caused this whole thing by telling Ukraine to give up its nukes in exchange for us promising to protect them, meaning if we stop supporting them no one will ever agree to disarm again.
tl;dr I get your point but there are a lot of better examples of Washington versus the public.
@@Invisiblegirlswatchn Ukraine is a great example, like the 94% poll proved. Israel is probably a better example. Healthcare at well over 50% is good too. And just to be clear, Ukraine won't win against Russia, it's just math. Russia has a larger population to sacrifice. Then what? Use the draft they just signed everyone between 18-26 years old up for? It's hard to believe more than 94% could oppose the war, but if they use the draft then that's exactly what will happen.
The GOP position is to make things as brutal as possible so everyone is at the mercy of the corporate sector. They also want to usher in Christian Sharia law based on their cherry picked understanding of the religion. Meaning all the fire and brimstone with none of the love thy neighbor and help the poor stuff.
The only way conservatives allow compassion and kindness is when it's attached to a bible or a cross- usually with a price tag too
Yep
They don’t think children and babies should have health care if the parent is working but as a server or bartender cuz the employer doesn’t provide it.
Why do they believe that?
@@scifirealism5943 they literally tried to dismantle SNAP and CHIP. The last gop healthcare proposal was Obamacare which they were one vote short of dismantling without a replacement.
If only old people had health insurance, it would be so much more expensive. Because young people pay into insurance but don't have nearly as many health emergencies. This is just old people shooting themselves in the foot.
we DO have health care, it’s called medicare and how can we prevent people being sick? answer from a nurse, we can’t, so what you’re saying is help the young but f the elderly, maybe you will have many health problems in the future too. bet you won’t feel that way if it happens to you
That’s what bugged me under trump.
Conservatives: trump has unemployment at an all time low!
Also conservatives: these young people are lazy!
Well which one is
It
it was an eye opening moment when i realized most conservative voters do not give a damn about the average person doing better in the economy. they just want their stocks to go up.
they’re both lies
If it's any consolation, the "young people" are lazy argument isn't based off data. It's just a belief engrained into their heads.
@@jefft9437 i think young people are getting smarter every generation and i’m 70 and who the f are the conservatives to call anyone lazy, congress passed so little legislation that it was a record low fir years and what about those bozos that showed up at rump kings trial, they are all paid by us. stupid for them to make these comments, oops there goes another voter, so the joke is on them
@@julesdalli9716 the republicans are soo stupid and that comment will cause them a lot of votes 🗳️
I have worked at least 60 hours per week my entire life, and my mom, who worked a 9-5 for 40 years, called me lazy every day when I was young.
I've grown up knowing this is what they think of us.
I'm 43 now and still working 60+ hours, and my mom still thinks I'm lazy.
And maybe they're living on the couch because houses are a million dollars, and you have to make $200k to get a mortgage.
Maybe that's why?
Focus on you , I’m sorry you have to go thru that. My late parents ❤ me and never said such stuff to me. Were both same age.
Focus on your life. 🍀
Force our officals to be on the same healthcare as the public.
BINGO! Politicians would never deign to have minimal healthcare.
They have socialized healthcare for themselves
I'd still have my fast-food job, but my mom insisted on us moving to a place where she could more comfortably afford to retire...
Sounds like they are talking about their rich friends kids.
Regular kids are babysitting at 11 and working a job sometimes at 15 with a parent permit
Yes
Cruelty is the p.o.i.n.t!
"The Largest Upward Transfer of Wealth in History" is the point
Throwing shade at your grandson on national television is crazzzyyyyyyyy 😂😂😂
Interesting to me.. they think lack of health care will motivate those to work...
Pay motivates people to work.... not health insurance
What kind of parent wants to kick family off health insurance? Selfish
Rich people
Who really wants to work so your taxes pay for the policies that endlessly screw you.
I know that he wasn't talking about medicaid, but I'm sure he's against that too. When my daughter was born she had a vsd, which in a nutshell is a hole in her heart. She had to have surgery when she was 4 months old so that it didn't cause any significant long-term health problems. I didn't make enough to pay for health insurance at the time, but we were lucky enough that Medicaid paid for her surgery. These are the types of people that would let your children die and then blame it on you for not pulling yourself up by your bootstraps hard enough. Any politician that tries to take away healthcare from children is a disgusting monster, and should be shamed anytime they show their face in public.
Because Republicans don't want poor people empowered.
Government benefits empower poor people to reject slave wages
If only politicians will admit that if you remove young people from health insurance, then premiums for the rest will go up. Young people are generally healthier & quicker to recover, thus they contribute more than they claim. The opposite holds for older people. If young people don’t contribute anymore, then either the health insurance will collapse or premiums for the remainders will have to go up to cover costs.
young people deserve health care no matter whether they help us keep our health finances down or not and i’m old
Unfortunately I'm betting their solution to keep prices low for an aging population is to have young people pay into healthcare through payroll taxes or other means and instead of using that money to support socialized healthcare as a whole, instead use that to subsidize healthcare to the very private sector denying them coverage.
this guy wants young people to buy insurance that stays with them their whole lives and is applicable wherever they go in the united states. he may not have intended to, but it sounds like he's describing universal healthcare.
Being a Homeless Veteran for 10yrs if any of you think it's easy it's not. Nobody cares about our situation Now i make 22k weekly. have a home, a wife, a lovely daughter... A child of God. HALLELUJAH
How did you do it? Do explain please 😯
My family have been into series of sufferings lately
All thanks to Christina Ann Tucker
After I raised up to 325k trading with her I bought a new House and a car here in the states 🇺🇸🇺🇸 also paid for my daughter's surgery (Joey). Glory to God.shalom.
I do know Christina A. Tucker, I also have even become successful....
Absolutely! I've heard stories of people who started with little to no knowledge but made it out victoriously thanks to Christina Ann Tucker.
Imagine if we had a party that contrasted themselves with this fuck by saying "everyone deserves healthcare, no exceptions, that's why I'm going to pass Medicare for All".
The bigger point is capitalism is about exploitation of workers. Period.
A) Health care should not be tied to
employment but doing so keeps
workers on the hampster.
B) Universal healthcare is very simple:
Everybody pays in, everyone has
access to services.
C) These same people are against a
living wage so the younger
generations at least have a shot
D) The younger generations has
watched their parents work
themselves to the bone, for
decades, only to see them
bamboozled by benefit, pension
and social security cuts...
Who's wants to sign up for that? 🤯
🧂
agreed but Biden gave us increases to SSI
in canada where i grew up, you pay 25% taxes but you have universal healthcare
> Everybody pays in
0/10 joke
Fake news.
The mental gymnastics needed to say out loud that having healthcare coverage makes people lazy. We got too many people that just repeat what they hear without doing any critical thinking.
What evidence does she have that it makes them lazy?
This is one of the reasons I can never vote Republican.
take money out of government: repeal Citizens United!
I bet that GOP guy went to university for less than $250 and bought his first house for $40,000 with a good job with insurance covered that he got by asking for it without experience. All this with the benefit of heavy subsidizes that made everything easier. Then he participated in cutting all those programs and he goes what's wrong with these young people? Oh, I don't know. Could it be the hundreds of thousands of debt that we had to go in to get a degree just to get an entry level minimum wage job without benefits that we had to spend months networking to get because every entry level job needs 3 years experience? Nah couldn't be that.
I think this conservative candidate should give away all the money his parents left him. He is just lazy!
it’s so infuriating when i personally know people in their late twenties that have their own business PLUS a job, they pay for their own private insurance and STILL do not get covered for important procedures.
When I got my first job out of college, I had pretty good health insurance. I travelled abroad before my job started and got food poisoning. Fortunately I was already enrolled onto the company plan and that covered 85% of the expenses. The rest of the 15% was still $5000 out of pocket. For 2 nights in the hospital. When I asked for the itemized bill, they charged me $400 for the hospital gown and $150 for some pills. The prescription they provided me was useless and luckily was covered by my insurance. After that fiasco, I still wasn’t healed. I went to a doctor abroad who prescribed me some OTC pills that were far more effective that whatever the fck the ER doctors prescribed me. The doctor abroad only charged me $15 including the medicine. The US healthcare system is the joke of all jokes. Just all show and no go.
@@boejiden7093jesus
I can’t enjoy the holiday while my dogs suffer through the noise. This is the worst holiday for our animals.
I suffered from the noise too and had to shut my window.
Before Obamacare I was lucky enough to keep my son on my insurance when he was in college because the corporate headquarters of the company I worked for was based in Massachusetts and it was the law there - I think that was the Romneycare that Obamacare ended up being based on.
Serious health problems can occur at any point in life. I was a top athlete in high school and out of the blue almost died from severe epileptic seizures. No human being should be denied the basic needs of life such as healthcare and housing. The fact that America intentionally denies these things to its citizens is barbaric. We will not be remembered well by history. (if there is anyone left to remember anyway)
The way they framed the discussion is so pro-business. In their minds, the people are simply a tool to enrich the business class. That’s why I’m just not a Republican.
The part about purchasing health insurance that goes with you, sounds like private insurance that would actually be better than what we have now, as he said. Obviously M4A is the way, but what he outlined is at least consistent with right wing principles , keeping it in the market, and wouldn’t actually be devastating. Except still to poor people, but every right wing policy is harmful to poor people.
These politicians are currently partaking in *Medicare for All*. We pay for it and they (along with government employees, the elderly, disabled, foster children, wards of the state, prisoners, low income children/parents, pregnant people, etc) get to use it. When do WE get to partake?
*Sees symptoms of depression*
Huh they must be lazy.
It’s infuriating that he says ppl should have a healthcare plan that stays with them when they’re born. So…universal healthcare?
Dude, I make 63k a year and Im still nowhere near enough to afford a home. Its over 106k across most of the country, especially where I work
Voting IS NOT going to fix this
Says the guy who has world class healthcare provided to him and his family:
"you know that part of the budget that goes to keeping our country healthy by providing medical help? That's too much and makes kids lazy. People should have to clean hospital dishes for their emergency medical issues. Keep 'murica strong!"
I dare someone to call me lazy. I run my business from my home and sit 95% of my time and yet I make over 60K a year.
“Personalized healthcare…that stays with you youre entire life”
You mean like a single payer national healthcare system? So close lol.
They hate their own children.
The other side of helicoptering
Aussies don't have health care package with a job because health care in Australia is FREE for all Australians yes you pay for your meds $7.80/script mostly
Says seniors sitting on the couch
How about I worked hard so I CAN have my kids on my health insurance. They’re all working FT, some have 2 jobs, and none of those offer insurance. Wtf are they supposed to do according to these people?
Hi, Wisconsin resident here. Thought you'd all like to know Eric Hovde also wants to ban the commercialization of alcohol, except for homebrewing. That includes liquor stores and bars. I know some of you are dry, but in Wisconsin, it accounts for more than 161,000 jobs that pay out roughly $3.2 billion in wages a year and generates $2.6 billion in tax revenue. Not to mention is home to the Tavern League, one of the biggest alcohol lobbies in the country. Bars outnumber grocery stores roughly three-to-one, for a total of about eight pubs per every 10,000 people. Our baseball team is called The Brewers. To come out against alcohol in our state is political su*c*de and this epic genius just floats it like it means nothing. Unlike Biden, Tammy Baldwin is still popular here as far as Democrats go and I don't think she will have a problem dismantling a prohibitionist. Not as big of an issue as reproductive rights, but its a huge motivating issue for me.
Plus this fuck is a hedge fund millionaire who lives in California. He should run for senate there.
good luck Wisconsin getting rid of that a$$hole and even though i haven’t drank for years, i believe everyone has the right to do what they want regardless: imbibing alcohol is one of those rights
I’m Wisco too and this Californian has got to get out of our state for good. He also thinks nursing homes shouldn’t allow voting because they’ll all be gone 😵 in 6 months. (He’s thinking of hospice care but is too stupid to understand the difference.)
YEESH!
i mean milwaukee is pretty well known as beer central. what is this guy even thinking?
@@mountainlion1989 he’s not and he doesn’t care about anyone except himself
I'm 42 and i can't afford insurance. Now i need surgery and i can't get it
Look into Mexico 🇲🇽
Lithuania too
It's funny how they want everyone with nothing to pay for everything. Even tho they know they can't afford anything with the jobs available to the common young adult and call them lazy for it.
I had a stroke in college. I had no insurance. It BANKRUPTED me. I was going to school FT, working PT. He can pluck off.
Look I am around kids 17 and 18 year old who have jobs and are going to school. Some helping pay for their schooling, As for living with their parents. Look I live with my daughter helping her with her kids.
that’s great and you’re a great parent 👋🗳️😁
I dunno, I lived with my parents and went to college and now I'm financially successful. I don't know if I would be if I didn't to stay on my parent's health care and had to get a full-time job or risk going into medical bankruptcy.
i’ve had to do it twice and my husband said only in America would a nurse have to declare bankruptcy for medical bills 👋😁👿😇🗳️, don’t be scared 😁
“All it’s doing is Delaying young people’s maturation and moving to on”…meanwhile wages continue to stagnate and diverge from productivity and cost of living and the ability for the young adult to buy their first home before age 30 continues to dwindle rapidly.
It isn't just Republicans. Biden said he'd veto single payer healthcare i it passed. Noam Chomsky said people wanting universal health care was like people wanting "candy".
Wow
When you are in the top 10% and there’s no good jobs then yea your kids will live with you forever because the real world is fucking hell because you and your friends ruined it.
and you can't win because you can get off the couch, get a full time job, take care of your appearance, practice self care, exercise consistently, read books, able to cook for yourself and keep up to date with current events, but you'll still get some self righteous earfuls from Marge about how lazy you are because you live at home or you like playing video games, despite herself not doing anything beyond having kids and getting married, and the reason why she goes around on a scooter because of how big she is and has that raspy voice and horrible skin because she smoked most of her life and didn't take care of her skin.
@@ottz2506The standards some people assume are ridiculous. I will admit my own insecurities and such, but things are so hyper competitive with careers, you have to persist to get one in the door, but there are hidden rules you don't know about applying for a career other than do your resume and nail the interview and you can't even persist too far without getting blacklisted yourself.
It feels like people are being more conditioned by unwanted circumstances to be even more lazy, more controlled. There's more people out there doing everything possible they can manage, but the older people still have big egos to assume we are not doing enough. Yet they don't pay attention or don't care about things in the nation that's making owning or renting a home extremely difficult. Getting a career is still more manageable, but then there's the pay and if it's even enough to cover costs of living.
@@leon4000 if only we stop eating avocado toast and watching so much netflix
@@ottz2506 Joke or not, that's a personal choice that can be worked out and managed. The issue is more than what a few adults are saying, and they too are contributing to a problem that always gets to the youth, growing into a society that can't seem to stop complaining about them and most in the current gen are still going through school and trying to learn new responsibilities. That and other circumstances that most young people would not want to be in, but for some, are stuck living in it to toxic levels until they break out. We don't need any more drivel. We need to work together and the positive support to get there. Complaining about others being lazy and staying in your own world while everything falls around you never worked! It's stuff like this why we got even two jokes for a President now re-electing again...and some people are ignoring our current President and the fact that he is physically AND mentally unable to lead any further as President. And that's just one of many issues to sort out. I never cared about the whole old gen/new gen debacle; I'm just focused on some important lifestyle changes I need very much.
I see that this election's turnout could be low.
Young people now actually work harder because the system is worse off. It's like having the family car as the youngest, the older child doesn't understand how shitty the car is now and how much better the younger driver is now having to compensate for wear and tear and the car being a shitbox in the first place
“We should have a healthcare system that you get when you’re young and follows you throughout your whole life, not through an employer” I WONDER HOW WE’D DO THAT?
Even in other countries the right wing doesnt suggest stuff like this
i don’t care what the right wing wants
Let this country wither away...
Facts
Another nihilist who isn't part of the solution.
@@ShaithMasterCan you blame them? They stack the deck against you on everything and anyone with money to burn gets an eternal free pass. It's BS and it's never going to change here.
@@ShaithMasteris no nihilism is reality.
Would love for someone to ask this lady if she has healthcare coverage. Of course she is going to say yes and the response should be “oh so you’re lazy” 😂
If young people can’t have healthcare, then their taxes shouldn’t be used for these bigwigs retirement.
So many “First World” countries provide healthcare AND education
Some third world countries do too.
America always comes up with some lame excuse why those things "aren't possible" or are "radical"
*2 of 2. This is how you always need to vote:*
We must fully resist and _always vote_ against (& less authoritarian than) both the Democratic *and* Republican Parties- including Trump, Vivek Ramaswamy, Rand Paul (He’s _no_ Ron Paul), Thomas Massie, Warren Davidson, Ron Johnson, and all other Republicans. Vote in every single election- at all levels. And also _endorse or anti-endorse,_ in all elections you can, for outside your voting jurisdiction.
For _all_ public positions. And this same strategy applies against the same one or more party-monopolies in _all_ countries worldwide.
Real libertarians will never be Republicans or Republican loyalists. Never vote for _any_ Democratic member or loyalist either.
If no candidates for a position fit that bill:
-Where _write-ins_ are permissible, always write-in an anti-authoritarian person;
-Where write-ins aren’t permissible, always vote uncommitted or leave the ballot blank.
This will continuously reduce the power of _all_ authoritarian parties in the party monopolies. Until our task is complete.
Repeat strategy for all new authoritarian parties that emerge.
i’ve already read you’re little dissertation, now read mine
again? are you a bot?
@@michaelmeroyers5487 Nope. And that’s not a dissertation.
Regardless bot or not, the info in that message are politically necessary truths. To suggest the comment is bad because of bot is the logical fallacy of ad hominem circumstantial
It’s the short sightedness that gets me. If you want a healthy, productive workforce then you need people that are healthy!!
And maybe he should have a think about why more young people are still living at home…
What has the Republican Party done for poor and working middle class families over the last 40 years?
Republican voters with kids; do you really want this future for your kids?
They don't think it will affect their kids. They're temporarily embarrassed millionaires.
*1 of 2. This is how you always need to vote:*
We must fully resist and _always vote_ against (& less authoritarian than) both the Republican *and* Democratic Parties- including AOC, all of the squad, Bernie Sanders, Edward Markey, Mark Pocan, the justice democrats, Biden & all other democrats. Vote in every single election- at all levels. And also _endorse or anti-endorse,_ in all elections you can, for outside your voting jurisdiction.
For _all_ public positions. And this same strategy applies against the same one or more party-monopolies in _all_ countries worldwide.
Real progressives will never be Democratic Members or Democratic loyalists. Never vote for _any_ Republican member or loyalist either.
If no candidates for a position fit that bill:
-Where _write-ins_ are permissible, always write-in an anti-authoritarian person;
-Where write-ins aren’t permissible, always vote uncommitted or leave the ballot blank.
This will continuously reduce the power of _all_ authoritarian parties in the party monopolies. Until our task is complete.
Repeat strategy for all new authoritarian parties that emerge.
now that’s progressive thinking 😁👋
the only thing that i don’t agree with is that you’re the minority party and some elections, like this one need everyone’s vote to counter authoritarian rule
@@michaelmeroyers5487 I already addressed that at the end of both comments: The function is to _continuously weaken_ both monopolizing parties.
Every vote in the right direction accomplishes this, each time.
@@michaelmeroyers5487 ✊
I literally at 49 went back to the job I hate and couldn't get healthcare for a year because instead of listing me as full time (while working overtime) they listed me a "variable hour employees"....and the "independent company" that decides has a one year "look time."
That's messed up
@@scifirealism5943 out entire American system is messed up
It's embarrassing when Americans have to get emergency care while visiting abroad and are more than pleased to pay the very low out of pocket prices. Heard stories from travelers visiting Spain, Germany, Iceland. The healthcare system they described put ours to shame.