General Electile Dysfunction: an election that lasts longer than 4 days is a serious medical problem

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ThatOneDude

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@Tampa Vape Crew ’s brother is a skilled tradesman that makes about$100k a year would you classify that as menial?

if you got laid off or your bourse cut due to covid or other circumstances what happens to your plan?

average Canadian household pays $5000 Canadian a year which is like tree fiddy US.
No
I would have coverage under my wife's plan, and coverage for a certain amount of time with my current employer. I could also use the VA if I hated myself.
 

BeardOfKnowledge

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@Tampa Vape Crew ’s brother is a skilled tradesman that makes about$100k a year would you classify that as menial?

if you got laid off or your hours cut due to covid or other circumstances what happens to your plan?

average Canadian household pays $5000 Canadian a year which is like tree fiddy US.
Last time I looked it up average Canadian was like $6-7k per person.
 
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Last time I looked it up average Canadian was like $6-7k per person.
In 2018, the estimated average payment for public health care insurance ranges from $4,640 to $12,935 for six common Canadian family types, depending on the type of family.
A family that makes 66,000k pays about 6300

source da Fraser institute
 

BeardOfKnowledge

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In 2018, the estimated average payment for public health care insurance ranges from $4,640 to $12,935 for six common Canadian family types, depending on the type of family.
A family that makes 66,000k pays about 6300

source da Fraser institute
Family that makes 66k? Sweet fuck that has to be tough.
 

Freeloading Rusty

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In the study, "Effects of US state preemption laws on infant mortality," Syracuse University professors found that each additional dollar of minimum wage reduces infant deaths by up to 1.8 percent annually in large U.S. cities. The study was published recently by Preventive Medicine.
 

BeardOfKnowledge

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In the study, "Effects of US state preemption laws on infant mortality," Syracuse University professors found that each additional dollar of minimum wage reduces infant deaths by up to 1.8 percent annually in large U.S. cities. The study was published recently by Preventive Medicine.
 
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What is the maximum income to qualify for Medicaid in Texas?
Who is eligible for Texas Medicaid?
Household Size*Maximum Income Level (Per Year)
1$25,265

2$34,136
3$43,006
4$51,876




I don't understand the argument against a 15 dollar minimum wage.
31,000 a year. One person, no longer qualifies for medicaid. Two parents, no more medicaid for the family.
62k income on a dual income household.

Similar gradients occur for section 8, food stamps, etc. Increasing the wage removes people from these roles.


Price of goods are then represented by cost of workers instead of hiding cost of goods in medicaid/food stamp, section 8.

A 7.25 wage + medicaid + section 8 + food stamps simply artificially subsidizes products and services to use cheap labor and then hides the cost of those products on tax sheets that make it impossible to determine the actual cost of the products.



An increased min wage is a capitalist solution to social welfare. Change my mind.
 
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What is the maximum income to qualify for Medicaid in Texas?
Who is eligible for Texas Medicaid?
Household Size*Maximum Income Level (Per Year)
1$25,265

2$34,136
3$43,006
4$51,876




I don't understand the argument against a 15 dollar minimum wage.
31,000 a year. One person, no longer qualifies for medicaid. Two parents, no more medicaid for the family.
62k income on a dual income household.

Similar gradients occur for section 8, food stamps, etc. Increasing the wage removes people from these roles.


Price of goods are then represented by cost of workers instead of hiding cost of goods in medicaid/food stamp, section 8.

A 7.25 wage + medicaid + section 8 + food stamps simply artificially subsidizes products and services to use cheap labor and then hides the cost of those products on tax sheets that make it impossible to determine the actual cost of the products.



An increased min wage is a capitalist solution to social welfare. Change my mind.
Muh free market