If true, that seems like a bad decision.
Namaste.
If true, that seems like a bad decision.
I've long said health insurance shouldn't be a benefit tied to emloyment. I don't think the gov should run it either as that would be a complete clusterfuck, but mass layoffs definitely expose the issue.
$1400 a month for both of us now due to recent events. I know England is a bit buggered but I feel very very homesick. That's more than my rent was when I lived there last.I've long said health insurance shouldn't be a benefit tied to emloyment. I don't think the gov should run it either as that would be a complete clusterfuck, but mass layoffs definitely expose the issue.
His numbers aren't accurate, but that doesn't mean he's wrong.
I can shop around and find my own competitive rates on auto and home insurance.
Health insurance should be the same way. It doesn't need to be as bloated as it is.
Yup. Hammering it down on your own right now is painful because we aren't set up that way.$1400 a month for both of us now due to recent events. I know England is a bit buggered but I feel very very homesick. That's more than my rent was when I lived there last.
Don't think I'm slagging America off, I wouldn't have moved here otherwise.Yup. Hammering it down on your own right now is painful because we aren't set up that way.
It should be a tiered system where people pay based on risk and usage.
Yup. Hammering it down on your own right now is painful because we aren't set up that way.
It should be a tiered system where people pay based on risk and usage.
Nothing is free.It should be free at the point.of use.
You guys are crazy
Nothing is free.
If you think it's free, you are crazy.
This is not something the politic about.
Modley over-stepped, it's more about everybody knowing that you wield the hammer than it is about driving the nail.Well fuck me. It got politicked about.
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https://www.washingtonpost.com/opin...s-him-fired-inside-ouster-capt-brett-crozier/
@conor mcgregor nut hugger
I don't want to keep messing up the coronavirus thread. I think it's important information thread.
so I'm posting it here and it does kind of have to do with politics.
This doesn't change my opinion that he is a justified removal. Another captain wrote a letter today in an opinion piece that states that a lot of the people cc'd aren't even in the Navy. That just further justifies my opinion that you have to remove the guy for breaking the chain of the command. You're stuck doing it.
But it looks like the Navy side wanted to get rid of him at a different time. He boned up the way he did it but they are trying to get their leaders to come forward with this kind of stuff up the chain. The worry is that now they won't do that either.
So justified removal but timing counterproductive.
Well it turns out that the Navy brass got overruled by the appointed civilian DODs.
That makes this removal look like or actually be an undue command influence.
I still think you have to remove the guy unless some new facts come to light. Ship was already in port and Navy already getting guys off the ship and testing people. There are public statements about it. They're in Guam. He lit them up in the middle of it in the most non-chain way possible. Enlisted will love this but it's not the right way.
But to give you a point, I'm really uncomfortable with the aspect that the only reason he was removed right now instead of later was civilian politics overriding command climate.
Did you see me drive that nail with my hammerModley over-stepped, it's more about everybody knowing that you wield the hammer than it is about driving the nail.
He's not letting this get resolved at the lowest level, he's fucking the Chain of Command from the top down...just like Crozier did from the bottom up.
Modley over-stepped, it's more about everybody knowing that you wield the hammer than it is about driving the nail.
He's not letting this get resolved at the lowest level, he's fucking the Chain of Command from the top down...just like Crozier did from the bottom up.
That's not why he fired Dice.
That's not why he fired Dice.
I met him once when I was a teenager before he moved to the States for his MTV show. True story.Thanks for this. That's absolutely hilarious and.
Tom Green has always been pretty funny to me and his various roles but he's really got great timing for a stand-up.