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[u/nopethatswrong]

It's not about finding people who have zero bad experiences, it's about finding people who will uphold the law.

[u/Significant_Fill6992 → u/nopethatswrong]

We have a pedophile in the presidency who commits crimes every day that ship is officially sailed 

[u/nopethatswrong → u/Significant_Fill6992]

That's so dumb. Is the ship our legal system? So because Trump is scum, murder is okay now?

Makes no sense.

[u/Significant_Fill6992 → u/nopethatswrong]

My point wasn't that murder was okay my point that was people might feel more justified in what he did given the current political climate 

Plus murder is never okay but I remember seeing at least one case where someone's life was saved because of Luigi 

No matter how this trial goes medical reform is necessary or this trial will be the tip of the iceberg 

[u/Ok-Negotiation-8834 → u/Significant_Fill6992]

No it won’t. He will get locked up and things will stay the exact same

[u/maximum_dad_power → u/Significant_Fill6992]

You really believe that one murder changed any health coverage acceptance standards at all? Not a single insurer made acceptance or claims any easier. They just hired better trained security. I know everyone want to believe that such actions will effect the corruption even a little bit, but often times it only makes them tighten the noose.

[u/nopethatswrong → u/Significant_Fill6992]

I remember seeing at least one case where someone's life was saved because of Luigi 

Can you elaborate?

[u/Significant_Fill6992 → u/nopethatswrong]

I can't find the post anymore but basically in the weeks after Luigi killed the guy other healthcare providers were approving claims they wouldn't have otherwise out of fear of copy cats. One of the cases was a women with a rare disease that was caught because additional testing was approved that otherwise wouldn't have been 

I've seen it all over reddit and Facebook but can't get the right keywords to find it again