It should.

Remember when I asked you 16 times if you'd be a part of an upcoming covid vaccine trial because you were "so sure of the science" only to admit you won't because you have "friends in the field".

Stay humble

Sorry you couldn't get into the college you wanted to man, it must really chafe all these years later.

I also never said I won't get the covid boosters because I know people at pfizer? I just said I've worked on clin trials and know people at pfizer.

This is definitely a problem with Obamacare and not a problem with Republican governors refusing the medicaid expansion that came with Obamacare, would have saved the states a ton of money, and would have covered those people.

Y'all are really dumb sometimes. Republicans intentionally harmed their own citizens just for spite and you're blaming it on Obamacare.

Holy shit I'd love to read your admission essay.

seems like this should get overturned near instantly in the supreme court and end up just being perfect campaign material for trump heh

Im sure 95% of conservatives have a similar story

Colorado liberals aren't known for their wisdom

But isn't that how socialized medicine works though?

Anyway, if you think this is a poor system, what would you do to make it better/more workable?

But it's not just him though. In your country, students of color get a leg up at college admission just for being a racial minority. This is widely known.

So would I. A lot changes in 16 years.



I was using it as an example of a "real world experience" because up until that point in my life I thought I'd been treated fairly. Then when I saw how minorities/blacks got college for free even with terrible academic records that was one of the first times in my life where I was like, "That doesn't make sense".

Dude I don't care if you know people at Phizer? wtf? I said will you become a volunteer in the next Covid vaccine trial and be injected as a test subject. You never responded? I said it was a simple yes or no? Here we are months later...