I’m sorry but 10 mins in and it should be 3-0. Finally its 1-0 but it’s only been 10 minutes. Tunisia disrespecting England running at them full speed now they’re a goal behind.

Also how old are you? Are you male or female?

who is only guilty of wanting to provide you a better life and through no fault of your own they throw you into a strange facility in a strange country run by strange people and you are sick with worry about what they have done with your mother?

Money or love?

It all started when I was 12 and played call of duty (COD) for the first time. I instantly became addicted to it resulting in me getting very average grades in secondary school despite having a lot of potential. I was also very good at sport and could've potential gone professional, but video games drove me away from the passion completely. After secondary school, I didn't want to go to college, but did anyway to keep my parents happy and took subjects that I had no interest in. I left college after 5 months as was a completely failure in the tutors and my parents have never forgiven me for this. I remember that Christmas my mom asked me what I wanted and all I said was Monster energy drinks. She bought me a whole crate full of them and I would down one after another so I could game all night. I hated myself but I loved video games. I actually became good at COD and went to a gaming event back in 2015 and I was completely ridiculed due to being small and introvert. I have not played COD since then and I try to avoid people as much as possible since. Fast forward to 2018, and now I don't play video games but my life's a mess, **** job, **** pay, **** life, no passions, no hobbies, nothing. Why can't I just go back in time and fix my life when I was 16. Now everything's just fucked because I couldn't put the controller down. PS. my 21st birthday was hilarious, went for a meal with family I hadn't seen for a while, and seeing the looks on their faces when I told them about me.

Best answer: One of the few things Libbers are consistent on is their habitual overestimation of themselves .

Best answer: Of course, indeed,

Best answer: The US spends far more on its healthcare than most other nations on the planet. In the UK, not only do you not have any hospital bills nor do you have to pay for medical insurance, but the taxes spent by the UK government per capita on healthcare is actually slightly less than what the US government spends on healthcare per capita.

This is a trend we see all over the world. Government with universal healthcare spend far less, despite their healthcare system covering everybody, while in the US it covers a very small amount of people.

The mechanisms that cause this are pretty well understood.

Healthcare is a coercive industry. You either pay for healthcare or you die. It's not subject to the same free market forces most industries are. It's estimated that 45,000 people die in the US due to lack of healthcare. Since healthcare is a necessity, most people will pay for it, even if they drive the prices sky high. You have no choice.

The US pays three times as much for the same medication as the UK does. Literally the same exact bottle of pills costs us three times as much. Corporations know people who need it will die if they don't have it, so they jack up the prices.

Sure, some people eventually will simply be unable to pay and will stop paying. In the US that number hovers around 10%, or a little more than 30 million people who are uninsured. But when you're jacking up prices 10% isn't a big deal, because you're tripling your income on that 90%.

When you take the coercion out of healthcare, prices come down. The government can negotiate prices.

Free market forces simply don't work when coercion is involved.