Mamdani: Maybe don’t genocide people.

Leaders: How dare you say that!

You’re not making inferences, you’re making assumptions, and there’s a massive difference.

LOL what? Where did I say it was someone’s moral obligation to vote for him, or any of the other things you’re claiming I’m doing? I asked a question and you’re hallucinating worse than a bad AI bot.

I never said I supported him, you’re making generalizations. I asked who you thought was a better option, and you don’t want to seem to answer that.

Cool reply. I know you’re not the OP, but who do you think was the better option?

Who was the better option?

So right now I’m seeing 8 down votes. Do people think this is actually a popular opinion? Or is it like reddit and people don’t understand what this sub is?

Every time I see a headline like this I think, “He’s not really…fuck yes he is, it’s literally what he’s doing!”

The median price of a home in the U.S. is about $460,000.

Let’s say by some miracle someone is able to put 20% down to avoid PMI so the cost is now $368,000. On a 7% 30 year loan your monthly payments will be $2,448/month.

So if those darn Gen Z would stop spending $80, literally every day, at Starbucks, they could afford a home.

People that say shit like this are wealthy enough to be completely out of touch with reality.

The GoFundMe CEO hopes younger donors, who are often more values-driven, digitally native, and community-oriented, will push giving higher and faster.

He doesn’t want the bad situation to get better, just make his company more money.

General public: I’m going to make wild assumptions about something I don’t know anything about, and also spend 0 time verifying if my assumptions are correct.

https://www.hipaajournal.com/hipaa-explained/

The first paragraph:

The Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act (HIPAA) is an Act passed in 1996 that primarily had the objectives of enabling workers to carry forward healthcare insurance between jobs, prohibiting discrimination against beneficiaries with pre-existing health conditions, and guaranteeing coverage renewability multi-employer health insurance plans.

Much like the mass shootings in the U.S., there’s literally no solution for this. /s