Serious question. Are people still really on Facebook?

Absolutely unconscionable. These are our countrymen and women.

People need to stop glorifying this guy, he is a deranged and radicalized murderer. That said, with so many of us unbothered by this vengeance, including myself, we should be focused on the renewed attention on our health insurance system writ large and talking about the ways it needs to change.

We don't have a journalism apparatus. We have corporate "news" media/entertainment. They're all owned by the rich, and their bottom line is profits. They have no obligation to do anything but create deflective outrage, while they make money for their shareholders.

This sounds amazing.

It has brought attention to the corruption and craven profiteering of the health insurance industry. That's always a good thing to draw attention toward.

UnitedHealthcare denies 32% of claims compared to the industry average of 16%. Thompson took over as CEO in April of 2021. In 2019, the insurance provider’s initial denial rate for post-acute care prior authorization requests was 8.7%; by 2022, it had increased to 22.7%. This guy killed people.

He would win the hater's ball every year.

Anyone know what kind of mushroom this is?

Turkey Tail! Great for boiling into a tea and mixing into a smoothie. Lots of health benefits.

Same as the flu. Airborne/droplets.

Sadly, it's both sides of the aisle. While Democrats will claim that we need Universal Healthcare, they'll still vote against it because they live under the constant threat of these companies lobbying huge dollars behind an opponent to kick them out of office.

In America, over 60,000 people die annually because they can't afford to see a doctor. 1 in 4 cancer patients go bankrupt or lose their home. I myself personally know someone that died at 25 years old from untreated testicular cancer because he was afraid to go to a doctor until it was too late.

These are beautiful! Your use of light with paper is stunning. Is this physical paper or a digital rendering?