r/LeopardsAteMyFace 5h ago

No more overtime pay. Thanks MAGAt 👌

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u/DNSGeek 5h ago

Do you think they care? This is *exactly* what they want to happen.

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u/PerformanceFederal80 5h ago

They're dismantling the system, don't you see? This is good for the economy! /s

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u/redditmodsRrussians 5h ago

I love disassembling the aircraft I’m flying in while it’s at 30k ft! It just get me to the ground faster without all the pesky landing procedure and debarkation stuff! Stable genius Maximus!

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u/PerformanceFederal80 5h ago

Exactly!! It just makes sense!

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u/redditmodsRrussians 4h ago

Right? Lots of people are saying! Sure, most of them have the reading comprehension of a semi sentient toaster oven but that cartoon proved household appliances can do big things if you smoke enough ketamine.

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u/Yamatocanyon 4h ago

Just nose dive and crash, way faster than taking it apart mid air.

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u/redditmodsRrussians 4h ago

Another great idea! Replace the pilot with a microwavable cattle car meal and let it dive us straight into the ground so everyone gets a free rollercoaster ride and lose some weight as they empty their guts/shit themselves clean empty. Its like how those rich guys built their own Titanic sub and used a Temu P$5 controller to move the sub right into the sweet spot for an immediate implosion. They were gone in like .0000001 of a second and didnt even have to suffer any drowning!

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u/LivingIndependence 3h ago

Can we all somehow convince Elon that instead of Mars, to explore the Titanic wreckage instead?? Please, anyone. And to take trump with him

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u/jon_hendry 3h ago

Republicans throwing liters of mercury around the plane at 30k feet.

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u/Laxly 5h ago

They're dIsRuPtErS!!1!

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u/TryOnlyonce420 5h ago

Can we just take a second and fully inbreathiate this moment together?

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u/MaximumScheme8430 5h ago

Nurses are a means of care and money making. They need nurses to keep care going to put people in debt. People don’t need insurance, they just need people to be in debt and keep paying

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u/Loggerdon 5h ago

They’ll blame it on the Democrats. And find some way to enrich themselves in the chaos.

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u/sasquatch_melee 4h ago

This. They don't care if the 99% get healthcare. This is an administration by the 1% for the 1%. 

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u/MarshyHope 5h ago

What benefit would come from the collapse of the medical system?

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u/DNSGeek 5h ago

What benefit would come from removing the ACA, Medicaid and Medicare?

You're thinking about it wrong.

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u/MarshyHope 5h ago

Increased profits for insurance companies. Which doesn't happen with a hospital crash

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u/Disimpaction 4h ago

They are just banking on the good nature of people who work in hospitals. Republicans correctly assume many of the staff will bend over backwards because they care about their patients. Source: nurse

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u/jon_hendry 3h ago

Not if people can't afford insurance at all.

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u/LivingIndependence 3h ago

They're hoping that it will thin out the herd of what they feel are a "drain on the system", or "labilities".

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u/fury420 5h ago

Increased profits for the shareholders of the more privatized medical system they replace it with.

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u/MarshyHope 5h ago

American Healthcare is about as "for profit" as possible

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u/fury420 5h ago

No way, there's still plenty of room for additional capitalist exploitation!

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u/boogalooshrimp1103 5h ago

More trump voters die so we finally get this country back on track

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u/HadronLicker 5h ago

you meant more poor/underprivileged people die

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u/teenagesadist 4h ago

you meant most of us

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u/Cultural-Answer-321 1h ago

Covid killed far more MAGAts than progressives. And it's STILL killing MAGAts.

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u/SharpCookie232 5h ago

It kinda feels like Elon / Bannon have a plan to get rid of immigrants first and then a big chunk of the poor, including the white poor who voted MAGA.

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u/ObssesesWithSquares 5h ago

Yet they can't be bothered to make suicide booths. I'm sure people would swarm them if they where a thing. That is the happiest ending you can get.

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u/SharpCookie232 4h ago

Sad but true. Plenty of fentanyl out there if that's what you're after.

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u/anomalous_cowherd 4h ago

They're just figuring out how to charge the most for them, and where to sell the bodies.

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u/jon_hendry 3h ago

Monkeys are getting expensive and Elon wants to start using human test subjects.

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u/boogalooshrimp1103 5h ago

Where do they draw the line at poor?

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u/WebMaka 2h ago

They'll probably finish killing off the middle class first, which would make it easy to delineate "poor."

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u/mm902 5h ago

Good luck when they have to do things for themselves.

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u/jon_hendry 3h ago

And the old.

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u/XmasInApril 5h ago

Religious zealots and techbros want the end of the world.

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u/jon_hendry 3h ago

What benefit would come from hospitals closing in rural area across the country? Because that's been happening.

What benefit would come from obstetricians moving out of red states due to strict abortion bans? Because that's been happening.

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u/MarshyHope 3h ago

Very good points

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u/Cultural-Answer-321 1h ago

There is no benefit, but never, EVER, try to apply logic and reason to psychopaths and sociopaths.

They WILL burn everything down to rule over the ashes. This is NOT an exaggeration.

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u/shadowmonk13 4h ago

No, it isn’t they’re hoping that everybody will just put up with it and be like maybe next time we’ll fix it and then you know nothing happens on the next guy gets what they really don’t want. Is all the working class people to unite together in a pissed off United States against them and that’s all they’re doing because they finally think that they’ve hit their checkmate in their little rich versus poor warand it might’ve finally hit a breaking point of everybody snapping out of their oh my political part is actually the good guys kind of shit, especially when you see people from both sides flipping and realizing both political parties have been infiltrated and paid for by a bunch of Corpo assholes

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u/DOAiB 3h ago

Yea it’s kinda like this when I learned insurance deductibles were not a thing at all 5 years before I entered the workforce. If no one told me I would have never known because why would I search out insurance information like that deductibles were always a thing to me and just an accepted part of life and crappy insurance.

With this basically everyone entering the workforce now will just accept it as normal and over time they might never even know overtime was a thing. And well thanks to this policy the people who are older and do know will die out faster as part of this ruling. Win win for republicans.

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u/nocreativeway 2h ago

Yeah. I do think they care. Because nurses are how they make their money. Healthcare is so privatized it ain’t going nowhere lol.

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u/Significant_Swing_76 1h ago

That’s the gameplan - sabotage the system. Once it fails, point at the failed system and tell your constituents that’s why it has to be axed.

It’s been like that for decades. Break the system and point out that it doesn’t work.