Never read the Biblical, TF has it got to do with me?
this post was submitted on 22 Jun 2025
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Which Bible? The Pimp’s Bible?
Nah… even Pimp Jesus would back hand this motherfucker
And then Pimp Jesus was chillin with his homies, as it was written by the playas,
Verily I say unto thee, let the motherfucker who says we don’t all deserve free universal healthcare,
Verily may he receive a back handed bitch slap across the face, not one time, but one time again for His dead homies, for this is pleasing unto Him,
I wish he had black lung instead of just his employees.
Awesome. But. It every job gets you healthcare benefits. And not every job pays enough to afford healthcare through ACA. So fuck off.
Edit: should read, “But not every job…”
I've worked hard labor, while either:
not being provided healcare (many chain stores keep you at 34-36 (I forgot the exact amount) hours a week so you are as close to full time as possible while still being technically part time, or they give you 10 hours a week, no bennies offered either way.)
being offered cheap healthcare that covers nothing with $9000 deductible,
and decent healthcare I couldn't afford, $80 a week, I was that broke (childcare+rent is like paying 2 rents), but still had the $5000 deductible and copays.
We work, and we still don't get healthcare.
Well, not federal anyway. My state does okay, but it is easy to be in the gap of not qualifying for state medical, yet still unable to afford employer insurance that may or may not cover necessary care.
I'm assuming that's a typo, and you don't really think every job has benefits.
iOS strikes again.
Biblically, tho.
Tell that to your lazy ass donors
…says the guy who's never worked for a living
He does not deserve Babydog.