Fashionable foreigners exposing Ohioans to new culinary experiences

[TimHauck 2,444]

8 minutes ago, shadrap said:

try going to an emergency room in the Phoenix area with a broken arm.  You Might get in within 2 hours.  Illegals without insurance compromise roughly 60% of those waiting.  probably more.

Did you check all of their insurance information?

[jonnyutah 223]

37 minutes ago, TimHauck said:

Hey @jonnyutah, here’s a guy that probably does need to be investigated, not the mayor.

Apparently the CEO of a staffing agency dependent on Haitians, and owns 40+ rentals under the name “Ten Enterprises”:

https://jewishjournal.com/commentary/opinion/375011/feds-and-state-ag-investigate-an-alleged-human-trafficking-empire-run-in-springfield-ohio/

King george

[jonnyutah 223]

3 minutes ago, TimHauck said:

12 minutes ago, shadrap said:

try going to an emergency room in the Phoenix area with a broken arm.  You Might get in within 2 hours.  Illegals without insurance compromise roughly 60% of those waiting.  probably more.

Did you check all of their insurance information?

He did. We worked together actually. There were a few we couldnt check, so thats why he said probably more, but we forgot the Portuguese translator that week we surveyed.  

 

[shadrap 164]

10 minutes ago, TimHauck said:

Did you check all of their insurance information?

Doctor, I saw told me.

[TimHauck 2,444]

59 minutes ago, shadrap said:

Doctor, I saw told me.

What’s his or her name?  I’d like to report him/her for violating HIPAA

[Horseman 1,986]

14 minutes ago, TimHauck said:

What’s his or her name?  I’d like to report him for violating HIPAA

I'd like to report you for being a dullard, that's not violating HIPAA.   

[shadrap 164]

1 hour ago, TimHauck said:

What’s his or her name?  I’d like to report him/her for violating HIPAA

so I take it you don't believe me?   believe what you want but it is true.  AZ net outlay for illegal immigrants is 1 Billion per year for education, jail time & medical.  That is after taking into account their estimated taxes paid.  I can link if you want but you probably don't want it.  fine with me.

Net positive my as##

[TimHauck 2,444]

1 hour ago, Horseman said:

I'd like to report you for being a dullard, that's not violating HIPAA.   

How does it not?  If the doctor said something like “I see a lot of patients that are undocumented and don’t have health insurance,” that wouldn’t be a violation.  But pretty confident if he was specifically referring to people in the waiting area that would be.

[Fnord 1,664]

2 hours ago, shadrap said:

try going to an emergency room in the Phoenix area with a broken arm.  You Might get in within 2 hours.  Illegals without insurance compromise roughly 60% of those waiting.  probably more.

I live in a city about 2% the population of the Valley. Roughly 11% of them are foreign-born (we're quite white here). You'd consider yourself DAMN lucky to be seen within 3 hours at the ER. This is a problem everywhere and it speaks much more to America's approach to Healthcare than it does our immigration policies. 

[seafoam1 2,525]

3 minutes ago, Fnord said:

I live in a city about 2% the population of the Valley. Roughly 11% of them are foreign-born (we're quite white here). You'd consider yourself DAMN lucky to be seen within 3 hours at the ER. This is a problem everywhere and it speaks much more to America's approach to Healthcare than it does our immigration policies. 

You're ignorant. 

[shadrap 164]

1 minute ago, Fnord said:

I live in a city about 2% the population of the Valley. Roughly 11% of them are foreign-born (we're quite white here). You'd consider yourself DAMN lucky to be seen within 3 hours at the ER. This is a problem everywhere and it speaks much more to America's approach to Healthcare than it does our immigration policies. 

you let in roughly 10 million in 3 1/2 years and it exacerbates the problem immensely.  Wait times are one thing, but health care costs are another.  AZ net outlay for illegal immigrant incurred expenses are 1 Billion per year.

[shadrap 164]

6 minutes ago, Fnord said:

I live in a city about 2% the population of the Valley. Roughly 11% of them are foreign-born (we're quite white here). You'd consider yourself DAMN lucky to be seen within 3 hours at the ER. This is a problem everywhere and it speaks much more to America's approach to Healthcare than it does our immigration policies. 

so 5 years ago wait time was 1/2 hour & now it's 3 hours and it's our approach to healthcare?  nice deflection.

[Horseman 1,986]

23 minutes ago, TimHauck said:

How does it not?  If the doctor said something like “I see a lot of patients that are undocumented and don’t have health insurance,” that wouldn’t be a violation.  But pretty confident if he was specifically referring to people in the waiting area that would be.

Yeah I'm sure he gave him statistics specifically for the waiting room at that very moment.  JFC   

[Fnord 1,664]

30 minutes ago, shadrap said:

so 5 years ago wait time was 1/2 hour & now it's 3 hours and it's our approach to healthcare?  nice deflection.

No, the wait time has sucked forever, which was part of my point.

[shadrap 164]

9 minutes ago, Fnord said:

No, the wait time has sucked forever, which was part of my point.

well it sucks twice as bad as 4 years ago.

[Fnord 1,664]

1 minute ago, shadrap said:

well it sucks twice as bad as 4 years ago.

I believe you, but again, I think you're placing too much blame on immigration issues and nowhere near enough on the healthcare boondoggle in this country. 

[shadrap 164]

30 minutes ago, Fnord said:

I believe you, but again, I think you're placing too much blame on immigration issues and nowhere near enough on the healthcare boondoggle in this country. 

just curious what you think happened to healthcare in the last 4 years?  Less doctors?  What?

[TimHauck 2,444]

1 hour ago, Horseman said:

Yeah I'm sure he gave him statistics specifically for the waiting room at that very moment.  JFC   

I’m no lawyer but if he said “all” or even “most” I bet that would qualify

[Fnord 1,664]

Just now, shadrap said:

just curious what you think happened to healthcare in the last 4 years?  Less doctors?  What?

It's not just the last four years, sorry if it seemed as though that was the point I was trying to make. It's been a long, slow downward slide and the current trajectory is unsustainable. This link goes over some of it, and here was a quote that I noticed right away: 

From 1960 through 2013, health spending rose from $147 per person to $9,255 per person, an average annual increase of 8.1 percent. In comparison, per capita adjusted personal income was $2,267 in 1960, and in 2013 it reached $42,266, reflecting an average annual growth rate of 5.7 percent.  As overall health spending increased at a faster rate than personal income, household expenditures on health as a share of adjusted personal income grew from 4 percent in 1960 to 6 percent in 2013. 

Like all industries, healthcare is experiencing labor shortages. Between that and regulatory agencies creating and enforcing care standards, insurance companies refusing to pay for covered services and/or requiring approval for necessary procedures, for-profit medical centers basing care on margin vs. need, and medical supply companies engaging in profiteering (IMO), the whole sector is sitting on an eroding foundation. Covid was the cherry on top, wherein all of these concerns also then became political and combative (imagine being a nurse working a double because your replacement called in sick, doing your best to care for multiple ventilated patients while one or more of those patient's relatives is telling you you're a POS because Covid is "made up" -- and yes, that absolutely happened everywhere) and burnout rates skyrocketed. On a ROI basis, becoming a doctor is not a golden ticket to financial stability that it has long been considered due to exorbitant educational costs and a hyper competitive culture both in grad school and the marketplace.

Services, equipment, pharmaceuticals, and construction cost more, insurance companies pay less, regulations become more difficult to implement and adhere to, illnesses and afflictions become more complicated, and "the best" people are not going into medicine at the rate they used to. Meanwhile, Americans poison themselves with crappy food and want a pill to take care of the ailments caused by decades of neglect or misuse of their own bodies because changing their habits is too much work.

[shadrap 164]

1 hour ago, TimHauck said:

I’m no lawyer but if he said “all” or even “most” I bet that would qualify

he said most of the patients he treats in the emergency room are illegal and have no insurance.

[seafoam1 2,525]

2 minutes ago, shadrap said:

he said most of the patients he treats in the emergency room are illegal and have no insurance.

Timcack will never allow himself to see the truth. He's special that way. 

[lickin_starfish 1,782]

On 9/20/2024 at 10:08 AM, Tree of Knowledge said:

Great Trump Campaign Ad!!!

 

 

Somebody finally told her to cover up that grizzled old neck of hers.

[TimHauck 2,444]

20 minutes ago, shadrap said:

he said most of the patients he treats in the emergency room are illegal and have no insurance.

Ok so somewhere in between my 2 scenarios, probably a gray area.

But thanks for confirming you didn’t know whether or not the people in the waiting area had insurance or not.

[squistion 1,655]

https://x.com/kylegriffin1/status/1838335252323848361

"Why they gotta threaten the kids"

As the racist lies swirl around Springfield, parents, students, teachers, and local officials are contending with threats that have derailed the community’s schools just weeks into the academic year.

The city has seen dozens of threats in recent weeks — targeting schools, government buildings, hospitals and stores. https://politico.com/news/2024/09/22/springfield-haitians-trump-vance-schools-cats-dogs-00180340

[Hardcore troubadour 14,163]

All the threats thus far have been found to be a hoax. 

[Tree of Knowledge 1,430]

4 hours ago, squistion said:

https://x.com/kylegriffin1/status/1838335252323848361

"Why they gotta threaten the kids"

As the racist lies swirl around Springfield, parents, students, teachers, and local officials are contending with threats that have derailed the community’s schools just weeks into the academic year.

The city has seen dozens of threats in recent weeks — targeting schools, government buildings, hospitals and stores. https://politico.com/news/2024/09/22/springfield-haitians-trump-vance-schools-cats-dogs-00180340

Kyle Griffin is just salty Diddy caused a baby oil shortage.   

[Gepetto 1,192]

https://i.kym-cdn.com/entries/icons/original/000/051/282/alfcover.jpg

[squistion 1,655]

 

[seafoam1 2,525]

29 minutes ago, squistion said:

 

Says katie phang. 

[seafoam1 2,525]

Hey everyone!!! Katie phang says Trump is a meanie because he tells the truth!!! 

[shadrap 164]

14 hours ago, TimHauck said:

Ok so somewhere in between my 2 scenarios, probably a gray area.

But thanks for confirming you didn’t know whether or not the people in the waiting area had insurance or not.

your right, I didn't know.  Took the word of the doctor who works there.

[TimHauck 2,444]

19 minutes ago, shadrap said:

your right, I didn't know.  Took the word of the doctor who works there.

So you’re an illegal immigrant?

[squistion 1,655]

https://x.com/KatiePhang/status/1838642387083550788

In a fascinating legal move, the Haitian Bridge Alliance in Springfield, Ohio, filed criminal charges against Donald Trump and JD Vance based on their “baseless fearmongering” about Haitian immigrants eating neighbors’ pets.

In Ohio: private citizens can file an affidavit charging criminal offenses and the court must either issue an arrest warrant or refer it to the prosecuting attorney for investigation.

[TimHauck 2,444]

On 9/18/2024 at 2:57 PM, TimHauck said:

@jonnyutah thinks the Mayor bought properties surrounding an existing legitimate business so that he could be a slumlord, lololol

lol what an idiot @jonnyutah is

[Gepetto 1,192]

No one liked my picture of Alf getting ready to eat a living kitten hoagie, c'mon.

[Hardcore troubadour 14,163]

Imagine thinking that no Haitians ate any cats.  None at all. They just do that in Haiti. 

[jonnyutah 223]

5 hours ago, Hardcore troubadour said:

Imagine thinking that no Haitians ate any cats.  None at all. They just do that in Haiti. 

50% of Haitians would eat feces in a milisecond if some woman with chicken bones and blood told them they had to.

Why do people think the dominican republic told the UN to piss off and that they werent going to stop throwing the haitians back over the wall.  

But, but, but this one guy in a video said he wants 30 more! 

Its no different than with the hamastanians. Everybody next door knows exactly what kind of people they are dealing with. Thats why they refuse to let them in and will shoot them if they try. 

Haitians cant even farm and fish. They literally eat dirt. 

They burned 60 tons of seed because they were too stupid to grow it. 

Countless charities work round the clock there and nothing ever changes. 

Importing haitians is almost as dumb as letting hauck anywhere near kids. 

 

 

[TimHauck 2,444]

3 hours ago, jonnyutah said:

50% of Haitians would eat feces in a milisecond if some woman with chicken bones and blood told them they had to.

Why do people think the dominican republic told the UN to piss off and that they werent going to stop throwing the haitians back over the wall.  

But, but, but this one guy in a video said he wants 30 more! 

Its no different than with the hamastanians. Everybody next door knows exactly what kind of people they are dealing with. Thats why they refuse to let them in and will shoot them if they try. 

Haitians cant even farm and fish. They literally eat dirt. 

They burned 60 tons of seed because they were too stupid to grow it. 

Countless charities work round the clock there and nothing ever changes. 

Importing haitians is almost as dumb as letting hauck anywhere near kids. 

 

 

So you believe this about the Haitians that came here, yet still think the mayor is “packing them in” (your words) in properties directly adjacent to his business?  Do you realize how hypocritical that sounds?

[TimHauck 2,444]

I do think it’s worth noting that numerous social media rage farmers went to Springfield and none that I saw were able to get any evidence of the Haitians being anything but respectful. Tyler Oliveira interviewed several, even asked them if they ate cats and they all just laughed it off and often seem confused that he was even asking the question. Of course it wasn’t hard for him to find rednecks calling the Haitians “sand monkeys,” or refusing to say that neo-Nazis were bad.

[The Real timschochet 5,232]

https://www.nbcnews.com/news/amp/rcna172555

Love this, really hope Trump and Vance face prison time for what they’ve done here.