Banter I don't like...

[C_S_B]

Getting weed smoke in my eyeball

 

[Locket44]

Late nights followed by early mornings

 

[Harthacnut]

Early morning starts

 

[FiveKnuckleShuffle]

Beer that's been cold then hot then cold again

 

[BunnyBeeHope]

Not being able to sleep

 

[SamlightIsBack]

Dreaming of bacon and beer when I’m trying to sleep! That is cruel and unusual punishment!!!

 

[SarcasticSadie]

More things than usual

 

[RiverRain]

People who constantly quote Wikipedia as though it is factually correct 100% of the time.

 

[Locket44]

Squeaky unstable chairs

 

[Stanthropical]

People not pulling their weight at work. 'Fuck outta, lazy asshole.

 

[Locket44]

Bickering

 

[BunnyBeeHope]

Not being able to exercise

 

[shambles925]

Coming into work on a Saturday to get a particular job done and being let down by an outside agency

 

[EmmaJay]

Forgetting to warm my car up on cold mornings.

 

[RiverRain]

Hypocrisy that is so blinding you have to put sunglasses on.

 

[Locket44]

The giant bug that was in my bathroom that I can't even find online

 

[BunnyBeeHope]

Not really the place for such serious topics, but the amount of pain and blood on the hands of the current American administration makes me sick.

Impact Dashboard https://share.google/Dy53PcA2eSQk3SCjF

Just an example of what greed does. An estimated death total of 600,000 (2/3 of children) from USaid cuts

 

[Stanthropical]

Not really the place for such serious topics, but the amount of pain and blood on the hands of the current American administration makes me sick.

Impact Dashboard https://share.google/Dy53PcA2eSQk3SCjF

Just an example of what greed does. An estimated death total of 600,000 (2/3 of children) from USaid cuts

There's absolutely no way that's accurate or 100% attributable to policy changes.

There isn't a portal directly tracking impact of funding cuts by individual cases. It's just not possible across the vastness of U.S., including numerous health networks and other sources for reporting.

The only, more reliable, not up-to-date source:
https://www.cdc.gov/nchs/fastats/deaths.htm

This would be a good discussion for politics forum:
https://www.freechatnow.com/forum/#discussion.8

It seems like reporting is relied on from publications using projected figures, not real data:

 

[EmmaJay]

Silence

 

[BunnyBeeHope]

There's absolutely no way that's accurate or 100% attributable to policy changes.

There isn't a portal directly tracking impact of funding cuts by individual cases. It's just not possible across the vastness of U.S., including numerous health networks and other sources for reporting.

The only, more reliable, not up-to-date source:
https://www.cdc.gov/nchs/fastats/deaths.htm

This would be a good discussion for politics forum:
https://www.freechatnow.com/forum/#discussion.8

It seems like reporting is relied on from publications using projected figures, not real data:

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It does explain in detail how the numbers are estimated per disease if you click the methodology section.
Either way whatever the numbers, any cuts to healthcare is shit