Corruption is Legal in America
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You're seeing it in the Trump (presumed) nomination. Its happening in states more and more with "outsiders" and a citizenry that is rejecting incumbents and at least speaking more loudly about term limits and the Gongressional Golden Parachutes in retirement. The funny part is that people are more and more aware of these problems, becoming more angry about them, but you put forth some one like a Trump, and they go "oh no we can't have THAT!"...or vote the incumbents, again, it's all very interesting and aggravating.
So according to this video, it's a huge cycle that supports the desires of the so called 10%. The two major political parties in this country talk a great game on how 'different' they are, when regardless of political rhetoric, the end result is the same because there are multiple ways of achieving the same end result. Some of those ideas sound remarkably Democrat, while others support a Republican ideology. The means is irrelevant and is used to condition people that they have a say. The end result is what matters. There are multiple, often very different ways of achieving the same end result. It's all about giving the people the illusion of control. Interesting video. Probably a lot of truth to it.
PAUL-E
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Yeah lot of areas of government are corrupt
did you know if you are injured and you have a medical diagnosis from a specialist that's supported by other doctors and your insurance sends you to an "Independent Medical Exam" that usually takes around 10min and doctors usually get paid around $1,500 or more and the IME DR disagrees the insurance has the legal right to stop paying for your prescriptions DR's appointments covering loss wages and if the IME DR disagrees with your restrictions your employer can legally stop offering you work within your restrictions. trust me I know 1st hand.
did you know if you are injured and you have a medical diagnosis from a specialist that's supported by other doctors and your insurance sends you to an "Independent Medical Exam" that usually takes around 10min and doctors usually get paid around $1,500 or more and the IME DR disagrees the insurance has the legal right to stop paying for your prescriptions DR's appointments covering loss wages and if the IME DR disagrees with your restrictions your employer can legally stop offering you work within your restrictions. trust me I know 1st hand.
Nelson Vergel
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