Buddy 2:08 You all had 2 officers lost by a mad man on his property not even 1 year ago... i can name a lot more. also, 3dprinting isnt stoppable.. and yes it was printed himself.. i know the topic
Yea look bad stuff happens, jimmy bought silver, i tried to amuse a woman in kmart with a "elvis pose stance fart" and followed through, now i need dacks AND a $7 kettle........ couldnt very well stand in the queue after that could i? Cookin a colon bromlette in me strides. Ive said too much. As you were.
This event has shooketh me to my core. No one should ever get treated like Bryan Thompson! I hope no one inflicts ANY violence ever against the following individuals, who do so much for our world and society: - Agustin Carstens - Ursula VonDerLeyen - Peter Thiel - Elon Husk - Larry Fink - George Soros and his lovely son. - Kelly Ortberg - Dave Calhoun - Albert Bourla - Bill Gates - Dave Ricks - Stephane Bancel - Belazel Machlis - Luke Savole - Marylin Hewson - James Taiclet - Christopher Calio - Gregory J. Hayes - Pascal Soriot - Ricardo Rafael Suárez - Werner Baumann - Bill Anderson - Hugh Grant (not the actor) - Rupert Murdoch - Lachlan Murdoch - Ana Botín - Jes Staley - Nigel Higgins - C.S. Venkatakrishnan - Juan Luis Cebrián - Howard Lutnick - Barbara Marx Hubbard - Noah Yuval Harari - Ajay Banga - David Robert Malpass - Wilbur Ross - Janet Yellen - Steve Mnuchin - Lior Div - Saar Wilf - Aviv Cohen - Bradley Halverson - Miguel Gutiérrez - Emiliano Kargieman - Reid Hoffman - Nicole Junkermann - Marcos Galperin - Eduardo Elzstain - Giancarlo Devasini - Paolo Ardoino - Peter Knez - Eli Beer - Rodrigo Veloso
I am an American diabetic who has been having absolute hell trying to get my medication since having to switch to United Healthcare after changing jobs. Two days after the assassination, my prior authorization FINALLY went through.
For the non-Americans, a prior-authorization is when your doctor prescribes a medication they believe you require, your insurance then says they won’t cover it because you don’t require this medication, and then your doctor has to write them a letter saying “I’m a doctor, they need this medication”🙃. United healthcare uses AI to deny claims so basically everything a doctor may say you need your insurance will then require your doctor to write a letter saying you need it.
Oh, and if it’s a treatment or medication which requires prior authorization you cannot get it covered unless you get the letter BEFORE receiving the medication/treatment. This means you may need to delay your medication or treatment, as well as possibly needing additional appointments for $100-$200+ a pop
Just you wait until these CEOs start hiring private security and cost that out to the company... double the claims will be rejected. People are rising up against the wrong people. Nobody should target the CEOs, they will just be replaced or hire armed security. Get angry at your politicians and government. They are the ultimate cause of your health care mess. Also, very glad to hear you got what you need 👍 I hope the delay didn't cause you too many issues.
Back in 2016, the lady from my parents' congregation who used to babysit my sister and I was at the end of a difficult pregnancy and her son was born about ten days early. That's not a huge problem nowadays, he just had to spend a few days in the NICU. HIS SECOND DAY ON EARTH THE NURSE WHO HAD BEEN ON DUTY FOR 16 HOURS OVER FED HIM AND BURST HIS INTESTINES!!!! He was rushed into surgery but only lived another 2 days, thanks to a massive infection. Afterwards the hospital tried to bill the insurance EIGHTY THOUSAND DOLLARS for the baby they killed which their insurance UNC refused to cover BC THE FAMILY HADN'T GIVEN THEM HIS SOCIAL SECURITY NUMBER AND INSTEAD LET THE BILL GO TO COLLECTIONS!!!! THIS WOMEN WAS ABSOLUTELY DESTROYED OVER LOSING HER BABY AND THE DAY AFTER HIS FUNERAL SHE STARTED GETTING PHONE CALLS FROM DEBT COLLECTORS! The hospital had also tried to get her to sign a pathetically small settlement when her husband was at work (yup couldn't take any more time off work or he'd risk losing that amazing healthcare coverage 🙄) that wouldn't even cover what she'd spent on her healthcare to have the baby they killed, much less anything's else. That's why everyone cheered the death of this evil man. Same if had been the CEO of a hospital chain.
Aussie here 3 years ago I had a pregnancy with a condition called Placenta Previa Acreata. Basically the placenta attaches itself to the bottom of the womb blocking the birth canal and poses a huge risk of rupture which is a life threatening situation, aka similar seriousness of bleeding that of cutting your jugular or femoral artery. Aka 15 mins to death. Unconsciousness to brain dead in 10-12. So the birth needs to be a C section with a hysterectomy, to stop the hemorrhaging. However the more complex part is the separating where the placenta has grown into/attached. In most cases it's just the womb/ embryonic sac, vaginal walls. And in less fortunate situations like mine, the bladder and parental unknown areas due to both Ultrasounds, and MRI were unable to clearly tell what they were expecting beforehand. Now I had literally a room full of obstetricians, radiologists, anaesthesiologist, Trauma team for the blood recovery/recycling machine and urologists. There was 8 of the best Drs in South Australia. All hashing out the delivery...when, where, who, what, before informing us of the time, day, location. (We knew that the likelyhood of having to change to a different hospital due to them having the better facilities for this kind of surgery. Now once we went over the procedure, were explained the whole process, what to expect, etc and of course risk factors etc. Most cases is baby born prematurely at 34-36 weeks. Baby is fine besides standard premature baby health eg, lungs need steroids to promote them developing completely. And birth weight brought upto full term size. Baby is no more at risk than any other C section, premature birth. Extremely low mortality rate. Mother's mortality rate, is 13% but that is an average including old data from when we didn't have the technology and experience we have now It's more about 5 to 7%. This Average is the same in UK, France, Germany. Canada The USA however.... Although they have the equipment and knowledge. They have a maternal mobility rate similar to 3rd world countries. With 30 to 45% only using recent 15-20 years of data. The 45% is typically People of colour or Hispanic who have a lowered recovery rate. But that is a huge % for a Wealthy and medically well equipped country. They also have ample supply of donor blood, unlike the other countries who have similar % Now considering I had the best of the best Drs fighting over who gets to do the procedure, A whole room full of the best of each field. It took the Dr.. an extra 5.5hrs and 5lts of blood 3.5 ltd of my own Blood recycled and 2lts of donor to stop the bleeding and remove the uterus and ruptured placenta. 9 days post op, including my own room (ICU then on ward, in the acute recovery room opposite the nurses) Plus several appointments for wound care and check up afterwards. Plus 8 weeks of NICU for my son. Cost me $0 In the USA... It would cost about the same as a family home. Just for a normal C section. I cannot believe they actually charge the mother $350 to hold the baby for a very brief moment after the initial check over, wipe down and attach heart/breathing rate monitor sensor pads/ and wrapping them up. It's literally 1 to 2 mins or less, due to the urgency of the mother needing to be put full under full Anaesthesia for the rest of the surgery instead of just the spinal epidural for the birth. That's also not a standard American procedure, being conscious for the birth and having the father/birth partner present. That is a extra expense and "privilege" That is added into the costs. Then there is the cost of the baby's care in NICU. The most expensive costs out of all the countries with the lowest positive outcome and overall experience. Unreal
As an American, they made sure to punish peaceful protests, ignore reform and make the cruelty of CEOs legal, so there are very few options left for real change.
Most cohesive take I've read so far. It's too bad however that the CEOs of public companies are employees. They're subject to the limits of authority as defined by the board of directors who in turn represent the investors' expectations that the company will maximise the returns on their investments. IMO nobody should have been put in his position in the first place. He's a scapegoat for the system and a victim of murder. That said I have not looked into what might have been in his limited power to prevent this from happening... High pay comes with high risks/responsibility in balancing the interests of many stakeholders.
As an American, I'm much more okay with CEO's living in constant, unabated fear of random acts of violence than us citizens who simply are trying to survive. God Bless the USA though right?
US citizen here. I would very much like to copy paste many elements of your society onto ours. As far as attacks getting more focused, I don't know, but I will say that there is likely not a more popular man in America than the United Assassin. But not a hollow dancing popularity. More like he is everyone's favorite cousin. I think it may come as a shock to many Americans, as we start to realize that those in power here, should be far more afraid of us than we are of them. The anger may finally be going vertical instead of horizontal.
I would also highlight that this assassination actually changed insurance coverage policies that likely would have killed people. So, you know, it worked. Things rarely work like that.
@@jazzman7842 From what I understand another insurer was set to implement a policy where if your surgery ran longer than projected they would not cover the cost of the anaesthetic neccessary to complete the procedure. After the shooting they halted the implementation of this policy.
Not something anyone should be cheering for. Vertical also has a down option too. Randoms getting mistaken for someone else. Are we all to shrug our shoulders and say "cannot make an omelete without breaking a few eggs"?. People should not be condoning this. Because this will happen. Cause these nuts are not rational. They function on rage.
The Mexico/US border at San Diego has a dedicated medical lane for people going from US to Mexico for medical treatment. There’s so many horror stories for people being denied medical insurance for cancer and life saving surgeries after they have been paying faithfully for years to the insurance company. Also Finland has the best practice for helping homeless people get into housing and they say if they have somewhere to live it’s obviously far easier to find work with a homebase. Even Australia does have a growing homelessness crisis.
Pick me up some Vyvanse and Estradiol while you're there. They just dont have my ADHD meds at all for weeks, and docs would only give me 1/3 of the estrogen my body needs.
He’s pretty much jordies, but instead of a UA-cam channel he’s got a suppressed pistol. If you read any of the comments on any content related to this, there’s a grand total of 3 people who are upset (on the entire internet). From a psychological and sociological pov, the guy has made the western world break bad with his character evolutions, just like Brian C did. - he makes you love the bad guy. What’s even more interesting, is how spooked all governments and titans of industry are. I mean, yes one expects them all to be very concerned. But they legitimately know that if they don’t make an example out of him, 10 others will step forward. Talk about a rock and a hard place for investors. If they find him and prosecute, the public will make him a martyr and lose even more confidence
@@Charlie1776_that wat u tell ur prison inmate pals as they plow u and laugh at ur social media comments that got u imprisoned by the Aussie government?
We've found a uniquely American solution to a uniquely American problem. I think we need to continue solving these problems because it got the other insurance to back down from not paying for anesthesia if our surgeries go on for too long. And weirdly, our insurance is suddenly giving full coverage!
What I think is astounding is the amount of Republicans who are mad at Matt Walsh and Ben Shapiro and all these other talkingheads that are defending the CEO? They're so in up their own @r$e that they can't figure out THEY are the ones who are inconsistent, instead of someone like Matt Walsh? How are you gonna defend every amoral billionaire EXCEPT the healthcare CEO?
On your question about "Why is there a lot of politically motivated violence in America lately and less random killings?": There are still random shootings, you just don't hear about it because it's not national headlines anymore. After 25 years of what seems like a school shooting every year, we are numb and apathetic. Political violence gets broadcasted because we're used to the random killings, and now more Americans are invested in politics than ever, not to mention the divide in attitudes across the political spectrum here regarding these shootings. The hard right loves political violence unless it's their own guy getting shot at. They openly train militias and want to overthrow the government and replace it with a theocratic dictatorship, but they keep winning elections so if they rise up against institutions, they are just hurting their own politicians. All the centrists care about is money so they have no idea why everyone else is angry when they keep winning in crypto, stocks, or whatever glorified casino they are into, and if they aren't winning they gaslight themselves into thinking that everything is fine and it's actually really cool and good that they are down thousands. They pearl clutch at violence, but don't really care and just vote for whichever party wasn't in office. The hard left ALSO wants a revolution but struggles to organize. Across the spectrum, there's a general feeling of hopelessness regarding elections. Everyone knows politicians are bought and paid for. They don't even try to hide it anymore.
It feels like we are all NPCs in a game where the player has gotten totally sick of playing it. So, now they're bored they have turned on all the disasters, wars, fire, cranked the difficulty to stupidly impossible and let it all burn 😃 Great content, keep up the good work!
It’s okay to praise the Medicare in this country however I don’t see any criticism of the removal of bulk billing from majority of family doctors over the pandemic and also Medicare/bulk billing removed their cover for mental health appointments over the pandemic. THEY REMOVED MENTAL HEALTH CARE DURING A TIME WHEN IT WAS NEEDED THE MOST. It hasn’t returned either to the way it was. We keep heading down this road and in a couple decades we will be America mate or at least have similar healthcare.
Bulk billing is a choice of the provider not the government; racgp has been doing its internal push of you don't earn enough thus increase your prices after both federal governments froze the mbs payment indexation. Racgp has been saying how financially hard it is for gps, whilst increasing there membership fees to the point of having an ever increasing surplus. They need to get rid of gp corporates and go back to owner operator style practices, bulk billing will then start to increase again.
"It’s okay to praise the Medicare in this country" - No, it really isn't... Inefficient, unsustainable, overburdened and incredibly expensive and that's before you take into account that Medicare is the hinge pin of socialist creep, along with the rest of the welfare state.
@@maxd5007 - Tony Abbott froze medicare payments - the costs kept rising and doctors had to recover those somehow. This is 100% government caused. Medicare used to cover it all, then Abbot wanted to charge a $5 co-pay, the opposition blocked that - so he froze the benefits instead. Now a visit to the doctor costs $86 and medicare reimburses $43. Meaning a doctors visit takes $43 out of a pensioners pocket. Tony Abbot did that. Not the Doctor.
American here - it all comes down to campaign finance and term limits. Our system is set up to legalize corruption and buy politicians. There’s no incentive to legislate or act for the greater good.
@spartanx9293 it's really not the same though. While vested interests are a problem here, the scale is vastly different. Nowhere in the west is up there with the US in how disconnected politics is and just how much vested money drives it. Tbh the biggest interference in our politics comes from the US government.
@@jamestk5079 you literally have a government that actively medals in the lives of its citizens and treats them as if they were 5 year olds your government literally tried to ban organized protest and several state governments are bought out by coal companies don't go judging the us when you have your own problems to fix if you can't even protect your own citizens right to freedom of speech you have no business criticizing
inb4 Americans saying "your healthcare isn't free because you pay taxes!" like that's somehow a bad thing i pay a few grand a year in taxes and don't have a $100k medical bill for a papercut...
Over all cost of living vs taxes vs income, vs what they pay in tax vs us, we pay less than them and have extremely cheap education, cleaner air, water and food, "free schooling" if you're under 18. A degree isn't going to put you into debt for life and neither is nearly dying, so all in all we have the better deal than the dumpster fire healthcare that America has, where you pay thousands every year, to get nothing towards insurance only for them to decide the profit they'll make from not giving you the care you need, is acceptable. 1/3 claims rejected by the company that CEO worked for.... Imagine the uproar if that happened here. It's just a normal day in the USA to die because your provider likes money. American: "But but but I don't want my taxes to go up" Mhmmm
Jordies is like a fine 90’s grunge song, full of melancholic optimism. A positive tune with depressing lyrics. And yes the hipster irony is strong in this one. Jordies should have a craft beer named ‘My Firebomb was nothing… hold my beer’ (Random fact: The word hipster started in Australia because we called low rise jeans ‘hipster pants’ in the mid-nineties because they sat on ya hips. You can still see the effects on our Bonds Underwear which have ‘hipster’ undies that sit low on the hips to this day.)
I've seen a lot of people saying "American problems require American solutions" or something similar when talking about the CEO. That's how much of a complicated nightmare our healthcare is.
@@Brimfarm 10 hours ago - A woman whose body was found wrapped in plastic and dumped in bushes near Sydney airport . 19 Nov 2024 - Human remains found at the waste management facility in Dandenong 2nd December Seven suspected homicides across Melbourne in less than a week . 5 days ago - A diagnosed schizophrenic has been charged with murder following the death of his carer in Melbourne's west Yeah much more Civil in Australia
It is easier to find fresh veggies and unprocessed foods in the third world than in major American cities. Whole economy seems cooked towards making people sick, unless one opts into fighting wars overseas.
As an American, I think the thing with the assassinations becoming more specific with their targets comes from the two party system we have, for the fact that each party thinks that every loss is a malicious slighting of their goals
idk, so far in the American political climate a lot of assassination attempts are of figures who are conversative (or conservative leaning/backing) who are attempted by conservatives themselves (we know this for trump but we gotta wait on the ceo guy).
I think the best way to put it is that Australia has "comic book super villains". The United States has actual super villains. That is the sad difference. Canada and Australia are far more civil. Despite our terrible things we still don't even come close to what they do.
Americans are fed up 🤷🏼♀️ not condoning gun violence but I’m quite sick of the rich having too much power and I’m sick of paying taxes and I’m sick of corporations not paying their taxes
Don't watch anything about how American worker prosperity took at dive in 1981 with Reaganomics (his slogan was Make America Great Again), massive tax cuts to the rich. Oooh, where have we heard that recently ?
As an American who knows fuck-all about my own country, I think it has to do with a general desensitization to “tragedy”. Fairly rapidly, the past 3 generations of children have been exposed to foreign beheadings, local school shootings, economic collapse, rapid inflation, and wild fires, among other horrific events *practically* every single day. Every week we see a catalyst for World War III, or Civil War II without the commitment of warfare. We’ve reached a breaking point. I don’t think I know a single person today, who hasn’t considered doing what The Adjuster did to any other inhumane high-class corpse.
I'm Canadian and I care a lot about Americans because you are our neighbours and because, as a French Canadian who grew up on the border, I remember that while Anglo Canadians have treated us like inconvenient pest, Americans have treated us like their friends. In my opinion, The Adjuster was an evetuality. Your people have given ample time for the governement, justice system and for corporations to change and stop living off your deaths and misery. They have all proven that they are not interested in negotiating and forced people to take things into their own hands. No matter what happens in the next few years, my heart is with the American people. America is the country that normalized citizenship being about where you are born, not your ancestry. America made it international law to protect refugees. American workers won and normalized the 40 hour week and the weekend. Americans have the gumption to fight back corporation: it's in your History.
@Dekubud all those wonderful tidbits about America? Trump wants to undo them, it’s straight up on the checklist (yes including birthright citizenship.) It is completely out of pocket what could happen here on January 20th.
Since the beginning 🇺🇸 is a hyper-capitalist oligarchical culture like nowhere on Earth, It's sent all of 🇺🇸 nuts. 🇺🇸 pretends to be heroes but are really Earth's "final boss". See my playlists.
Canadians are pretty neat, they're just other americans to me! I remember back in school they'd use to kind of paint it like we're neighbors, so canada is our greatest ally right? And while i still believe that even though i'm really not political anymore haha (some stuff kinda sticks with you) it is a shame that governments are not just "friendly and there to help you" But people wise canadians are pretty cool.
I’m a health insurance broker, I help people reduce their costs of their policies by cutting out stupid stuff like pregnancy off their covers (no idea how many elderly people are paying for that, it’s astounding) and I don’t think many people appreciate how hard my job is because of how good our public healthcare is. You can get essentially 90% of operations you would need for free, if not under $1000 just simply by waiting, the level of care you get is generally the best in the world and again, typically free. The only people I talk to are people who don’t have it and just found out they have to wait three years for an operation or pay like $30k, or they’ve had it their entire lives and rare change funds. There’s a saying in our industry; “If you can sell health insurance in Australia, you can sell anything anywhere” and despite all of this, I f$@king love Medicare, and I would fight to the death to defend it, we are so lucky to live in this country, we really have no idea.
Private health insurance rarely provides full $ coverage for hospital procedures in Australia It's a combination of Medicare funding, private health insurance payouts & patient out of pocket expenses not covered by Medicare or private health insurance payments Unfortunately some Medicare rebates are much lower than what private health professionals charge, especially in the case of anaesthetists & surgeons I'm all for the very best surgeons charging whatever they think is fair, especially in the modern era of lawsuits There should probably be harsher punishments for malpractice & sub standard care, though Australia is desperate for more health professionals given ageing & increasing population The other brilliant part of Australian private health insurance is that waiting periods are generally a maximum of 1 year for almost every health condition, even if it's a pre-existing condition, health insurers in Australia can not refuse to provide coverage This is vastly different to the USA where pre-existing conditions are routinely excluded from health insurance policies The USA has been a sick & unfair society from the very beginning, probably always will be. Let's try to keep Australia at least a little bit less crap than USA & UK
@ Medicare actually contributes a portion of operations under private health, but the private health companies actually cover quite a lot. I listen to customers tell me tales daily of their health funds covering tens of thousands of dollars for their operations, my dad personally paid around $3500 over a year and it saved him $78k. I know it’s cool to hate on health insurance lately, but it’s worth noting that the difference between what we get in Australia versus America is night and day Not to say you don’t get horror stories, but 70% of them are caused by the customer not doing their due diligence and checking their cover to see if they are covered for things they need still. At the end of the day health funds are businesses, they exist to make a profit, even the non for profit funds, but they will still save you tens of thousands of dollars in the right situations.
Cool to hate on health insurance ... OMG .... now Ive heard it all I can’t believe you can use “insurance broker” and “help” in the same sentence without opening a portal to the underworld. I’m on the most basic private insurance plan, and I’m still shelling out well over $200 a month for my family. Maybe you could have a chat with your boss... oh wait, I mean SATAN !!!... and see if U can get me a better deal? Willing to pull my pants down a little more so u can get some purchase before slamming it in. Honestly, I don’t even care how tough your job is. Just let us know when they raise the premiums again, so I can brace myself for the next financial gut punch that u demon spawn think is so helpful
@ typical uninformed idiot comment. 1. A broker doesn’t work FOR health funds, they work WITh health funds and just compare options for your price and level of cover and offer a cheaper one. 2. If you don’t like paying $200 a month then cancel it and pay pretty much the same in tax or tens of thousands of dollars when you have an accident anyway genius hahah 3. Keep your pants on and contact a broker and maybe if you’re not as much of a wanker as you’re being now, they may want to help you. 4. Prices go up 1st April EVERY YEAR, it’s common knowledge, it’s called CPI. 5. I keep a tally of money I save per day, today I saved $2789 across three policies, and get paid more than you do in the process, it’s a good life.
I had no insurance and wanted a surgery done. Public wait times were equivalent to or longer than buying private insurance and waiting out the year and I was warned I may get a surgeon who wasn't highly skilled which would mean more risk factors. So I waited and it cost me about $3k including a year of insurance. Not bad really.
13 minute video about appreciating how safe it is to live in Australia from Australia's Poster Child for assassination attempts. Can you ensure my safety on the 10th??? ☀️🌊
@SambucaMilkshakeI'm not sure that was his point. Yes, the unhomed problem in Australia is a massive issue that everyone should be taking very seriously, but the base level of care that an Australian citizen has is at least marginally better than that of a US citizen. I think his jabs were more in line with the absolute wealth inequality that you see in places like LA vs. Sydney. What I took from his snarky criticism of the US unhomed problem vs. The Aussie unhomed problem was that in Australia, at least, the unhomed folks can go to a hospital (and can't get access to loads of weapons), while in America, it's cheaper and easier to buy a pistol and a silencer than it is to even get a check up at the clinic. And that says nothing about the level of hoops the average American has to go through just to *get* a practitioner in their service network. If you're not American, did you know that even if you have health insurance, not every doctor accepts your specific insurance? So, even if you're paying $600 a month for private insurance, you might not have a doctor within a 60 mile radius that will even see you? And that's not to mention the wait lists for specialists out here. AND none of that is to mention that your insurance company can just deny you coverage if they feel like it. Another "fun fact" about American healthcare: Did you know dental isn't covered by insurance companies for doctor's, so you need a second insurance plan to see a dentist? Same goes for optometrists. Same hoops apply, where even if you have insurance, your local dentist might not accept it, so you have to drive 1-2 hours just to see someone who your insurance covers. Last "fun fact": Our insurance, on average, is more costly that ANY other developed country's Medicare equivalent to both the citizens and the government. We are litteraly paying a premium to have worse coverage, care, and standards of living in the pursuit of the free market.
I don't know why people fixate on the Firebombing incident when it's not a refutation the point Jordon trying to make. Yes, journalists that goes against criminal organizations bound get harassed by them, but the amount desperation and criminality that is imposed upon the American people by the political and economic system is genuinely insane. I am a from third world country even here the general system is far more humane than in United States.
American here, we are reaching the point where it's become so transparent our votes are for red and blue reskins of the same thing with deviations on social/bathroom bill issues only pretty much. The vectors for changing things are so few and I guess it's so mask off atp
My mates were staying at the same hostel as the assasin when the killing took place, and they stayed on the allegdly same floor as him. They were contacted by police after the incident but they didn't really chase them up.
American here- when peaceful progress is impossible (and retaliated with violence), then violence becomes inevitable. we are more and more fed up, more and more exploited, with less and less to lose. the shame of living in a country where we plead (and pay) for those in control to heal our sick, feed our hungry, home our houseless, give basic care to our citizens, as the point of it all should be, and instead that capital that WE generate and contribute to either by labor or taxes or fees or premiums or purchases all goes to lining pockets and building weapons and ruining lives around the world? Aggression seems to be the only language this country has ever spoken. In a just system we would need no vigilantes. This is not a just system, we must stay grounded in the reality of our conditions. I pray not a single exploitative executive ever knows peace for the rest of their lives, I pray they live in a fear worse than ours.
BBC reporter impression at the start was incredible. I was forced to listen to BBC news by way of NPR radio growing up, you took me back to riding in the car to school with mommy. Sublime.
I've never understood why people care so much about the Syrian opposition when Rojava is right there. Sure, the latter has its flaws, but holy fuck is an an order of magnitude better.
time will indicate,, evil vs evil. women will continue too carry the burden, the msm don't reflect the truth cause thy are only vested in the 'profit' motive, sad and sick. we, all for the sake of humanity, need to stand against this 'shite'.
I had a dream that you were in my apartment and started making pancakes but your method was to mix all the ingredients into a plastic tote and after a little bit I pulled out a perfectly formed 2ft diameter pancake that we just tore piece's off of and ate right there. It did not taste as good as a traditionally cooked pancake but it was also lacking butter and syrup but you were just so excited about it coming out like that after it was just somehow chemically cooked or whatever dream logic made that happen.
@@XDXDXDXDXDXDXDXDXDXD he made dream cakes with dream Jordie... not that hard to understand. I think we all knew that at some point Jordie would start invading our dreams like Freddy Krueger but I think we should just be thankful that he's benign and probably high so nothing to worry about. If we got manic ranting autistic Jordie in our dreams that might be something to worry about.
there are two Jordies. the one who goes off on world events with "glad i'm strayan" and the one that declares the world needs to pay more attention to Straya when there's logging or a bushfire.
Don't forget his willful ignorance to anything to do with China. Any of you guys remember the Chinese man who was visiting Australia and poured boiling coffee on an infant child of an Australian couple in a public park? He walked away scot-free, back in China, walking around no problem. I guess nothing bad happens in Australia, right? I know, I know, he's unapologetically pro his certain party, but the blinders are starting to show guys.
Ummm Turkey? You literally have armies backed by Turkey and here you are suggesting Israel wants Islamists on its doorstep, are you ignorant or antisemitic?
I think nearly everyone is thinking about that UnitedHealthcare assassination wrong people shouldn't be thinking "haha dead money grubbing leech" or "he was murdered in cold blood and your LAUGHING" they should instead be thinking "who benefits from his death the most and what kind of creature will replace him" I also have a feeling they may never find the actual guy who shot him, they will find someone but it wont be the guy who actually did it
true, but as some other people pointed out, it may be the beginning of revolution in america. the fact that people are satisfied with his death suggest that america is verginig upon a tipping point that will topple 250 years of american institution. but what will replace it is up in the air.
I'm thinking: "A CEO finally reaped what he sowed." And I agree, it doesn't solve the bigger issue. However, it does send a double message: people are fed up with those building immense fortune off the blood of the powerless and if the governement and the law aren't going to protect people from the most prolific criminals in the country, then people will take things into their own hands. Edit: Forgot to add that no matter if they catch the actual guy, I think a jury woukd have to be composed of nothing but CEOs for the man to be found guilty lol
Did anyone notice the encoding glitch? I can confirm that didn't come from UA-cam. I would suggest the production team rollback or reinstall the system on the servers. Maybe it's pine gap trying to return the soccer ball?
Just spent 5 months in the States, and your spot on. Imbetween traffic and weather, they make a quick mention about 3 shooting....everyday on the local city news, at least 3 shooting a day, couldnt image it in australia
the tents is literally the gold coast. More cars than tents at this point, but there's a park in Southport full of meth heads in tents that for some reason don't get moved along.
I was in Southport but didn’t see any tents but I think I saw a homeless guy sleeping in a kid’s playground. Also a security guard with sniffer dog went through the playground that morning
someone on this channel is living in a Hollow tree with a pixie 30,000 people go missing in Oz every yr, many never found again In Oz we do the ''Job'' smarter, not in front of 200 CCTV cams.
The videos of people liberating the many horrific prisons that were in use makes me think that this new guy might, just potentially, be better than what he's replacing.
Abe's assassination was related to his wife supporting that weird cult, which had ruined the assassin's mother's life. The cult itself has an interesting political flavor, but even that didn't seem like it was on the assailant's radar.
@@Tb0n3 100% made up on the spot lmfao. I dive deep into every conspiracy known to man, truly. Its a passion and all i do outside of work. I did extensive research on Shinzo Abe and there's nothing going on there.
Meanwhile over 50 million homes and apartments are sitting empty. The problem isn't resources, it's morals. States want to regulate my fckin uterus but my hamburgers, that's govt overreach, even after onions in several McDonalds were found to have e coli contamination and killed someone's grandma
The whole 'he crashed' story came from a flight radar track of a Syrian IL-76 that flew from Damascus Airport over Homs towards the Russian airbase in Latakia as Rebels started breaching the Damascus perimeter, and the radar showed a massive deceleration, loss of altitude, and then loss of signal over Homs which was captured by the anti-regime forces and could have very easily gained access to anti-aircraft capability left by the regime troops, or a IDF F-35 wanted its first air-to-air kill. That area does have GPS jamming and always has, but what got people excited was the fact the flight trail showed a loss of altitude and loss of speed rather than a dissapearing signal. There was also a few other smaller private jets running the gauntlet between Damascus and Saudi Arabia, but nobody knew if he was on the plane or not, and now nobody, including Homs locals, seem to be able to confirm if the IL-76 actually dropped out of the sky or made it to Latakia, and if so, was Assad on that plane or not.
I was in the U.S. earlier and this year and met someone in a bar with a concealed carry from Atlanta trying to convince me how quickly the Bondi Junction stabbings would have been resolved if we had guns to defend ourselves :D
Actually he’s not overly wrong in states with ‘open carry’ you’re safer in those bars. No one has the courage to kick off when you know they’re armed too. I’m an Australian and I’m not advocating it but he has a point.
He was absolutely correct even worse when authorities carry firearms supposedly trained to use them and then don't. Read the Port Arthur history. You can instead feel safe in your next home invasion because the Police will no doubt turn up in time to carry out an arrest, after your 3G phone doesn't work on 000.
@@SirBigzalot I get what you're saying but it only works so long as all the people carrying are actually sane and well adjusted human beings, and it's not always easy to tell who is and who isn't, and things can happen that will drive even the most calm and well adjusted person over the edge, humans are just like that. Especially in a setting where alcohol is involved, I dunno if I'd trust anyone with a gun.
I swear they put the same stuff thats in those weight loss drinks in Snickers. Its the only candy bar where I feel the same kind of 'full' I get from those things
Well, we do have 334 million people to your 26.65 million, so it is 10 times as many people. We also have 90 people per square mile to your 3 per square mile, which would be more like you having 30 times more likely interacts between people with 10 times the total amount of people, so 300 of those events per the last 120 months would be likely. Now, cities, where that happened, do have a maximum general density to them, but the US does have several cities that are far denser than Australia's while we also have other well know factors to consider on violent crime, like education, poverty, and nutrition that we could quantify to adjust this, but with us both being developed nations in similar trade statues and have healthy economies that export similar resources (with the exception of timber and oil that the US is exporting that you don't have), those are approximately equal to each other other than poverty and one other: gun access. The US has more gun access and a higher rate of poverty. So, we have more gun crime, but it isn't crazy higher than it really seems to be than the number we already have here This is all back of the napkin, but it really would be looking like, 2.5 times that of Australia is what we are looking at. That's for mass shootings that make the national news and stick in the memory for 10 years, which does sound about right, actually. The Las Vegas Concert Shooting shooting and the Pulse Nightclub shooting would be the two that come to mind initially that I think of. There are a lot that could be a third.
I randomly googled California last week, and there just happened to be a school shooting the day before in the news, stood out to me, not them though, and that's just normal. It's mental.
Yep I've said for years that they try to pull some disarmament psyop at least 4 times a year over there. Surely the (((powers that be))) aren't actually stupid enough to think that Americans will surrender their guns. It's too ingrained in their culture. As it should have been for us
@@KnightsWithoutATablethe one fact that nullifies your entire comment is Port Arthur happened in 1996, when I was 3 years old. We as a country made a decision to end the open ownership of firearms and surrendered everything we didn’t have a licence for. We have had ONE such incident since, in almost 30 years. How does any of your justification make up for the fact that it happens so regularly, even if your country is 10 times the size of our population, the rate of mass shootings has to be 1 in thousands
You do remember how that ended, right? The French Revolution wasn't just one Revolution, it was actually closer to 15 revolutions, as each new government of rebels got their heads cut off by the news rebel government. And it all ended with one guy taking over and claiming himself Emperor, and then took over most of Europe. And installed his family members as the new ruling families in those conquered nations. Everyone always points to the French Revolution about what should be done. No one ever remembers that it basically was a failure because they ended up with someone just as bad sitting on their now rebuilt thrown.
@@Targe0 you realize we could probably do a lot better now, considering its the information age and not pre-lightbulb, even if people are stupid we are a lot more educated than we were 300 years ago
@@circleinforthecube5170 And that doesn't stop the problem that was at play there. As the problem with violent revolutions is, it tells a people that the solution to your problem is to kill the ones causing the problem. Which means that when the new government runs into problems and people get upset that the revolution didn't end exactly how they wanted it to. They go with the option that just worked for them. And that cycle keeps going until either a better system gets made, or as is the most common one, someone with a strong enough military force takes over instead. It's why so many peoples rebellions end up falling into military dictatorships. As the people you want to topple a nation are not the ones you then want to lead it. But they tend to end up being the ones who lead it. @ArcaniIgnis It wasn't them at the start of the French Revolution, but after they took out basically all the upper classes, they turned on each other over control of who would lead the new nation. They killed off dozens of Government leaders from the rebellion. Simply because they didn't like their leadership style. And again those rebellions ended up making a new nobility instead. As they literally crowned Napoleón Emperor. Who was functionally just a moderday military dictatorship.
syrian here. been in egypt since 2013. let me chime in a little bit. if the syrian situation baffles you and want a brief summary on what the hell is going on then watch the syrian people reaction to this major event. everyone is celebrating. across the whole nation. this should give you an idea about what type of regime was in power. after the god aweful racist and sectarianist era the assad has reigned over, me and many other syrians are not keen on allowing a similar regime to take place. syria won't be afghanistan 2.0 because teh syrian society is deeply different
That has been my response to people asking if this is a good thing for Syria. It only takes one look at the reaction of the people of Syria to see that, regardless of what comes next, they are relieved to be rid of the scum that was the Assad regime. I am not under the illusion that Al-Jolani doesn't intend to turn Syria into an Islamic state, the hope is that he will do so while instituting some of the basic civil liberties and religious freedoms that he has been intimating that he will.
Medicare is crumbling mate. I just paid $75 for a 7 minute telephone appointment for some test results. I'll get $40 of that back, but how soon will it be less? We're heavily encouraged to use private hospitals for surgery, but that will set you back $1000s even with the insurance. I went public for surgery, and yeah - we are extremely ucky to have that - but my coworkers immediately asked if I had insurance, like using the public system means you're some inferior, pov specimen. Using private insurance here is a way to show off you're middle-upper-middle class. Aussies are being steered towards privatisation.
if not in private you pay a surcharge on your tax, so you do pay in the end and have long waiting time for surgery and use a bulk biller. if we all pay a tax and rid of private will that lead to abuse of the system, driving up costs, higher taxis? we are between a rock and a hard place.
i don't know, america has a lot of problems but new york city is a vastly more impressive city than sydney, jordie was dead wrong when he said LA was the best part of america (its not, its just the cheapest to make movies in), it absolutely depends on the part of america, much of america is piss poor but much of it is civil, also our housing crisis stems from suburban sprawl and lack of middle density and the corporate takeover of housing, something australia is slowly buying more into
@@lunsmann same thing basically, american cities should be counted in the way metro area's are counted, not by individual city, look at any american city map and tell me it isint a complete mess
As an American that left the US and immigrated to Australia 12 years ago, I cannot express in words how grateful I am to be in Australia and not have to deal with that completely messed up system. Please Aussies, do not let the healthcare system drift towards the US model. Taxes suck, but at least you can say that some of them are keeping Australia from spiralling like the US.
I'm desperately hoping to marry off my daughter to an Australian. Anything to get her out of this shit hole, before it's mandated every white girl under 35 has to carry one of Elon musk's spawn to term.
Yeah insurance is a scam. I was on my mum's premium health insurance plan, and when it came down to having to get all my wisdom teeth removed because they were impacted the insurance paid back a measly $400 which barely covered the Anaesthetists bill which was like $800, and the actual surgery cost over 4k. Because apparently my surgery was an elected cosmetic surgery. Actual bs man if i had waited i would of had to keep putting up with the pain until id be unable to work and have it be a threat on my life if i didnt want to have to pay the money
For everyone pointing out the irony of Jordies' house being fire bombed...it's still doesn't come close to your local government and police dropping bombs on you from a helicopter. No I'm not talking about Assad. I'm talking about Mayor Wilson Goode of Philadelphia in the 80's.
@@outinthegrapes Every single US citizen has de facto free healthcare. You can NOT be turned away from a hospital, and your wages can NOT be garnished for medical expenses. On the other side of things, many serious procedures are listed as "optional", which means you will be paying in some way or another for life altering procedures.
As an American, your interpretation is spot-on and made me laugh too, thank you. It's a weird time here (I say that like there are normal times here but I promise they do happen), but the fact that people of all different beliefs/positions are coming together does give me some hope. That's what we all really need, no matter what country we live in, class solidarity and hope.
Im really glad that you said that Australia was built better governmentaly rather than saying the US's guns were the problem. It's your classic. "Guns don't kill people. People kill people." As an American gun lover, I can understand the pushback against guns and understand why the pushback exists, but too many people immediately blame the gun owners and the fact we are allowed to own guns rather than the facts about the reason a person had used guns in an awful way and we were built on the ideal that any of our oppressors should be met with force. Every FriendlyJordies video I see makes me like this man more and more.
Final live shows of the year: www.friendlyjordies.com/live-show
Sunshine Coast and Rockhampton this week.
Buddy 2:08 You all had 2 officers lost by a mad man on his property not even 1 year ago... i can name a lot more. also, 3dprinting isnt stoppable.. and yes it was printed himself.. i know the topic
@@dertythegrower What the fuck are you talking about
Nice audio, cunt
Yea look bad stuff happens, jimmy bought silver, i tried to amuse a woman in kmart with a "elvis pose stance fart" and followed through, now i need dacks AND a $7 kettle........ couldnt very well stand in the queue after that could i?
Cookin a colon bromlette in me strides.
Ive said too much.
As you were.
the audio is messed up at least in the beginning
From an American- Spare a School, consider a CEO.
Lmao
classic line!
Ive been saying this for years!
EXACTLY
This event has shooketh me to my core. No one should ever get treated like Bryan Thompson! I hope no one inflicts ANY violence ever against the following individuals, who do so much for our world and society:
- Agustin Carstens
- Ursula VonDerLeyen
- Peter Thiel
- Elon Husk
- Larry Fink
- George Soros and his lovely son.
- Kelly Ortberg
- Dave Calhoun
- Albert Bourla
- Bill Gates
- Dave Ricks
- Stephane Bancel
- Belazel Machlis
- Luke Savole
- Marylin Hewson
- James Taiclet
- Christopher Calio
- Gregory J. Hayes
- Pascal Soriot
- Ricardo Rafael Suárez
- Werner Baumann
- Bill Anderson
- Hugh Grant (not the actor)
- Rupert Murdoch
- Lachlan Murdoch
- Ana Botín
- Jes Staley
- Nigel Higgins
- C.S. Venkatakrishnan
- Juan Luis Cebrián
- Howard Lutnick
- Barbara Marx Hubbard
- Noah Yuval Harari
- Ajay Banga
- David Robert Malpass
- Wilbur Ross
- Janet Yellen
- Steve Mnuchin
- Lior Div
- Saar Wilf
- Aviv Cohen
- Bradley Halverson
- Miguel Gutiérrez
- Emiliano Kargieman
- Reid Hoffman
- Nicole Junkermann
- Marcos Galperin
- Eduardo Elzstain
- Giancarlo Devasini
- Paolo Ardoino
- Peter Knez
- Eli Beer
- Rodrigo Veloso
Bro he didn’t even cover South Korea. There is just too much happening too fast
It has been a busy week and a bit.
And it's been global, not like just one country having a lot going on.
But loads of nations.
years where weeks happen, weeks where years happen
Yep
@@macksii And we seem to be in a decade where a century happens.
Holy shit, I *FORGOT* that happened. Like, what, five days ago? Not even a week?
I am an American diabetic who has been having absolute hell trying to get my medication since having to switch to United Healthcare after changing jobs. Two days after the assassination, my prior authorization FINALLY went through.
I wonder how many items were actioned in the next few days after that.
For the non-Americans, a prior-authorization is when your doctor prescribes a medication they believe you require, your insurance then says they won’t cover it because you don’t require this medication, and then your doctor has to write them a letter saying “I’m a doctor, they need this medication”🙃.
United healthcare uses AI to deny claims so basically everything a doctor may say you need your insurance will then require your doctor to write a letter saying you need it.
Oh, and if it’s a treatment or medication which requires prior authorization you cannot get it covered unless you get the letter BEFORE receiving the medication/treatment. This means you may need to delay your medication or treatment, as well as possibly needing additional appointments for $100-$200+ a pop
Cause and effect? Are we living in a movie?
Just you wait until these CEOs start hiring private security and cost that out to the company... double the claims will be rejected.
People are rising up against the wrong people.
Nobody should target the CEOs, they will just be replaced or hire armed security.
Get angry at your politicians and government.
They are the ultimate cause of your health care mess.
Also, very glad to hear you got what you need 👍
I hope the delay didn't cause you too many issues.
Back in 2016, the lady from my parents' congregation who used to babysit my sister and I was at the end of a difficult pregnancy and her son was born about ten days early. That's not a huge problem nowadays, he just had to spend a few days in the NICU. HIS SECOND DAY ON EARTH THE NURSE WHO HAD BEEN ON DUTY FOR 16 HOURS OVER FED HIM AND BURST HIS INTESTINES!!!! He was rushed into surgery but only lived another 2 days, thanks to a massive infection. Afterwards the hospital tried to bill the insurance EIGHTY THOUSAND DOLLARS for the baby they killed which their insurance UNC refused to cover BC THE FAMILY HADN'T GIVEN THEM HIS SOCIAL SECURITY NUMBER AND INSTEAD LET THE BILL GO TO COLLECTIONS!!!! THIS WOMEN WAS ABSOLUTELY DESTROYED OVER LOSING HER BABY AND THE DAY AFTER HIS FUNERAL SHE STARTED GETTING PHONE CALLS FROM DEBT COLLECTORS! The hospital had also tried to get her to sign a pathetically small settlement when her husband was at work (yup couldn't take any more time off work or he'd risk losing that amazing healthcare coverage 🙄) that wouldn't even cover what she'd spent on her healthcare to have the baby they killed, much less anything's else. That's why everyone cheered the death of this evil man. Same if had been the CEO of a hospital chain.
Luigi is the Karma Police! 👮🏻♂️
We need more of them in the beat!
🎶 This is what you get … when you mess with us!” 🎶
Just one of many, many horrible stories.
Damn that is messed up.
Aussie here 3 years ago I had a pregnancy with a condition called Placenta Previa Acreata. Basically the placenta attaches itself to the bottom of the womb blocking the birth canal and poses a huge risk of rupture which is a life threatening situation, aka similar seriousness of bleeding that of cutting your jugular or femoral artery. Aka 15 mins to death. Unconsciousness to brain dead in 10-12.
So the birth needs to be a C section with a hysterectomy, to stop the hemorrhaging.
However the more complex part is the separating where the placenta has grown into/attached. In most cases it's just the womb/ embryonic sac, vaginal walls. And in less fortunate situations like mine, the bladder and parental unknown areas due to both Ultrasounds, and MRI were unable to clearly tell what they were expecting beforehand.
Now I had literally a room full of obstetricians, radiologists, anaesthesiologist, Trauma team for the blood recovery/recycling machine and urologists. There was 8 of the best Drs in South Australia. All hashing out the delivery...when, where, who, what, before informing us of the time, day, location. (We knew that the likelyhood of having to change to a different hospital due to them having the better facilities for this kind of surgery.
Now once we went over the procedure, were explained the whole process, what to expect, etc and of course risk factors etc.
Most cases is baby born prematurely at 34-36 weeks. Baby is fine besides standard premature baby health eg, lungs need steroids to promote them developing completely. And birth weight brought upto full term size.
Baby is no more at risk than any other C section, premature birth. Extremely low mortality rate.
Mother's mortality rate, is 13% but that is an average including old data from when we didn't have the technology and experience we have now
It's more about 5 to 7%.
This Average is the same in UK, France, Germany. Canada
The USA however....
Although they have the equipment and knowledge.
They have a maternal mobility rate similar to 3rd world countries. With 30 to 45% only using recent 15-20 years of data. The 45% is typically People of colour or Hispanic who have a lowered recovery rate. But that is a huge % for a Wealthy and medically well equipped country. They also have ample supply of donor blood, unlike the other countries who have similar %
Now considering I had the best of the best Drs fighting over who gets to do the procedure,
A whole room full of the best of each field.
It took the Dr.. an extra 5.5hrs and 5lts of blood 3.5 ltd of my own Blood recycled and 2lts of donor to stop the bleeding and remove the uterus and ruptured placenta.
9 days post op, including my own room (ICU then on ward, in the acute recovery room opposite the nurses) Plus several appointments for wound care and check up afterwards.
Plus 8 weeks of NICU for my son.
Cost me $0
In the USA... It would cost about the same as a family home. Just for a normal C section. I cannot believe they actually charge the mother $350 to hold the baby for a very brief moment after the initial check over, wipe down and attach heart/breathing rate monitor sensor pads/ and wrapping them up. It's literally 1 to 2 mins or less, due to the urgency of the mother needing to be put full under full Anaesthesia for the rest of the surgery instead of just the spinal epidural for the birth.
That's also not a standard American procedure, being conscious for the birth and having the father/birth partner present. That is a extra expense and "privilege"
That is added into the costs.
Then there is the cost of the baby's care in NICU.
The most expensive costs out of all the countries with the lowest positive outcome and overall experience.
Unreal
@@missjustice2730
You probably meant developing or impoverished country
As an American, they made sure to punish peaceful protests, ignore reform and make the cruelty of CEOs legal, so there are very few options left for real change.
Im not cheering for people's deaths but when the trolley problem starts looking like a trolley solution thats on the Billionaires
That's a really good analogy and also totally true
Great comment!
Most cohesive take I've read so far. It's too bad however that the CEOs of public companies are employees. They're subject to the limits of authority as defined by the board of directors who in turn represent the investors' expectations that the company will maximise the returns on their investments. IMO nobody should have been put in his position in the first place. He's a scapegoat for the system and a victim of murder. That said I have not looked into what might have been in his limited power to prevent this from happening... High pay comes with high risks/responsibility in balancing the interests of many stakeholders.
@@swademcYT meh, he was also being sued for insider trading and had a few other cases against him.
@@swademcYTNo-one forced him to take the position. He chose to accept the position as CEO, not because he needed the money, but because he wanted it.
The audio situation is crazy
Thought it was my phone lol - glad it wasn’t
Ya I rewound like 5 times till I realised it was just shit audio recording 😂
Cause ASIO and the CIA are watching him for having great opinions
I thought it was my speakers XD
I was geeking bout thiss
As an American, I'm much more okay with CEO's living in constant, unabated fear of random acts of violence than us citizens who simply are trying to survive. God Bless the USA though right?
AMERICA FUCK YEA
Would be even better if our health care wasn't determined by a CEO
@@Smethells2023 that's what happens when a country lets corporations fuck people over like health insurance companies do.
I hope people in power are afraid of us.
@@tootsie_ Unironically the reason the 2nd amendment exists.
US citizen here. I would very much like to copy paste many elements of your society onto ours. As far as attacks getting more focused, I don't know, but I will say that there is likely not a more popular man in America than the United Assassin. But not a hollow dancing popularity. More like he is everyone's favorite cousin. I think it may come as a shock to many Americans, as we start to realize that those in power here, should be far more afraid of us than we are of them. The anger may finally be going vertical instead of horizontal.
I would also highlight that this assassination actually changed insurance coverage policies that likely would have killed people. So, you know, it worked. Things rarely work like that.
They should have learned in 1930-40s but they did not.
@@ewalbin it did? that's huge if true. Do you know what policies?
@@jazzman7842 From what I understand another insurer was set to implement a policy where if your surgery ran longer than projected they would not cover the cost of the anaesthetic neccessary to complete the procedure. After the shooting they halted the implementation of this policy.
Not something anyone should be cheering for. Vertical also has a down option too. Randoms getting mistaken for someone else. Are we all to shrug our shoulders and say "cannot make an omelete without breaking a few eggs"?. People should not be condoning this. Because this will happen. Cause these nuts are not rational. They function on rage.
The Mexico/US border at San Diego has a dedicated medical lane for people going from US to Mexico for medical treatment. There’s so many horror stories for people being denied medical insurance for cancer and life saving surgeries after they have been paying faithfully for years to the insurance company.
Also Finland has the best practice for helping homeless people get into housing and they say if they have somewhere to live it’s obviously far easier to find work with a homebase. Even Australia does have a growing homelessness crisis.
Pick me up some Vyvanse and Estradiol while you're there. They just dont have my ADHD meds at all for weeks, and docs would only give me 1/3 of the estrogen my body needs.
The Monopoly money being found in dudes backpack is the funniest shit I’ve heard in a long time. Dudes a folk hero lol
blokes got jokes
He’s pretty much jordies, but instead of a UA-cam channel he’s got a suppressed pistol.
If you read any of the comments on any content related to this, there’s a grand total of 3 people who are upset (on the entire internet). From a psychological and sociological pov, the guy has made the western world break bad with his character evolutions, just like Brian C did. - he makes you love the bad guy.
What’s even more interesting, is how spooked all governments and titans of industry are. I mean, yes one expects them all to be very concerned.
But they legitimately know that if they don’t make an example out of him, 10 others will step forward.
Talk about a rock and a hard place for investors. If they find him and prosecute, the public will make him a martyr and lose even more confidence
@@Strobie_onethey’re starting to realise that ripping us off and scamming us isn’t working
@@zenboy1612
I mean, it definitely is.
It's just turning out to be... increasingly expensive in a non-monetary sense.
@@zenboy1612 US media is trying hard to shame the public into "behaving" over this
"That can't happen here [...] Australia is way more civil" says the guy with a video on his channel about someone FIREBOMBING HIS HOUSE 🤣
Two words. Uvualde, Texas.
@@Charlie1776_ Two words
That was because he exposed a criminal empire's public front.
Don't have to be in Australia for that kind of reporting to get you attacked.
@@Charlie1776_that wat u tell ur prison inmate pals as they plow u and laugh at ur social media comments that got u imprisoned by the Aussie government?
Wasn't that the police that accidentally set fire to his house?
We've found a uniquely American solution to a uniquely American problem. I think we need to continue solving these problems because it got the other insurance to back down from not paying for anesthesia if our surgeries go on for too long. And weirdly, our insurance is suddenly giving full coverage!
Who knew our gun problem could solve our wealth inequality problem! 😂
@@h2o2630 Maybe the founding fathers that wrote an amendment making gun ownership an inalienable right for specifically this purpose… maybe
What I think is astounding is the amount of Republicans who are mad at Matt Walsh and Ben Shapiro and all these other talkingheads that are defending the CEO? They're so in up their own @r$e that they can't figure out THEY are the ones who are inconsistent, instead of someone like Matt Walsh? How are you gonna defend every amoral billionaire EXCEPT the healthcare CEO?
@@h2o2630 Cuba.
Gun problem? More like gun solution.
On your question about "Why is there a lot of politically motivated violence in America lately and less random killings?": There are still random shootings, you just don't hear about it because it's not national headlines anymore. After 25 years of what seems like a school shooting every year, we are numb and apathetic. Political violence gets broadcasted because we're used to the random killings, and now more Americans are invested in politics than ever, not to mention the divide in attitudes across the political spectrum here regarding these shootings. The hard right loves political violence unless it's their own guy getting shot at. They openly train militias and want to overthrow the government and replace it with a theocratic dictatorship, but they keep winning elections so if they rise up against institutions, they are just hurting their own politicians. All the centrists care about is money so they have no idea why everyone else is angry when they keep winning in crypto, stocks, or whatever glorified casino they are into, and if they aren't winning they gaslight themselves into thinking that everything is fine and it's actually really cool and good that they are down thousands. They pearl clutch at violence, but don't really care and just vote for whichever party wasn't in office. The hard left ALSO wants a revolution but struggles to organize. Across the spectrum, there's a general feeling of hopelessness regarding elections. Everyone knows politicians are bought and paid for. They don't even try to hide it anymore.
Its much more than every year we are lucky if we go 2 months without one
It feels like we are all NPCs in a game where the player has gotten totally sick of playing it. So, now they're bored they have turned on all the disasters, wars, fire, cranked the difficulty to stupidly impossible and let it all burn 😃
Great content, keep up the good work!
Fallout before saving and turning off autosave and just going mental
@turnip5359 haha 💯 %
It’s okay to praise the Medicare in this country however I don’t see any criticism of the removal of bulk billing from majority of family doctors over the pandemic and also Medicare/bulk billing removed their cover for mental health appointments over the pandemic. THEY REMOVED MENTAL HEALTH CARE DURING A TIME WHEN IT WAS NEEDED THE MOST. It hasn’t returned either to the way it was. We keep heading down this road and in a couple decades we will be America mate or at least have similar healthcare.
Bulk billing is a choice of the provider not the government; racgp has been doing its internal push of you don't earn enough thus increase your prices after both federal governments froze the mbs payment indexation.
Racgp has been saying how financially hard it is for gps, whilst increasing there membership fees to the point of having an ever increasing surplus.
They need to get rid of gp corporates and go back to owner operator style practices, bulk billing will then start to increase again.
"It’s okay to praise the Medicare in this country" - No, it really isn't...
Inefficient, unsustainable, overburdened and incredibly expensive and that's before you take into account that Medicare is the hinge pin of socialist creep, along with the rest of the welfare state.
This is true. 😢
@@maxd5007 - Tony Abbott froze medicare payments - the costs kept rising and doctors had to recover those somehow. This is 100% government caused. Medicare used to cover it all, then Abbot wanted to charge a $5 co-pay, the opposition blocked that - so he froze the benefits instead. Now a visit to the doctor costs $86 and medicare reimburses $43. Meaning a doctors visit takes $43 out of a pensioners pocket. Tony Abbot did that. Not the Doctor.
@@maxd5007 - agree. My comment wasn't just for you. Lots of people read the comments, and many do not know the history of it.
American here - it all comes down to campaign finance and term limits. Our system is set up to legalize corruption and buy politicians. There’s no incentive to legislate or act for the greater good.
This exactly
Gotta destroy Citizens United, but that's not gonna happen because the money wouldn't allow it
The Australians are familiar with that their politics works the exact same way
@spartanx9293 it's really not the same though. While vested interests are a problem here, the scale is vastly different. Nowhere in the west is up there with the US in how disconnected politics is and just how much vested money drives it.
Tbh the biggest interference in our politics comes from the US government.
@@jamestk5079 you literally have a government that actively medals in the lives of its citizens and treats them as if they were 5 year olds your government literally tried to ban organized protest and several state governments are bought out by coal companies don't go judging the us when you have your own problems to fix if you can't even protect your own citizens right to freedom of speech you have no business criticizing
CAN WE PLEASE NOT HAVE A HISTORICAL MOMENT FOR ONCE IN MY LIFETIME
The tent city is where the hopeless and homeless dream their dreams of Hollywood stardom. And for less than 7 bucks a night.
inb4 Americans saying "your healthcare isn't free because you pay taxes!" like that's somehow a bad thing i pay a few grand a year in taxes and don't have a $100k medical bill for a papercut...
Over all cost of living vs taxes vs income, vs what they pay in tax vs us, we pay less than them and have extremely cheap education, cleaner air, water and food, "free schooling" if you're under 18. A degree isn't going to put you into debt for life and neither is nearly dying, so all in all we have the better deal than the dumpster fire healthcare that America has, where you pay thousands every year, to get nothing towards insurance only for them to decide the profit they'll make from not giving you the care you need, is acceptable. 1/3 claims rejected by the company that CEO worked for.... Imagine the uproar if that happened here. It's just a normal day in the USA to die because your provider likes money. American: "But but but I don't want my taxes to go up" Mhmmm
Meanwhile Americans paying for the illusion of healthcare like whole thing sounds like a huge scam.
Also the american privatised healthcare is inefficienct and way more expensive to manage. It has way more administration fees and what not.
As an American: Please smuggle me into your country, I'll happily work hard and pay taxes if it means I get my freedom
An I.V. in US costs $2 to make ... The health system will charge you $100.
Theres a class uprising starting to come to fruition
It really does feel like everything is coming to a head, honestly wouldn't be surprised if this happened.
About time, but it’ll keep happening if there is lobbying allowed in politics. Also too much corporate greed enough is enough
🤣 dream on
Lol. Commie loser
@@42neddy look at what happened in Syria the same can happen everywhere else a corrupt authoritarian government overthrown by the people
To be expected when no political party will actually do anything for the common man
The greed will be their undoing
That’s because they ALL in it together!
@@zenboy1612 doubtful
@anned372 i dont think they see eye to eye, but they do serve the same purpose with somewhat the same outcome.
democrats and labour have both done heaps for the common man.
they arent 'all in it together' and they arent the same.
Jordies is like a fine 90’s grunge song, full of melancholic optimism. A positive tune with depressing lyrics.
And yes the hipster irony is strong in this one. Jordies should have a craft beer named ‘My Firebomb was nothing… hold my beer’
(Random fact: The word hipster started in Australia because we called low rise jeans ‘hipster pants’ in the mid-nineties because they sat on ya hips. You can still see the effects on our Bonds Underwear which have ‘hipster’ undies that sit low on the hips to this day.)
Gotta admit, I do like the sight of a deep V around the hip region. Thanks Australia!
I've seen a lot of people saying "American problems require American solutions" or something similar when talking about the CEO. That's how much of a complicated nightmare our healthcare is.
I hope they never catch The Adjuster.
"Well, officer, I was there, but my health insurance doesn't cover glasses"
💯💯
@@steezydan8543 Take your time and enjoy the free lunches.
@@steezydan8543 yep and the law states the jury can acquit a defendant for any reason. Whether or not they think he's guilty
@@hullinstruments No. If the jury thinks he is guilty then the judge takes it from there.
It's true. In America we all watch Mad Max and think, boy that sure would be nice to live in a pastoral existence
It's because you're all lack witted sociopaths prone to violence and excess. Shame Americans insist on existing.
Hahaha underrated comment!
I feel the same when I watch fallout, what America could be 😭
@@Brimfarm 10 hours ago - A woman whose body was found wrapped in plastic and dumped in bushes near Sydney airport .
19 Nov 2024 - Human remains found at the waste management facility in Dandenong
2nd December Seven suspected homicides across Melbourne in less than a week .
5 days ago - A diagnosed schizophrenic has been charged with murder following the death of his carer in Melbourne's west
Yeah much more Civil in Australia
It is easier to find fresh veggies and unprocessed foods in the third world than in major American cities. Whole economy seems cooked towards making people sick, unless one opts into fighting wars overseas.
As an American, I think the thing with the assassinations becoming more specific with their targets comes from the two party system we have, for the fact that each party thinks that every loss is a malicious slighting of their goals
As an Indian I wash myself with a rag on a stick
idk, so far in the American political climate a lot of assassination attempts are of figures who are conversative (or conservative leaning/backing) who are attempted by conservatives themselves (we know this for trump but we gotta wait on the ceo guy).
no
Reject the two party system, embrace third positionism
Hence Musk Rat walking around using his son as a human shield
I think the best way to put it is that Australia has "comic book super villains". The United States has actual super villains. That is the sad difference. Canada and Australia are far more civil. Despite our terrible things we still don't even come close to what they do.
Americans are fed up 🤷🏼♀️ not condoning gun violence but I’m quite sick of the rich having too much power and I’m sick of paying taxes and I’m sick of corporations not paying their taxes
Don't watch anything about how American worker prosperity took at dive in 1981 with Reaganomics (his slogan was Make America Great Again), massive tax cuts to the rich. Oooh, where have we heard that recently ?
As an American who knows fuck-all about my own country, I think it has to do with a general desensitization to “tragedy”.
Fairly rapidly, the past 3 generations of children have been exposed to foreign beheadings, local school shootings, economic collapse, rapid inflation, and wild fires, among other horrific events *practically* every single day. Every week we see a catalyst for World War III, or Civil War II without the commitment of warfare.
We’ve reached a breaking point. I don’t think I know a single person today, who hasn’t considered doing what The Adjuster did to any other inhumane high-class corpse.
I'm Canadian and I care a lot about Americans because you are our neighbours and because, as a French Canadian who grew up on the border, I remember that while Anglo Canadians have treated us like inconvenient pest, Americans have treated us like their friends.
In my opinion, The Adjuster was an evetuality. Your people have given ample time for the governement, justice system and for corporations to change and stop living off your deaths and misery. They have all proven that they are not interested in negotiating and forced people to take things into their own hands.
No matter what happens in the next few years, my heart is with the American people.
America is the country that normalized citizenship being about where you are born, not your ancestry. America made it international law to protect refugees. American workers won and normalized the 40 hour week and the weekend.
Americans have the gumption to fight back corporation: it's in your History.
@Dekubud all those wonderful tidbits about America? Trump wants to undo them, it’s straight up on the checklist (yes including birthright citizenship.) It is completely out of pocket what could happen here on January 20th.
Since the beginning 🇺🇸 is a hyper-capitalist oligarchical culture like nowhere on Earth, It's sent all of 🇺🇸 nuts.
🇺🇸 pretends to be heroes but are really Earth's "final boss". See my playlists.
Canadians are pretty neat, they're just other americans to me!
I remember back in school they'd use to kind of paint it like we're neighbors, so canada is our greatest ally right?
And while i still believe that even though i'm really not political anymore haha (some stuff kinda sticks with you)
it is a shame that governments are not just "friendly and there to help you"
But people wise canadians are pretty cool.
@@Dekubud Exactly this. When nonviolent attempts at popular change do not work it often escalates to violence.
I’m a health insurance broker, I help people reduce their costs of their policies by cutting out stupid stuff like pregnancy off their covers (no idea how many elderly people are paying for that, it’s astounding) and I don’t think many people appreciate how hard my job is because of how good our public healthcare is. You can get essentially 90% of operations you would need for free, if not under $1000 just simply by waiting, the level of care you get is generally the best in the world and again, typically free. The only people I talk to are people who don’t have it and just found out they have to wait three years for an operation or pay like $30k, or they’ve had it their entire lives and rare change funds.
There’s a saying in our industry; “If you can sell health insurance in Australia, you can sell anything anywhere” and despite all of this, I f$@king love Medicare, and I would fight to the death to defend it, we are so lucky to live in this country, we really have no idea.
Private health insurance rarely provides full $ coverage for hospital procedures in Australia
It's a combination of Medicare funding, private health insurance payouts & patient out of pocket expenses not covered by Medicare or private health insurance payments
Unfortunately some Medicare rebates are much lower than what private health professionals charge, especially in the case of anaesthetists & surgeons
I'm all for the very best surgeons charging whatever they think is fair, especially in the modern era of lawsuits
There should probably be harsher punishments for malpractice & sub standard care, though Australia is desperate for more health professionals given ageing & increasing population
The other brilliant part of Australian private health insurance is that waiting periods are generally a maximum of 1 year for almost every health condition, even if it's a pre-existing condition, health insurers in Australia can not refuse to provide coverage
This is vastly different to the USA where pre-existing conditions are routinely excluded from health insurance policies
The USA has been a sick & unfair society from the very beginning, probably always will be.
Let's try to keep Australia at least a little bit less crap than USA & UK
@ Medicare actually contributes a portion of operations under private health, but the private health companies actually cover quite a lot. I listen to customers tell me tales daily of their health funds covering tens of thousands of dollars for their operations, my dad personally paid around $3500 over a year and it saved him $78k. I know it’s cool to hate on health insurance lately, but it’s worth noting that the difference between what we get in Australia versus America is night and day
Not to say you don’t get horror stories, but 70% of them are caused by the customer not doing their due diligence and checking their cover to see if they are covered for things they need still. At the end of the day health funds are businesses, they exist to make a profit, even the non for profit funds, but they will still save you tens of thousands of dollars in the right situations.
Cool to hate on health insurance ... OMG .... now Ive heard it all
I can’t believe you can use “insurance broker” and “help” in the same sentence without opening a portal to the underworld.
I’m on the most basic private insurance plan, and I’m still shelling out well over $200 a month for my family.
Maybe you could have a chat with your boss... oh wait, I mean SATAN !!!... and see if U can get me a better deal?
Willing to pull my pants down a little more so u can get some purchase before slamming it in.
Honestly, I don’t even care how tough your job is. Just let us know when they raise the premiums again, so I can brace myself for the next financial gut punch that u demon spawn think is so helpful
@ typical uninformed idiot comment.
1. A broker doesn’t work FOR health funds, they work WITh health funds and just compare options for your price and level of cover and offer a cheaper one.
2. If you don’t like paying $200 a month then cancel it and pay pretty much the same in tax or tens of thousands of dollars when you have an accident anyway genius hahah
3. Keep your pants on and contact a broker and maybe if you’re not as much of a wanker as you’re being now, they may want to help you.
4. Prices go up 1st April EVERY YEAR, it’s common knowledge, it’s called CPI.
5. I keep a tally of money I save per day, today I saved $2789 across three policies, and get paid more than you do in the process, it’s a good life.
I had no insurance and wanted a surgery done. Public wait times were equivalent to or longer than buying private insurance and waiting out the year and I was warned I may get a surgeon who wasn't highly skilled which would mean more risk factors. So I waited and it cost me about $3k including a year of insurance. Not bad really.
13 minute video about appreciating how safe it is to live in Australia from Australia's Poster Child for assassination attempts.
Can you ensure my safety on the 10th??? ☀️🌊
Wonder if that's the point
@SambucaMilkshake his argument is literally just that you'd actually be able to get into the hospital. That's it.
@SambucaMilkshakeI'm not sure that was his point. Yes, the unhomed problem in Australia is a massive issue that everyone should be taking very seriously, but the base level of care that an Australian citizen has is at least marginally better than that of a US citizen. I think his jabs were more in line with the absolute wealth inequality that you see in places like LA vs. Sydney.
What I took from his snarky criticism of the US unhomed problem vs. The Aussie unhomed problem was that in Australia, at least, the unhomed folks can go to a hospital (and can't get access to loads of weapons), while in America, it's cheaper and easier to buy a pistol and a silencer than it is to even get a check up at the clinic. And that says nothing about the level of hoops the average American has to go through just to *get* a practitioner in their service network.
If you're not American, did you know that even if you have health insurance, not every doctor accepts your specific insurance? So, even if you're paying $600 a month for private insurance, you might not have a doctor within a 60 mile radius that will even see you? And that's not to mention the wait lists for specialists out here. AND none of that is to mention that your insurance company can just deny you coverage if they feel like it.
Another "fun fact" about American healthcare: Did you know dental isn't covered by insurance companies for doctor's, so you need a second insurance plan to see a dentist? Same goes for optometrists. Same hoops apply, where even if you have insurance, your local dentist might not accept it, so you have to drive 1-2 hours just to see someone who your insurance covers.
Last "fun fact": Our insurance, on average, is more costly that ANY other developed country's Medicare equivalent to both the citizens and the government. We are litteraly paying a premium to have worse coverage, care, and standards of living in the pursuit of the free market.
I mean it was only a couple mate 🤣
Yeah, but most of these assassination attempts in Australia, not involving the Mafia, are unenthusiastically half arsed.
I don't know why people fixate on the Firebombing incident when it's not a refutation the point Jordon trying to make.
Yes, journalists that goes against criminal organizations bound get harassed by them, but the amount desperation and criminality that is imposed upon the American people by the political and economic system is genuinely insane. I am a from third world country even here the general system is far more humane than in United States.
For-profit healthcare/insurance is an abomination.
Literally sacrificing ten of thousands every year to the demon Mammon
And they have no incentive to allow you access to your healthcare, really. It's sad as hell.
For profit prison is just as bad
@@redpandamurphy Well actually what's sad as hell is the incentive is clearly to NOT allow you access wherever possible.
Luigi is the Karma Police! 👮🏻♂️
We need more of them in the beat!
🎶 This is what you get … when you messssss with usssdssssss!” 🎶
American here, we are reaching the point where it's become so transparent our votes are for red and blue reskins of the same thing with deviations on social/bathroom bill issues only pretty much. The vectors for changing things are so few and I guess it's so mask off atp
It's like that in aus, UK and us. Red and blue they are the same except for social and environment.
My mates were staying at the same hostel as the assasin when the killing took place, and they stayed on the allegdly same floor as him. They were contacted by police after the incident but they didn't really chase them up.
Hopefully they saw nothing, eh ;)
Nah that's fake
They didn't see anything, right?
Is there a Mrs Assassin or....?
@@sonatab2646 ..just because it's unlikely?
“The World situation is crazy”
Was this title written by Jotaro Kujo?
"The rise and fall of Dio Brando"
"Speedwagon's newest enemy"
Written by pyrocynical
American here- when peaceful progress is impossible (and retaliated with violence), then violence becomes inevitable. we are more and more fed up, more and more exploited, with less and less to lose. the shame of living in a country where we plead (and pay) for those in control to heal our sick, feed our hungry, home our houseless, give basic care to our citizens, as the point of it all should be, and instead that capital that WE generate and contribute to either by labor or taxes or fees or premiums or purchases all goes to lining pockets and building weapons and ruining lives around the world? Aggression seems to be the only language this country has ever spoken. In a just system we would need no vigilantes. This is not a just system, we must stay grounded in the reality of our conditions. I pray not a single exploitative executive ever knows peace for the rest of their lives, I pray they live in a fear worse than ours.
I wish you were wrong 😥
BBC reporter impression at the start was incredible. I was forced to listen to BBC news by way of NPR radio growing up, you took me back to riding in the car to school with mommy. Sublime.
As long as the new Syrian guy doesn't say he wants to open his own bank everyone will love him.
I've never understood why people care so much about the Syrian opposition when Rojava is right there. Sure, the latter has its flaws, but holy fuck is an an order of magnitude better.
Honestly don't know what to expect from this one at 11pm, are the boys on overtime? Prayers for Mislav
nothing to see here folks...just demoncrats making sure the world is on fire before trump takes over...obummer did the same 2016...
ehh..
Mislav wants that euro and american ad rev, pay rise
No one wants the aud anymo@@woober6
the problem with the syria situation is western media keeps trying to make it a black/ white, good vs evil thing.
time will indicate,, evil vs evil. women will continue too carry the burden, the msm don't reflect the truth cause thy are only vested in the 'profit' motive, sad and sick. we, all for the sake of humanity, need to stand against this 'shite'.
The first thing I thought when I saw that the western press was promoting the HTS leader was "muslim zelensky"
How so? Zelensky was elected and is a dance star and actor. The HTS guy is a hardcore islamist dictator
I had a dream that you were in my apartment and started making pancakes but your method was to mix all the ingredients into a plastic tote and after a little bit I pulled out a perfectly formed 2ft diameter pancake that we just tore piece's off of and ate right there. It did not taste as good as a traditionally cooked pancake but it was also lacking butter and syrup but you were just so excited about it coming out like that after it was just somehow chemically cooked or whatever dream logic made that happen.
Prophetic totecake.
Excuse me but.... What???
@@XDXDXDXDXDXDXDXDXDXD he made dream cakes with dream Jordie... not that hard to understand.
I think we all knew that at some point Jordie would start invading our dreams like Freddy Krueger but I think we should just be thankful that he's benign and probably high so nothing to worry about.
If we got manic ranting autistic Jordie in our dreams that might be something to worry about.
What's absolutely wild is the fact that UHC stock went UP 2% after the news of their CEOs murder broke
soulless investors saying that any publicity is good publicity:
Short it
there are two Jordies. the one who goes off on world events with "glad i'm strayan" and the one that declares the world needs to pay more attention to Straya when there's logging or a bushfire.
Don't forget his willful ignorance to anything to do with China. Any of you guys remember the Chinese man who was visiting Australia and poured boiling coffee on an infant child of an Australian couple in a public park? He walked away scot-free, back in China, walking around no problem. I guess nothing bad happens in Australia, right? I know, I know, he's unapologetically pro his certain party, but the blinders are starting to show guys.
Sacred sites? Like some aboriginally significant trees?
I am so incredibly glad you brought up the Netanyahu thing. Isn't what he is doing considered election meddling?
Ummm Turkey? You literally have armies backed by Turkey and here you are suggesting Israel wants Islamists on its doorstep, are you ignorant or antisemitic?
You say “one town over” it’s actually 1 street over from Hollywood blvd
I think nearly everyone is thinking about that UnitedHealthcare assassination wrong
people shouldn't be thinking "haha dead money grubbing leech" or "he was murdered in cold blood and your LAUGHING"
they should instead be thinking "who benefits from his death the most and what kind of creature will replace him"
I also have a feeling they may never find the actual guy who shot him, they will find someone but it wont be the guy who actually did it
true, but as some other people pointed out, it may be the beginning of revolution in america. the fact that people are satisfied with his death suggest that america is verginig upon a tipping point that will topple 250 years of american institution. but what will replace it is up in the air.
no people should be thinking on how to prevent these kind of things of happening, and the solution is free healthcare
I'm thinking: "A CEO finally reaped what he sowed." And I agree, it doesn't solve the bigger issue. However, it does send a double message: people are fed up with those building immense fortune off the blood of the powerless and if the governement and the law aren't going to protect people from the most prolific criminals in the country, then people will take things into their own hands.
Edit: Forgot to add that no matter if they catch the actual guy, I think a jury woukd have to be composed of nothing but CEOs for the man to be found guilty lol
I'm thinking "the world is objectively a better place now and more people are starting to see that"
Shhh let us enjoy this a little longer before reality sets in and another head pops up on the beast.
Wrong on one point, the biggest tragedy of 2024 was the Olympic breakdancing. By a long way.
Man I love your humour so much, nothing funnier when I'm blazed and bussed out, and the microwave needs a break and I can't stare into it 😂😂😂
As an American, I will sacrifice my life for Luigi.
Did anyone notice the encoding glitch? I can confirm that didn't come from UA-cam. I would suggest the production team rollback or reinstall the system on the servers. Maybe it's pine gap trying to return the soccer ball?
Just spent 5 months in the States, and your spot on. Imbetween traffic and weather, they make a quick mention about 3 shooting....everyday on the local city news, at least 3 shooting a day, couldnt image it in australia
Theres over 300 million people here. AUS has 27 million. Obviously you wouldnt have as many shootings as we do.
Where were you?
Virgina
the tents is literally the gold coast. More cars than tents at this point, but there's a park in Southport full of meth heads in tents that for some reason don't get moved along.
It's now legal to camp anywhere in tas on public property and by water ways as long as your not being messy.
But don't come here thinking it's easy.
I was in Southport but didn’t see any tents but I think I saw a homeless guy sleeping in a kid’s playground. Also a security guard with sniffer dog went through the playground that morning
"meth heads" sleeping in tents in public places are obscenely disadvantaged individuals that aren't deserving of your ire.
someone on this channel is living in a Hollow tree with a pixie
30,000 people go missing in Oz every yr, many never found again
In Oz we do the ''Job'' smarter, not in front of 200 CCTV cams.
I do not even try to comprehend the dribble I have listened too in the last 30 odd minutes.
The videos of people liberating the many horrific prisons that were in use makes me think that this new guy might, just potentially, be better than what he's replacing.
Is anyone else hearing popping in the audio or are my phone speakers on the way out?
Nah, you're good, it's the video.
@scottneil1187 cheers!
Yeah, me too
censoring the first letter of every 7th word is crazy work from albo
The amount of incomplete words will desync UA-cam's swear demonetiser algobots, it's actually a 4D genius move
Syrian rebel leader is moderate in comparison to Assad. So when you have one of the lowest bars, it's easy to be moderate.
@sauceysausage4041 what?
New "rebel" leader is confirmed Al Kai-da. Dude separates heads from necks
@@jovialpunchAssad terror bombed 500 thousand people
@@jovialpunch and Assad made entire 30 person families disappear into mass graves...
Abe's assassination was related to his wife supporting that weird cult, which had ruined the assassin's mother's life.
The cult itself has an interesting political flavor, but even that didn't seem like it was on the assailant's radar.
Abe was very close with the Moonies as well. He helped them behind the scenes. The Moonies are so nutty
Bro your BBC Caster accent was so on point I did a double take and I was watching the screen to begin with.
you've subscribed to the "this situation is crazy part of youtube"
You say you don't have the things in Australia to do that but neither does Japan and their prime minister was assassinated for the hand built one.
Footage of that showed Abe being shot before the blast left the muzzle 🤔
@@a_planet_on_fireis that a fresh new conspiracy theory? Did you make that one up?
@@Tb0n3 100% made up on the spot lmfao. I dive deep into every conspiracy known to man, truly. Its a passion and all i do outside of work. I did extensive research on Shinzo Abe and there's nothing going on there.
@@Tb0n3 listen I'm just telling you what I saw in a news clip the day after. It was unexplainable.
@@a_planet_on_fire wasn't it a double barrel and one failed to fire?
There's tents and homeless in front of the Chinese Grumman Theater right on the walk of fame. My country is getting sicker and sicker...
Meanwhile over 50 million homes and apartments are sitting empty. The problem isn't resources, it's morals. States want to regulate my fckin uterus but my hamburgers, that's govt overreach, even after onions in several McDonalds were found to have e coli contamination and killed someone's grandma
The whole 'he crashed' story came from a flight radar track of a Syrian IL-76 that flew from Damascus Airport over Homs towards the Russian airbase in Latakia as Rebels started breaching the Damascus perimeter, and the radar showed a massive deceleration, loss of altitude, and then loss of signal over Homs which was captured by the anti-regime forces and could have very easily gained access to anti-aircraft capability left by the regime troops, or a IDF F-35 wanted its first air-to-air kill. That area does have GPS jamming and always has, but what got people excited was the fact the flight trail showed a loss of altitude and loss of speed rather than a dissapearing signal. There was also a few other smaller private jets running the gauntlet between Damascus and Saudi Arabia, but nobody knew if he was on the plane or not, and now nobody, including Homs locals, seem to be able to confirm if the IL-76 actually dropped out of the sky or made it to Latakia, and if so, was Assad on that plane or not.
I was in the U.S. earlier and this year and met someone in a bar with a concealed carry from Atlanta trying to convince me how quickly the Bondi Junction stabbings would have been resolved if we had guns to defend ourselves :D
America delusion at it's finest.
Actually he’s not overly wrong in states with ‘open carry’ you’re safer in those bars. No one has the courage to kick off when you know they’re armed too. I’m an Australian and I’m not advocating it but he has a point.
bru
He was absolutely correct even worse when authorities carry firearms supposedly trained to use them and then don't. Read the Port Arthur history. You can instead feel safe in your next home invasion because the Police will no doubt turn up in time to carry out an arrest, after your 3G phone doesn't work on 000.
@@SirBigzalot I get what you're saying but it only works so long as all the people carrying are actually sane and well adjusted human beings, and it's not always easy to tell who is and who isn't, and things can happen that will drive even the most calm and well adjusted person over the edge, humans are just like that. Especially in a setting where alcohol is involved, I dunno if I'd trust anyone with a gun.
How dare you call America a crunch bar we are more like a Snickers
You cause allergic reactions?
@@zenboy1612 your lucky if that's all you get coming around here
There's a bunch of nuts at the top?
@TheKillerqueen40 that's what she said ka-jigga ka-jigga
I swear they put the same stuff thats in those weight loss drinks in Snickers. Its the only candy bar where I feel the same kind of 'full' I get from those things
America seems to have a Port Arthur-scale event every other month these days.
Well, we do have 334 million people to your 26.65 million, so it is 10 times as many people. We also have 90 people per square mile to your 3 per square mile, which would be more like you having 30 times more likely interacts between people with 10 times the total amount of people, so 300 of those events per the last 120 months would be likely. Now, cities, where that happened, do have a maximum general density to them, but the US does have several cities that are far denser than Australia's while we also have other well know factors to consider on violent crime, like education, poverty, and nutrition that we could quantify to adjust this, but with us both being developed nations in similar trade statues and have healthy economies that export similar resources (with the exception of timber and oil that the US is exporting that you don't have), those are approximately equal to each other other than poverty and one other: gun access. The US has more gun access and a higher rate of poverty. So, we have more gun crime, but it isn't crazy higher than it really seems to be than the number we already have here
This is all back of the napkin, but it really would be looking like, 2.5 times that of Australia is what we are looking at. That's for mass shootings that make the national news and stick in the memory for 10 years, which does sound about right, actually. The Las Vegas Concert Shooting shooting and the Pulse Nightclub shooting would be the two that come to mind initially that I think of. There are a lot that could be a third.
And just like Port Arthur, it was the feds😊
I randomly googled California last week, and there just happened to be a school shooting the day before in the news, stood out to me, not them though, and that's just normal. It's mental.
Yep I've said for years that they try to pull some disarmament psyop at least 4 times a year over there. Surely the (((powers that be))) aren't actually stupid enough to think that Americans will surrender their guns. It's too ingrained in their culture. As it should have been for us
@@KnightsWithoutATablethe one fact that nullifies your entire comment is Port Arthur happened in 1996, when I was 3 years old. We as a country made a decision to end the open ownership of firearms and surrendered everything we didn’t have a licence for. We have had ONE such incident since, in almost 30 years. How does any of your justification make up for the fact that it happens so regularly, even if your country is 10 times the size of our population, the rate of mass shootings has to be 1 in thousands
So sad , he didn't get to buy his 5th Lamborghini
FREE LUIGI! That wasn't Luigi! It was his cousin Waluigi Wamangione!
korea not even mentioned, insane times
It's like the "french peasants are gathering up the corrupt royals"
You do remember how that ended, right?
The French Revolution wasn't just one Revolution, it was actually closer to 15 revolutions, as each new government of rebels got their heads cut off by the news rebel government.
And it all ended with one guy taking over and claiming himself Emperor, and then took over most of Europe.
And installed his family members as the new ruling families in those conquered nations.
Everyone always points to the French Revolution about what should be done.
No one ever remembers that it basically was a failure because they ended up with someone just as bad sitting on their now rebuilt thrown.
@@Targe0 you realize we could probably do a lot better now, considering its the information age and not pre-lightbulb, even if people are stupid we are a lot more educated than we were 300 years ago
It wasn't the peasants it was the bourgeoisie. Remember the Vendée
@@circleinforthecube5170 And that doesn't stop the problem that was at play there.
As the problem with violent revolutions is, it tells a people that the solution to your problem is to kill the ones causing the problem.
Which means that when the new government runs into problems and people get upset that the revolution didn't end exactly how they wanted it to.
They go with the option that just worked for them.
And that cycle keeps going until either a better system gets made, or as is the most common one, someone with a strong enough military force takes over instead.
It's why so many peoples rebellions end up falling into military dictatorships.
As the people you want to topple a nation are not the ones you then want to lead it.
But they tend to end up being the ones who lead it.
@ArcaniIgnis It wasn't them at the start of the French Revolution, but after they took out basically all the upper classes, they turned on each other over control of who would lead the new nation.
They killed off dozens of Government leaders from the rebellion.
Simply because they didn't like their leadership style.
And again those rebellions ended up making a new nobility instead.
As they literally crowned Napoleón Emperor.
Who was functionally just a moderday military dictatorship.
corrupt nobels*
0:10 Yeah pretty messed up its 11 pm and u release it???
Not all heroes wear capes, this one war a hoodie.
Quiet, Lisa. The dog is barking.
I love how I just came from the firebombing video and seeing all the corruption in Aussie politics to him talking about much better it is than the US
Yup, even with all that, it's still safer than in America
@@chaosgamer016_5is it though
The title situation is crazy
The gunman was not poor. He graduated an Ivy League school and his cousin I think is a republican senator or something.
The Friendlyjordies Title Situation is Crazier
syrian here. been in egypt since 2013. let me chime in a little bit. if the syrian situation baffles you and want a brief summary on what the hell is going on then watch the syrian people reaction to this major event. everyone is celebrating. across the whole nation. this should give you an idea about what type of regime was in power. after the god aweful racist and sectarianist era the assad has reigned over, me and many other syrians are not keen on allowing a similar regime to take place. syria won't be afghanistan 2.0 because teh syrian society is deeply different
Doubt
Its the same shit mate, you've got an Isis guy as your president
That has been my response to people asking if this is a good thing for Syria. It only takes one look at the reaction of the people of Syria to see that, regardless of what comes next, they are relieved to be rid of the scum that was the Assad regime. I am not under the illusion that Al-Jolani doesn't intend to turn Syria into an Islamic state, the hope is that he will do so while instituting some of the basic civil liberties and religious freedoms that he has been intimating that he will.
@jetwells4528 yeh bro and that thing about Islamic states is that Christians (and other denominations) don't exist!
Medicare is crumbling mate. I just paid $75 for a 7 minute telephone appointment for some test results. I'll get $40 of that back, but how soon will it be less? We're heavily encouraged to use private hospitals for surgery, but that will set you back $1000s even with the insurance. I went public for surgery, and yeah - we are extremely ucky to have that - but my coworkers immediately asked if I had insurance, like using the public system means you're some inferior, pov specimen. Using private insurance here is a way to show off you're middle-upper-middle class. Aussies are being steered towards privatisation.
if not in private you pay a surcharge on your tax, so you do pay in the end and have long waiting time for surgery and use a bulk biller. if we all pay a tax and rid of private will that lead to abuse of the system, driving up costs, higher taxis? we are between a rock and a hard place.
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The worlds gone to shit ever since Dave’s dinnerz stopped uploading
Oh we definitely have those types of guns in Australia
That British accent was pretty good. You should do it all the time.
"I'm not a fan of Synagogues" - FriendlyJordies in 2024
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Former prison colony is more civil than a "former" slave colony... who would have thunk it.
i don't know, america has a lot of problems but new york city is a vastly more impressive city than sydney, jordie was dead wrong when he said LA was the best part of america (its not, its just the cheapest to make movies in), it absolutely depends on the part of america, much of america is piss poor but much of it is civil, also our housing crisis stems from suburban sprawl and lack of middle density and the corporate takeover of housing, something australia is slowly buying more into
@@circleinforthecube5170 - Jordan specifically said Hollywood. Not LA.
@@lunsmann same thing basically, american cities should be counted in the way metro area's are counted, not by individual city, look at any american city map and tell me it isint a complete mess
As an American that left the US and immigrated to Australia 12 years ago, I cannot express in words how grateful I am to be in Australia and not have to deal with that completely messed up system. Please Aussies, do not let the healthcare system drift towards the US model. Taxes suck, but at least you can say that some of them are keeping Australia from spiralling like the US.
Yes, but you have to celebrate Xmas in the summer. That's quite the sacrifice
@@Backinblackbunny009 Beach, beer and BBQ is not that hard to get used to, unless you come from a place where it snows. 🙂
Its true; our houses are unaffordable but we do have medicare. We have a better electoral system, too. I'm glad to be an Australian.
I'm desperately hoping to marry off my daughter to an Australian. Anything to get her out of this shit hole, before it's mandated every white girl under 35 has to carry one of Elon musk's spawn to term.
@@9000ck yeah a healthcare system that is deteriorating year over year.
10/10 title, written as though Jordies doesn't go outside xD
Yeah insurance is a scam. I was on my mum's premium health insurance plan, and when it came down to having to get all my wisdom teeth removed because they were impacted the insurance paid back a measly $400 which barely covered the Anaesthetists bill which was like $800, and the actual surgery cost over 4k. Because apparently my surgery was an elected cosmetic surgery. Actual bs man if i had waited i would of had to keep putting up with the pain until id be unable to work and have it be a threat on my life if i didnt want to have to pay the money
For everyone pointing out the irony of Jordies' house being fire bombed...it's still doesn't come close to your local government and police dropping bombs on you from a helicopter. No I'm not talking about Assad. I'm talking about Mayor Wilson Goode of Philadelphia in the 80's.
THE COPS SHOT AT CHILDREN AS THEY RAN FROM THE BURNING BUILDINGS!!!
Americans without heath care don’t want him found 😂
Americans WITH health care don't want him found either tbf.
@@outinthegrapes Every single US citizen has de facto free healthcare. You can NOT be turned away from a hospital, and your wages can NOT be garnished for medical expenses. On the other side of things, many serious procedures are listed as "optional", which means you will be paying in some way or another for life altering procedures.
As an American, your interpretation is spot-on and made me laugh too, thank you. It's a weird time here (I say that like there are normal times here but I promise they do happen), but the fact that people of all different beliefs/positions are coming together does give me some hope. That's what we all really need, no matter what country we live in, class solidarity and hope.
Im really glad that you said that Australia was built better governmentaly rather than saying the US's guns were the problem. It's your classic. "Guns don't kill people. People kill people." As an American gun lover, I can understand the pushback against guns and understand why the pushback exists, but too many people immediately blame the gun owners and the fact we are allowed to own guns rather than the facts about the reason a person had used guns in an awful way and we were built on the ideal that any of our oppressors should be met with force. Every FriendlyJordies video I see makes me like this man more and more.