In your very first comment on this post, you clearly lay out the risk (and hopeful outcome).
As an American man I only have a 40% chance of developing cancer in my lifetime, but with universal healthcare there’s 100% chance I will have to pay for it.
Seems like your memory problems are getting worse… too bad you don’t have health insurance, or you could go see a doctor to have that checked out ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
Gee, those memory problems seem to be getting worse. Seems pretty foolish to have gambled on not getting health insurance when you appear to be in such need.
I asked about your usage of the quotation marks because it seems like you feel like my beliefs are less then.
A straw man and deflection. Your insecurities about your “beliefs” has nothing to do with health insurance.
This is totally bringing me back to my Reddit days, so thank you for that!
Yeah, people here usually don’t use so many obvious logical fallacies and circular arguments like you do. Most people know better.
What I’m doing is not risky, so it isn’t gambling by that definition.
In your very first comment on this post, you clearly lay out the risk (and hopeful outcome).
Seems like your memory problems are getting worse… too bad you don’t have health insurance, or you could go see a doctor to have that checked out ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
So you saying that being an American male is inherently risky?
Changing the subject again?
Nice straw man.
All American makes have a 40% chance of developing cancer in their lifetimes which you are saying is risky.
So you’re saying it’s risky to be an American male.
Do you know what a strawman is?
You said that. You defined the risk. Are you having memory problems again and think that I made your comment?
That is the conclusion you have drawn based on the risk you, yourself, defined. Yet, you’re blaming me for things you did.
Sure: when you try to change the subject from health insurance to:
These ar just a few examples of the straw man arguments you’ve tried here.
You brought up wages and employment insurance, though?
I asked about your usage of the quotation marks because it seems like you feel like my beliefs are less then.
This is totally bringing me back to my Reddit days, so thank you for that!
Wrong again. That was you.
Gee, those memory problems seem to be getting worse. Seems pretty foolish to have gambled on not getting health insurance when you appear to be in such need.
A straw man and deflection. Your insecurities about your “beliefs” has nothing to do with health insurance.
Yeah, people here usually don’t use so many obvious logical fallacies and circular arguments like you do. Most people know better.
This was you bringing up wages before the cherry-picked comment.