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to not get bankrupt for a 2 hour ER visit in the USA.

A young man goes to the ER for high blood pressure in the MountainView Hospital and Medical Center Las Vegas, Nevada.
He’s there less than TWO hours. No surgery. No scans. The bill comes back at $41,297 even AFTER he’s paid his FULL out-of-pocket max.

u/Aesterix_ — 1 day ago
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Democratic leader says that there's no peace because Palestinians don't believe in the Torah.

u/Not_Ground — 9 hours ago
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This might be the most British image I've ever seen

Yes - they're eating ice creams while wrapped up in macs and blankets.

My concert band played at Deal bandstand on Sunday, so South east coast of England. The wind was ferocious, absolutely freezing weather in mid-May. But we had an audience of about 15, they stayed through the whole thing, wrapped up in coats, hoods, blankets and seemed to enjoy themselves immensely.

But it's the seaside so ice creams were needed.

Is this the most hilarious quintessential British thing you've ever seen or what.

LMFAO

u/emiliadaffodil — 1 day ago
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This was Rob Rinder's reaction (bottom right) to the announcement that Gaza: Doctors Under Attack won a Bafta, while everyone around him clapped. Apparently, showing clips of doctors saving lives at their own risk is something to sulk about.

u/Educational_Board888 — 2 days ago
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Netanyahu, after lamenting the collapse of the image of 'Israel', says 'Israel' is "very popular in India"

u/Not_Ground — 2 days ago
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It’s time the UK gave Ukrainian refugees proper settlement rights — including a pathway to ILR

These people have now been in the UK for nearly 5 years. They didn’t choose to leave their homes they were forced out by a full-scale war that is still ongoing with no clear end in sight.
Many Ukrainians here are working, paying taxes, learning English, enrolling their kids in schools, universities and genuinely integrating into communities across the country. Yet they’re still living on temporary visas with no certainty about their future. That’s not fair, and it’s not good policy.

Why other so called refugees from other countries have lived the same amount of time and also have ILR and getting their citizenships with their B1 English language level.
The Ukrainian people are really really nice and hardworking and will definitely contribute really well to our society.

The current scheme gives them no long-term security. Landlords are reluctant to rent to them. Employers are hesitant to invest in them. Banks make things difficult. All because of a temporary status that could theoretically end. These aren’t abstract problems they affect real people’s daily lives.

Offering a clear pathway to Indefinite Leave to Remain for Ukrainians who have been here a certain number of years, are self-sufficient, and have integrated into British society is the right and humane thing to do.
We welcomed them. We should follow through.

What does everyone think? Should the UK offer Ukrainians a proper long-term settlement route? What can we do to help it?

Five years. No home to return to. No certainty to stay. If that was your family, you wouldn’t call it temporary. You’d call it limbo. And we put them there.

They’re your neighbours, your colleagues, the parent at the school gate, the nurse who looked after your nan. They rebuilt their lives here from nothing, with nothing guaranteed. They asked for so little and gave so much back.
A five minute email to your MP could change that. Not a protest. Not a march. Just five minutes of your time against five years of their uncertainty.

You can go to WriteToThem.com, type in your postcode, and just say you want Ukrainians who’ve been here five years to have settlement. That’s it. One message. Real lives hanging in the balance.

And if you won’t do it for politics — do it for people. Because that’s all this ever was.

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Wes Streeting threatening to resign. The least threatening threat that ever threatened.

u/EdwardJSuperman — 13 hours ago
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Fox Business host Larry Kudlow gets upset at the opposition to the war on Iran, calls it worse than 9/11 before checking himself, and people "suddenly" turning against 'Israel'.

u/Not_Ground — 9 hours ago
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Critical Theorist influencer explained why Reform UK performed well in the local elections

u/raydebapratim1 — 3 days ago
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Why are mobile signal and data so poor nowadays in the UK?

I understand the China/Huawei issue but why isn’t this national news more.

Why aren’t more masts and technology being built or updated.

I’ve been on 3 different networks in the last 12 months and they all have abysmal signal all over the UK.

Also either my phone or my network are clearly lying to me as I often can’t open WhatsApp messages or receive calls when it says I have 2 bars of signal and 5G.

It’s insane that in 2026 we have such horrific phone signal.

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u/bensonharriot — 6 hours ago
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If you are from a council estate and you vote reform, you are a fool.

What appeals to you for reform? Getting the foreigners out? Are they to blame for all your troubles? Well enjoy paying 500% more council taxand getting shafted in every way possible. All the help people get for having disabled children and things like that? Gone. NHS? Gone. Mental health? Doesn’t exist anymore. It doesn’t take a genius to figure out reform are modern day Nazis. Actually do some proper research instead of living and breathing in echo chambers. Get out of your comfort zone and take a step back and look at what reform are all about !!!

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u/tonytimeneverends — 5 days ago