Don't hate on my boy Ray!

Bingo

It's somewhat rare for me to see, but I know it's when she's super comfy

Gonna have to refer to her by that now

Why do you have such a hard on for America. Do you have anything constructive to say, or do you just whine constantly?

You seem like a massive douchebag

Don't argue with this child

You are a fool.

Yes it is

You know we don't voluntarily give our money to the government, right??

Edit: Can you respond? You mentioned we are all "paying" for it. Are you talking about taxes?

Yeah, this reply is a perfect example. It's a generalization of over 340 million individuals.

Thanks for this. Anytime I talk about these things to folks outside the US, it's always some reply about "your country chose this!" And how, regardless of how I voted, I still somehow let this happen. It's super frustrating and disheartening. Now, it is the cool thing to be super anti-American. This country has a huge population of people who are terrified and strictly opposed to what is happening. Once you decide: "Fuck the US," you're turning your back on millions of Americans that did not want this to happen and did what they could do stop it. We need help in our resistance. Please don't abandon us.

Uninstalled. Thanks for the heads up!

I was so happy to see a new one on gamepass yesterday. Can't wait to play it.

The market in my town delivers to my workplace every week. I order from them first, then supplement everything else from the grocery store.

It's more expensive indeed, but I've found the quality is much better.

That might be considered "radical," so be careful!

https://projects.propublica.org/nonprofits/organizations/274345913

RNs go through a nursing program (many options and levels of degree), then take an exam for a license. Most RNs I interact with have an associates degree, but many have BSNs and MSNs.

SFAs technically don't need anything more than a high school diploma. These days, most SFAs are certified by 1 of 2 associations. To be able to take the certification exam, you must complete an FA program (typically 2 years didactics plus about 500 cases). The majority of SFAs started as STs (surgical technoloists). To be an ST, it's pretty much the same steps. Both of these programs only give a certification. Most STs I've interacted with just have a HS diploma, while a good portion these days have an associates degree. Some SFAs have bachelor's degree and sometimes even a masters.

SFAs have a much more specific role in the medical field. They work strictly in surgery, while RNs have a much larger scope.

So we're pretty much all the same now, even if we are extremely opposed to Trump. That means everyone that has a piece of shit leader or government is responsible for it if they are a citizen of the country. I totally understand why everyone shits on the USA and their citizens, but it's pretty disheartening when you try to oppose the bullshit, but still get lumped in with everyone else.