Is it bad that I support Luigi Mangione? Healthcare in the U.S is absolute trash.

It's understandable, but yes, it's bad. You saw someone put a face on a corrupt system and then lash out at that face. But the problem is the system, not the man. And that system? It goes way b…

Top stories for Long   Is it bad that I support Luigi Mangione? Healthcare in the U.S is absolute trash. Franklin Veaux, lives in Portland, OR • Answered January 6 It's understandable, but yes, it's bad. You saw someone put a face on a corrupt system and then lash out at that face. But the problem is the system, not the man. And that s... Read more » 2K 216   What is it like to own a pizzeria? Martin Bayer, Chef (1994-present) • Answered October 5, 2023 It's a lot of work. The pizza game is a rough one. It's very competitive and you've got to scrap with the big players, like Domino's, Papa John's and Pizza Hut. I know you'r... Read more » 1K 91   Why is copper becoming increasingly rare and expensive? Steve Baker, Senior Software Engineer (2013-present) • Answered January 7 Given our present knowledge of how much copper there is in the ground - at our present rate of consumption - all economically viable copper will have been used up in about ... Read more » 830 71   Can all horses mate with each other, or are there certain breeds that cannot breed with each other (such as donkeys and mules)? Susan Canaday, former Ex Grain Silo Washer. • Updated November 28 Donkeys are not a breed of horse. They are a separate species. They are not horses. All horse-like animals are collectively called 'equids.' But horses, asses, zebras, Przwa... Read more » 590 39   Why didn't Harry Truman allow Douglas MacArthur to nuke China during the Korean War in 1950-1952? Brent Cooper, Doctor of Jurisprudence SMU Dedman School of Law, Southern Methodist University... • Answered January 21, 2022 Soviet first atomic explosion August 1949 There are several reasons. First, was Truman did not trust MacArthur and the information he received from him. He thought MacArthur... Read more » 4.2K 208   How is it legal for State Farm to drop 70% of the clients in Pacific Palisades? Steven Haddock, B.A. in Political Science • Answered January 10 In 1923, a massive earthquake hit Japan. It killed over 100,000 people and tens of thousands of buildings were destroyed by the quake, fires and tsunamis. But the Japanese p... Read more » 850 79   Why do science fiction writers consider FTL (faster than light) travel possible if physicists agree that nothing can exceed the speed of light? Krister Sundelin, lives in Gothenburg, Sweden • Answered January 16 Hello, Ben Rhet ! If we're picky part 1, physicists agree that particles with mass cannot move through space faster than light, and massless particles must move at the speed... Read more » 213 24   I was permanently banned from a certain supermarket in 1983 for childish mischief (no stealing, though). Haven't been back in 35 years. What would happen if I were to walk in there today and start shopping like nothing had happened? Philip Klossner, Owner/Guitarist/Melody Crafter at Serene Buddha Music (2020-present) • Updated July 15, 2019 You say childish mischief, which I'm interpreting as a step below malicious mischief. You were a kid who made a nuisance of yourself and got the boot. It was 35 years ago, s... Read more » 6.5K 429   What is the point of refining salt? Notorious Raspberry • Answered January 9 Table salt, namely this stuff: Is taken from the same source as road salt which is this stuff: They both come from the salt mines like here: But they come from different areas... Read more » 2.2K 42   Why doesn't anybody go to church anymore? Nick Schön, 100% European. • Answered January 18 Mike Richmond has already given his usual excellent answer. Please read it. I'd like to add that people just stopped being impressed by the event of going to church. Churches... Read more » 371 40   Why does the U.S. government spend so much on defense? Rodra Hascaryo, studied Aerospace and Aeronautical Engineering at University of Illinois at Urba... • Answered September 24 Defense spending is a funny thing: People don't want to do it until it's probably too late. Maintaining a well-trained and well-equipped military is expensive. Making sure t... Read more » 1.3K 148   Is anyone else losing complete respect for the US at this point? Craig Mcnish • Answered January 8 This is arguably the best question I've ever seen on Quora. Even more so if the OP is an American citizen. There has been so much flexing from the US on here recently, mostl... Read more » 1.5K 269 Read more in your feed

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