Londo_Jowo
Lifer
Good thing I'm already past the 45-54 age group
Good thing I'm already past the 45-54 age group
Paul Ryan got plans for your Social Security, so you aren't out of the woods yet.
Me too...whew!Good thing I'm already past the 45-54 age group
Yep, he's going to take money from your pocket and direct deposit it in my checking account
I'll be moving into that group shortly :'(Good thing I'm already past the 45-54 age group
Don't worry...Democratic Socialism will save you.I'll be moving into that group shortly :'(
()🙂 I feel much better.Don't worry...Democratic Socialism will save you.
What do they say about correlation and causation?Democratic Socialist countries are not having this problem, their middle age male mortality is dropping.
Democratic Socialist countries are not having this problem, their middle age male mortality is dropping.
Congrats, son. You whiffed on both the idea of a rhetorical question and the joke it obviously was.
I'm not voting for Bernie Sanders because I know he can't win.But the liberal, European "socialist" safety net he espouses turns out to be the key reason THE EXACT SAME DEMOGRAPHIC has not suffered this same shortening of their lives, this awful and avoidable calamity.
No relation to the actual study? Damn, you're dumb.
The "socialist" safety net is exactly what the actual study shows to be the key and clear difference.
p.4 said:The increase in midlife morbidity and mortality among US White non-Hispanics is only partly understood.
i've always had the feeling that i will not live much past 50
United States' death rate is 8.1 per 1,000 people. Denmark's death rate is 10.2 per 1,000 people. Relatively rising, relatively lowering, it's still absolutely lower here than in the utopia of Denmark.
So... fuck this thread? Yea, fuck this thread and everyone who just wants to insult others for not believing in your particular special brand of socialism. Is that clear enough? 😀
There is a reason why the original article never talks about absolute numbers. It's an article written with the intention to inspire fights, rather than knowledge. The author succeeded with his words.
Happiness is not about the absolute value, it's about the derivative and also how well you do relative to your peers.
Hispanics are starting from a lower baseline in terms of poverty, so they are on an upward trajectory. Working class whites used to do reasonably well, but because of trickle down, free trade, union busting, and other "free market" policies that they themselves largely supported through their elected officials, are now poor. And in many states, they also "showed Obama" and are now uninsured instead of having Medicaid. So you have increased stress, and no access to preventative care. Results speak for themselves.
😀 😀 😀Look into getting a service woman. I hear you can take them into restaurants and everything! 😛
Thread is something I prefer not to dwell on these days
Middle-aged white guys are personae non grata these days. Too white, too male, too old to be sexy but too young to be harmless and/or adorable. So just die. Society hates you.
Look into getting a service woman. I hear you can take them into restaurants and everything! 😛
i've always had the feeling that i will not live much past 50
You acquired the feeling by being put down that you don't deserve to live past 50.
Is that really true though? At least broadly speaking, Hispanics seem to have a similar household income trend as whites, just translated further down the y-axis.
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Of course, perhaps the rich whites are skewing the whole thing, but I dunno. Admittedly Hispanics appear to have fairly similar rates of heroin usage as whites as well, but perhaps the more religious/family-loving culture of the average Hispanic provides its own safety net that you don't find as much in white families.
If it's mostly entitled white people losing their cushy jobs to people that could use the money much more, and end up feeling bad because they can no longer afford luxury X, then tough luck imo. Doing some quick Googling, Brazil, China, and Mexico seem to be on the up-and-up. They could use the jobs better than we could.