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So this is a nationwide program that started up earlier this week, got so popular they had to shut down registrations and they've since opened it back up with a bit more restrictions on the eligibility. I'm still not entirely sure how much it all covers but there's free covid tests and possibly also prescriptions and telehealth visits involved.

Gives me cyberpunk vibes, but I think that's largely just being in a internet-dependent capitalist dystopia in which our government has abandoned us.

Part 2 finally dropped. Check the vid description if you're looking for projects to support that are still fighting this shit.

Sounds like this 911 thing went all the way to the top.

For you young'uns, this was pretty much the soundtrack to liberal anti-war spaces in the years following the US invasion of Iraq. Right up until Obama got elected and then they all forgot what war was.

lol, from The Soviet System of Government by John N. Hazard. The whole book is like this, it's quite impressive really. Like just complete and total denial of how western countries operate. I guess it was supposed to be a textbook? The book still has some interesting information that can be gleamed in between rolling your eyes. I would recommend downloading and reading if only for Chapter 12, Employment by the State. It was quite fascinating even with all the bias.