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ETA I’m not really interested in replying to everyone’s comments, but the I’m so freaking merry skull buffalo plaid christmas vibes T-Shirt also I will do this reality of it is, his generation was sold that big lie. That if you worked hard you’d have an easy retirement. Psyche. And instead you get sick, have a lifetime of savings wiped out by medical bills, and die destitute and homeless. Edit: people you can’t grow your own food in a small studio apartment or even a one bedroom with your partner. A lot of people can’t afford the space for that, but EVERYONE should be able to buy healthy food at a reasonable price. Insurance!!!! My great grandfather was a doctor, and there were stories of him treating people, often for free. He and his wife helped an entire family with scarlet fever in exchange for a jar of blackberry jam

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My great grandfather was a traveling doctor in rural VA. He had to perform an emergency cesarean and the I’m so freaking merry skull buffalo plaid christmas vibes T-Shirt also I will do this husband pointed a shotgun at him and said if his wife died, he’d die. Cesarean was successful and when the man asked how he could pay, my g-grandfather said “Your shotgun”. We still have it in our family. I remember days when going to the doctor without insurance. It was mostly between you and the doctor; and fees were a bit higher for those who could afford it and lower for those who couldn’t. Yes there were sunny doctors ripping people off but not as bad as insurance companies. This is the correct answer. We work more hours on average today than peasants did under feudalism. Not only this, but in the 1930’s one of the fathers of modern economics, John Maynard Keynes, predicted that with projected efficiency gains, by the year 2000 we’d only need to work 15 hours a week to maintain a comfortable and modern standard of living. Not only did we achieve those productivity gains, we actually DOUBLED them. We could be working 7-hour weeks today and taking 6-day weekends, but instead we’re working the same hours we were when he made his predictions nearly a hundred years ago now. Why? Because the efficiency dividend didn’t go to the workers, the capitalists and the CEO’s pocketed the lot of it – just look at graphs of workers vs CEO salaries over time, and the rise of the über rich. We’re being screwed and cheated, and royally so.

1. Length is measured from the highest point on the collar down to the bottom hem. 2. Width is measured across the body of the shirt under the armpits, one way. 3. Sleeves are measured from center back to hem.