Candorville by Darrin Bell
- October 27, 2009
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Darrin Bell’s Candorville is an insightful look at family, community and race through the eyes of Lemont Brown, a young black writer. Bell pulls no punches and delves into even the most controversial of issues. The wit and humor of the strip will draw you in.
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boozoothatswho said, 25 days ago
15,000 dead every day. It’s not the best, it’s third world.Anditt costs twice what any country with brains is spending. If Newt has to stand in line for his lipo, while kids and their moms get treated and insurance companies don’t hold Americans for ransom–waah wah wah.
And I knopw somebody will bring up tort reform. If you add up all of the premiums and the scary runaway jury awards, it amounts to about 1.6% of US health care costs, and you have to know, if you aren’t an idiot, most of those claims are for real damages.
TheSkulker
said,
25 days ago
Instead of “Tort Reform” how about AMA reform and take away the license to perpetrate bad medicine from the incompetents!
pilotx said, 25 days ago
Hey guys, we all know it’s the people who are victims of malpractice who are the real problem What right do you have to seek restitution? Just like Halliburton should set the terms of how rape victims are compensated the insurance companies should be in charge of malpractice restitution. Who says money doesn’t buy influence?
pbarnrob said, 25 days ago
How about a class of “quack” medicine, quite voluntary; if/as people start finding something there that works, promote it to “real” medicine. It’s just real hard to make big bux on food and vitamins, and you can’t patent them.
LameRandomName said, 25 days ago
Someone should write a book about you people. It could be called “Gullible’s Travels”.
rvernon said, 25 days ago
Since you’re so smart, I guess you won’t be using Medicare when you’re 65.
Doctor Toon
said,
25 days ago
Everyone is an expert on health care, and no one really has the answer.
rvernon said, 25 days ago
I think anyone who wants to join the rest of the civilized world and create a single-payer system has the answer.
SherlockWatson said, 25 days ago
I don’t know which piece of future news is scarier.
blackman2732 said, 25 days ago
“Sorry….Kanye will still be a punk-@*$.” Time can’t heal everything.
Ron
said,
24 days ago
Or, one of them would have become a deranged scientist and destroyed the earth.
I’m 67 and I’m not using medicare…
rvernon said, 24 days ago
Probably because you can afford not to use it. Most people can’t. I know my mom can’t, and she worked three different jobs for over forty years.